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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
2
A 19th century guide argues against harsh discipline for children's naughtiness. It endorses stopping corporal punishment, avoiding public shock at misdeeds, not discussing misdeeds in the child’s presence, and rewarding good behavior while ignoring acts of naughtiness. It also notes positive outcomes when treatment is thorough and consistent.
George Pattulli, magazine writer with Pershing's army in France, lauds American soldiers as fearless, resilient, and humane. He calls them backboned, capable of winning, and beloved by allies, noting even Germany regards the Yankee as a force of heaven and hell. The piece hints at wage-day anxieties amid political tensions.
The suit, to be filed in Wake Superior Court, seeks a mandamus against the State Tax Commission to provide machinery for collecting the 25 cent per bale cotton tax under the Price Warehouse act. Attorneys Pou and Biggs will represent the department, with Manning and Sykes defending. The case follows the attorney general’s view that the tax clause is unconstitutional and the commission’s refusal to provide the machinery. The agriculture board aims to present the matter to the Supreme Court promptly, despite the July operative date. Training health officers, education machinery loans, and new charters are also noted, along with road projects and North Carolina military casualties and welfare efforts.
Holland Texas Mr J N Messer reports Black Draught as the best liver medicine. He says it cleanses the liver, aids digestion, and even relieved slow fever and indigestion in the past. He keeps it for his family, noting it saves doctor bills and is affordable. Ask your druggist for Thedford's Black-Draught Adv Black-Draught.
Sistah Jackson, a church member, laments a misfortunate week to Pahson Brown. He consoles her saying time is a great heater, but six months will not cure her trifling husband as a judge labeled him.
An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the premier kidney, liver, and bladder remedy. It touts gentle, fast-acting effects, calls it a healing vegetable compound, and urges testing with a 10 cent sample request to Kilmer Co. It also notes its sale in two bottle sizes and ends with a note about an unrelated remark on proposals.
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