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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood cleansing treatment to remove the germs causing catarrh. It urges readers to buy a bottle and offers free medical advice from a Georgia sponsor. Also includes a brief humor item about a self starter salesman and a Boston Transcript note.
An advertising note promotes Dead Shot Dr Peerys Yermifuge claiming a single dose eliminates worms including tapeworms. The text presents a direct medical claim and urges purchase.
A fragmentary description of a historic Boston house on Bossworth Court, once connected to colonial defenses and the Trevince garden entrance. The text notes 1697 construction, former resident Aik Wardell Holmes, and Hawthorne’s reference to the Province Tintin, with surviving exterior features and a wrought archway.
Fragmentary lines hint at marital and secret society questions. The text mentions a husband figure and phrases about a secret society, smoke, and locations in the Malay peninsula and Sumatra. The readability is low and lacks clear events or attribution.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing itchy baby rashes. It promotes hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment and a dusting of Cuticura Talcum, claiming purity and fragrance. Prices shown as 25e each everywhere.
A woman author of a cookery book kept blank pages for notes while her husband later finds an annotated old copy in a second hand shop. He asks about the notes and she dismisses them, only for him to discover every note inside the volume contains remedies for flyspepsia and related ailments.
A London Answers excerpt shows a police official visiting villagers to list pig owners after swine fever spread. He asks to see the swine, but an sharp tongue woman answers that the swine are not home and slams the door.
A whimsical scene on a farm where horses pigs birds trees and animals share why they love farm life. The dialogue captures each character’s view from hay to water well and even the pine stump dollhouse while children wander barefoot.
A jumble of humorous vignettes unfolds with Mrs Meek ton scolding Leonidas for dozing during her politics essay and a physician altering a bill to justify blood boiling. Other bits involve a dented fender, smart gowns, and quips about bills and fortunes in a lighthearted tableau.
A series of quotes reflects satire on fame gender roles and work life. Conversations question wives obedience dental parlors and the impact of trials. The banter hints at humorous takes on domestic power and legal outcomes.
Stray Stories and banter cover engagements and taste in rings. Dialogues joke about polite behavior and hats made from shavings. A dog show remark notes a poet with a passion for dactyls and asks about exhibition pieces.
A Boston Transcript quip sequence covers a patent burglar alarm staircase in a modern home joke, long nurse shifts in English hospitals, a doctor patient bargain, a vermifuge ad line, a six chamber joke, and a note on nurses in England.
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