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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
7
A advertisements tout Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable remedy to replace calomel for biliousness and constipation. The copy claims it cleans the bowels, relieves headaches and dizziness, and guarantees quick improvement with a money back offer if not satisfied. It also urges giving it to children and asserts no vomiting or griping.
The Anglo French reminite describes Syria under British influence with stark scenes of beggars trained as actors, child performers in desperate poses, widespread theft from ships and markets, and a wary view of animal trade. It notes police surveillance curbing crime and mocks compassion for working horses as a distant ideal.
Gabe Yawkey travels toward Tum Iinville and meets Gap Johnson at Rumpus Ridge. He says Bearcat, Gap’s youngest, fired a gun and shot the presiding elder’s hat from his head at about 150 yards. The child is only five years old, prompting astonishment.
A clipped exchange notes generosity to a fault. One speaker defines a generous man as caring more for leading a subscription drive than for his wife’s clothing needs. The dialogue hints at social critique within a domestic and civic frame.
Mr. Corpulent Newrich offered to finance his daughters dramatic society with a condition of receiving a part. The plan collapsed as he insisted on payment for no part. He appeared second scene and whispered Ush as the curtain rose, provoking laughter and a happy ending to the tale.
A neighbor explains lime is used to deter bugs on cucumber vines. Jane, watching, suggests applying lime to Grandpa’s bald head to keep flies away, turning a serious moment into a humorous retort.
A dialogue in which Miss Ann reacts with anger after a kiss in the dark and rejects the apology. The narrator claims a mistaken identity as the reason, while a counterpoint suggests that doubt hinders proper actions, attributed to Herbert Kaufman.
United States Department of Agriculture advises culling roosters to produce infertile eggs that store better and cost less to raise. Emphasizes early removal, preserving eggs for winter, and marketing chopped roosters. Stresses sanitation, ventilation, feeding, mite and lice control, and selecting only chicks with strong future value.
A Madison County Tennessee woman member reports a five year poultry venture using two White Wyandotte egg settings bought in 1914. From 1915 to 1918 the project generated $429 in sales and flock value against $50 production costs. Profits totaled $379 due to low feed costs from farm waste.
A Wabash county Indiana woman proved poultry farming can pay. By keeping a flock and carefully tracking work hours she earned 1.14 per hour in time actually devoted, realizing a net profit of 172.24 for the season after a county agent's encouragement.
A Muncie family discusses remodeling as several successful architects call with plans. The younger children note one handsome architect is rich, sparking smiles. An elder sister views the plans. later a high school boy teases she is seeking prosperity herself in a veranda remark.
An old advertisement extols August Flower as a summer stomach remedy addressing indigestion, sour stomach, and constipation while a humorous dialogue follows about a landlord and a boy noting mosquitoes, revealing a joke on a father’s honesty and imagination.
In Brazil husbands are expected to wear wedding rings just as wives do, a sign of equality not shared by North American sisters. The plain gold band mirrors the wife’s ring and reflects a social standard seen as the final word on equality. A man may shape his fortune, but cannot force the gun to shine.
A collection of gossip and advice snippets from a Boston Evening Transcript page includes barbed jests about wit and marriage, hints of flirtation with hats, and a thinly veiled critique of social roles. Advertisements tout Cuticura skincare and Dr Peery medicine as solutions for beauty and health.
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