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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
9
A local column argues the city should remove barriers as social reform progresses. The piece links broken fences to broader brotherhood and warns against neglecting dental health to avoid decay turning into illness. A dentist is urged to treat decayed teeth promptly to prevent further harm.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes a proud group brought back an English butler who resigns after a short tenure. Parker complains he preferred sparer grass and champagne while the family eats cabbage and beer. The piece closes with a broader reflection on rights and service.
A vintage health note warns girls to avoid slouching to protect lungs and complexion. It cautions against constant sweets harming teeth and digestion, constipation leading to anaemia, and drinking strong tea without milk harming facial tone.
A merchant was asked why a customer would buy a bundle marked Montgomery, Jhan & Company of Chicago instead of from the local store. The owner could have matched the price and saved parcel post charges, keeping money at home. The merchant offered no clear reply.
A poem tells how Si Jenkins bought a house with little cash down and a mortgage. He saved and paid interest for years while destitute, and when an earthquake struck the home was swallowed by disaster, yet the mortgage remained.
A brief exchange shows a customer accusing a teamster of short measure and the manager replying that the fault would lie with the worker. A domestic scene from a Boston Transcript column features Elsie, six, ejecting Bobby for wanting to stay while she changes her dolly's dress.
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