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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary listing shows Glyco-Thymotine at 0 to 60 cents, Lavoris at 30 to 60 cents, Warmpole's Formalid at 40 cents, and Dobell's Solution at 15 cents. Source reads as a market or pharmacy price note with several item names and cents values.
Old fashioned toners advise mustard plaster and poultice for sore throat and inflammation with Begg's Mustarine touted as hotter yet safer. Heat provides fast relief for pleurisy bronchitis or chest cold, with druggists offering 30 and 60 cent sizes from S C Wells Co LeRoy NY.
An old advertisement lists priced patent medicines including Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at 75 cents and 1.50, Scott's Emulsion at 50 cents, Najol Resinol at 1.00, with other items shown in a compact local display.
A fragment from an old advertisement lists toilet articles and prices including Hind's Almond Cream Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 60c Babcock's Talcum Powder 25c Nadine Face Powder 60c Woodbury's Facial Soap 30c and Jove Rite Powder 50c. The snippet shows a period ad style with several beauty products and cents prices.
J Cy Utley improves at home after influenza confinement. Miss Ada Upton and Mrs Dora Smith are ill at home. Miss Mary Hutioble visits from Lexington. Sam Upton and Ben Russel spend weekends in Highland Mills. Mrs H B Beck improves after illness. Jessie Steed plans a new goods line at his store. Mrs Ella Tysingle ill with flu. John Crawford's family welcomes a daughter. Neal McDonald fully recovered and active. Belvin Yates travels to Jamestown for business.
Riley county fair price committee found bakeries producing bread weighing 24 ounces per loaf while others made 20 ounces. All loaves sold for 15 cents, revealing inconsistent weights across establishments in Manhattan Kansas.
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