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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
4
The page notes ad policy declining whiskey ads and warns against ads harming High Point interests. It mocks April Fool pranks, mentions Pierpont Morgan's death in Rome, relief work in Ohio, and a murder trial in Asheboro. It also notes Gov Mann and Swanson, Wilson administration pay, and Greensboro merchants ending trading stamps after April 1.
Greensboro will host the North Carolina Sunday School Convention April 22 to 24 in a new three thousand seat warehouse with a three hundred voice choir. International speakers join home talent and delegates from townships colleges and high schools are invited to attend with advance notice requested to arrange housing. Dr W S Rankin spoke at the auditorium Monday night.
Exclusive arrangement bundles Holland's Magazine Farm and Ranch and The Review at a single annual price. Holland's Magazine offers 60 to 80 pages monthly, Farm and Ranch weekly with current farming news and features, The Review eight pages weekly with local and general news. Offer prices: $1.89 for all three, or $1.49 for Holland's Magazine or Farm and Ranch with The Review. Orders to THE REVIEW OFFICE for prompt processing.
The January 1913 operating income per mile of line averaged 7 66 dollars, up from 5 09 in January 1912, with East railways averaging 875 dollars per mile for the month, South 224, and West 177. The report notes weather influence and compares with longer fiscal-year periods.
The storm causes record Ohio losses rivaling Galveston with widespread flooding in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Dayton suffers possibly 3000 drownings and many fires in the business district while Peru expects 3 million dollars in damage. Western Pennsylvania West Virginia face rising flood threats as relief centers operate.
In Becket house area more than 200 flood refugees were watched on the National Cash Register building. Mayor Bleas of Delaware Colorado was rescued today from the top of a telephone pole after climbing to help others.
Smith and Quails of West Burlington received a letter threatening arson unless a $25 payment was left at a specified spot last Saturday night. The firm notified postal authorities to pursue the culprits.
Springfield March 26 James Hamilton Lewis Democrat was elected United States senator for the long term Lawrence Y Sherman chosen for the short term in the same Illinois vote Lewis is the lead candidate with Sherman succeeding him in the short term.
A 1864 deed found by Marine Trust of Atlantic City conveys 700 acres in Sullivan County to God and His heirs in Jesus Messiah. Peter E. Armstrong and his wife executed the transfer to remove land from contention amid neighbor disputes and land sharks. The deed was shown by Treasurer Joseph McNamee as the discovery answers long-standing questions about the property.
The piece condemns fake newspaper solicitors who pose as authorized reps from distant papers. They offer premiums, take subscriptions, and disappear after delivering bogus receipts, deceiving readers who assume legitimacy.
An earlier exchange noted that our Recorder planned to marry one of Mr Airy’s young ladies in June. The item hints at a social arrangement linked to the Airy family and upcoming nuptials.
The notice touts a cure for deafness via constitution remedies claiming Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss. It offers a $100 reward for any case of deafness from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes stamps and printing services by Stamey Printing House with Paragon Stamp Works.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds, claiming relief from the first dose and eventual disappearance of the cough. It cites a Muscadine Alabama testimonial and notes pricing at 50 cents and one dollar with pharmacists recommending the remedy.
An advertisement from The C. H. Rowan Drug Co. claims a harmless remedy cures bedwetting and frequent urination, stating it is not a habit but a disease. It offers a free prepaid 5Gc sample to readers and urges spreading the word to family and neighbors.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the best medicine for stomach liver and kidney issues. It cites H T Alston of Raleigh North Carolina describing kidney derangement and liver trouble improved after the first dose and claims broad druggist endorsement and pricing at 50 cents and a dollar.
Advertisement touts Bucklen Arnica Salve as quickest cure for burns bruises sores and inflammation claiming a four day cure for a sore ankle in Iredell Texas. It urges purchase from druggists and notes Spark's Circus shows in Salisbury April 10 and Greensboro April 11 under Elks auspices.
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