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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
6
An old column promotes Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss, claiming the product dissolves dandruff and stops shedding after several applications, with the result of softer, glossier, thicker hair. A second anecdote features a horse race bet dialogue from the Birmingham Age-Herald.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for frequent colds and acute or chronic catarrh, praising internal action to purify blood and mucous surfaces. It promises testimonials and a $100 cure guarantee, with F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio listed as producers.
Raleigh celebrates the return of the 113th Field Artillery of the 30th division with a morning parade and a grand ball drawing an estimated 75,000. Gov. Bickett and Col. Cox praise the soldiers as the state announces new highway appointees and aids for postwar relief and employment offices.
Harry Chandler of the California-Mexico Land and Cattle Company reiterates in Los Angeles that the firm will not lease land in Lower California to Japanese colonists until the U.S. government approves. He cites a 1917 letter stating American citizenship and national consent govern such arrangements.
Nashville Tenn The Methodist Episcopal Church South plans to raise 825 990000 during May 18 to 25 to fund missionary work in war torn Europe and to support education for whites and nervous peoples in the South. The effort seeks to aid rebuilding and relief as statesmen business leaders and educators address devastated regions.
Washington announces a 29 percent increase in domestic telegraph rates effective April 1. Postmaster General Burleson cites higher operating costs due to wage increases and says the hike will be barely sufficient to cover these expenses as agreed by the Federal Wire Board.
In Akron Ohio socialist leader Eugene V Debs threatened a general strike of his party nationwide unless granted a court rehearing on espionage act convictions. Debs, bedridden with a bad attack of malady at Mrs Margaret Preveys home, learned the U S refused him a rehearing.
Federal grand jury in Knoxville investigates fraud sabotage and conspiracy charges against William J. Oliver and 10 other Oliver Manufacturing Company officers and employees. Jury remains in session with numerous witnesses examined and a final report expected before district court adjournment.
In Ottawa the Militia Minister Newbern announced in the House of Commons that arrangements are made for the return of Canadian expeditionary forces from Siberia. The date remains secret per British request and Canada contributed about four thousand men to the international force at the Liberia frontline.
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