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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1920

Page

2

Preferred Jail to Liberty Threat Looms in Railroad Strike

Chicago report details a threatened 35 000 strong strike by freight handlers and clerks, as federal officers arrest John Grunau head of the outlaw Chicago Yardmen association after bond denial. Government losses from wartime railroad control are estimated by the House appropriations committee at 1.129 billion dollars.

Chicago John Grunau Chicago Yardmen’s Association Grunau Clyne Fenders Harold E. Reading Enginemen’s Association Washington House Appropriations Committee

Senator Dial Backs Overall and Calico Move in Speech

Senator Dial of South Carolina a Democrat praised the overall and calico move to curb clothing costs in a senate speech. In Northwest Arkansas a storm left several counties hit with deaths and many injured as wire reports came in from Little Rock and surrounding areas.

Dial South Carolina Washington Senate Little Rock Ark Arkansas

Governor Hobby protests Mexican troop passage through Texas

Austin Texas Vigorous protests were sent by Governor W P Hobby in a telegram to Bainbridge Colby secretary of state opposing the proposed movement of Mexican troops through Texas in the Sono ra rebel campaign.

Austin Texas Sonora W. P. Hobby Bainbridge Colby

Florida citrus crop forecast for 1919 20 era yields

Jacksonville estimates from the department of agriculture set the 1919 20 Florida citrus crop at 11,900,000 boxes with 6,700,000 boxes of oranges and 4,300,000 boxes of grapefruit. Total value is placed at 24,200,000 dollars.

Jacksonville Fla Department of Agriculture Florida

Premiers Discuss Allied Occupation of Ruhr Basin

Paris reports that Allied premiers at San Remo consider occupation of the Ruhr basin in western Germany. Lloyd George, Millerand, and Nitti held a brief meeting and agreed in principle on disarming Germany but differed on the best procedure to achieve it.

Paris Ruhr Germany San Remo Petit Parisien Lloyd-George Millerand Nitti

Sonora Officials mobilize to resist possible invasion

Officials of Sonora state government defecting from the Carranza federal regime continue to marshal men and munitions to oppose an invasion. Meanwhile Sonora troops push south through Sinaloa toward Mazatlan, the principal seaport, in a show of force.

Sonora Agua Prieta Mexico Carrante Wre Sinaloa Mazatlan

Prosecutions Threaten Bread Retailers Over Loaf Prices

In Charlotte the fair price committee chaired by Dr. Davidson warned that all retail dealers in bread will be indicted under the Lever Act unless 15 cent loaves are cut to 12 and 20 cent loaves to 17 cents. Davidson claimed bread can be bought locally and nearby at prices that still yield a fair profit when sold at 13 and 17 cents.

Charlotte Fair Price Committee Dr. Davidson Davidson R & Fair

Black-Draught as a Preventive and Remedy

Farm resident C B Trull of Route 8 Candler North Carolina praises Black-Draught as a preventive and remedy for colds feverishness headache and liver trouble. He recalls using it to stay well during his brother’s illness and urges keeping a package ready for early liver disorder symptoms. Most druggists sell Black-Draught.

Candler N. C C. B. Trull Route 8 Mr. Trull Camp Jackson

Pie for the plain hobo as the unchained dog question

A Philadelphia Bulletin humorous quip features a tense exchange about Bolsheviks. A plain hobo bum is offered a piece of pie after a odd moment involving an unchained dog. The line captures the paper's wry tone.

Philadelphia Bulletin

Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys Warning

Public health notice urges Americans to reduce rich foods and use four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush kidneys. Describes symptoms of kidney trouble and promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive tonic made from grape acids and lemon juice with lithia, beneficial for bladder and kidney health.

America

Physician Arrested Over Whisky Prescription

A physician is arrested for prescribing whisky to a patient without inquiring the patient’s purpose. The mock line suggests the patient simply wanted a drink, highlighting the improper medical conduct.

Ready for Flu Calotabs Ad Warns Clean Systems

Physicians urge purification of the system to guard against influenza and complications. A single Calotab at bedtime with water, no side effects, clears a cold by morning and purifies the liver. Sold only in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee. Shawls are described as oriental in origin.

Golden Medical Remedy Endorsed by Memphis Readers

A Memphis reader praises Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a household remedy from childhood. Mrs Sadie Holt recalls her mother giving the remedy for sickness and says she would use it for her own children, expressing enduring trust in the product and its health benefits.

Memphis Tenn Ee Pierce Mantood Sieu Sadie Holt la Flore Dr. Picross Golden Medical Discovery M. J. Carter Stringer St

Lift off Corns Does Not Hurt and Freezone Cost

A brief advertisement claims Lift off Corns is painless and promotes Freezone as an affordable remedy costing only a few cents. The copy emphasizes ease of use and low price for foot care products.

Police recover trunk of valuables and divorce surge in county

In Goldsboro officials recovered a trunk said to hold valuables valued at 25 000 dollars. Deputy Sheriff Thad Howell reports ongoing moonshine busts with five stills found across Wayne County and warrants issued for operators. Fourteen divorces granted in Superior Court mark a multi year high. Ground cleared for two large tobacco warehouses in the city and buyers anticipate a big tobacco yield next season. Monroe reports a deadly cyclone. Union County sees fatalities and extensive damage. Winston Salem hosts a census day celebration under the banner North Carolina's king city. Lexington and Hickory note census disputes and late-season fruit fears amid frosts. Statesville records frost damage to pears and peaches. Surry County expands public health funding and positions with a long term health campaign.

Superior Bond

Traveling University Kinston tour aids rural communities

The Y M C A with federal and county officials hosts an educational service train tour for four rural Lenoir county townships. The unit visits Institute Sand Hill Sharon and Woodington delivering health films and lectures on agriculture and rural sanitation. Dr J Wade will lecture on animals.

Kinston Lenoir County Association Institute Sand Hill Sharon Woodington J.wade

Dodson's Liver Tone Promise Safe Liver Help

A health ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe substitute for calomel. It claims rapid relief from biliousness constipation headaches and stomach distress, with pleasant effects and no salivation. The ad guarantees satisfaction or a money back offer and notes a low price for a large bottle.

Dodson

Eight Dull Years and Finicky?

A French writer notes a girl is a person we stop kissing at twelve and resume after twenty. The ad promotes Cuticura for itchy scalp with steps to use Ointment and Soap for clear skin. A humorous line imagines Tesla's sun power while joking about moonshine.

Boston Transcript Tesla

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