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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
6
The Review offers with every paid subscription to The Review a free Kansas City Star for one year. The Star is a 12 page weekly newspaper of seven columns with farmer friendly content. Subscribers pay $1.00 for both papers annually and sample copies of the Star will be sent in the coming weeks.
Norfolk Southern introduces a new Raleigh Norfolk schedule effective Sunday August 24 shortening night run time by about forty five minutes. Night express trains will run without freight cars and arrivals are adjusted. a 15 minute Edenton dinner stop is added for day trains.
Mrs. W. H. Brill of Racine Wisconsin testifies she suffered weakness nerve issues and insomnia before using Vinci. She credits rapid weight gain improved health and renewed energy to Vinci and recommends it to others while the Matton Drug Company guarantees its effectiveness. Saxo Salve is also offered with a guarantee.
Southern Railway timetable lists daily and Sunday train arrivals and departures between Raleigh Fayetteville Mt Gilead Star Asheboro Mt. Gilead Varina Lillington and Raleigh service. It includes times from Raleigh 10:05 A.M. 4:55 P.M. and 8:10 A.M. 6:00 P.M. and connections at Fayetteville Asheboro Mt. Gilead Star and Varina. Agents H S Leard and S K Adsit listed for more information.
The Raleigh Charlotte and Southern Railway announced on July 1 1913 the completion of a connecting link between Varina NC on the Raleigh Southport Division and Colon NC on the Durham Charlotte Division. New stations include Duncan Corinth Rosser Colon and through passenger service will be inaugurated between Raleigh and terminal towns Aberdeen Asheboro Carthage Ellerbe Mt Gilead Biscoe and more with agents advised for details.
Mary L Witcher administratrix of J W Witcher deceased notifies all claimants to file verified claims with attorney D H Parsons High Point NC by October 36 1914 or be barred. Creditors asked to settle debts promptly. Notice dated October 30 1913.
Gray hair restoration product promises to return hair to its original shade with no dye. Ad offers three bottles by mail for 1 dollar with a 1.50 refund if unsatisfied, shipping via parcel post from Ad-Hessig Ellis Drug Co Memphis Tenn.
A powder mill blast wounds cause by an accidental match. The proprietor returns from a trip to learn from the foreman that Bill lit a match in the mixing room, explaining the catastrophe. The remark triggers surprise as the foreman’s calm reply confirms the cause.
Local ad offers high grade carpets and rugs at unusually low prices for the season. Half wool ingrain 18c 44c yd, all wool ingrain 48c 54c yd, good mattings 13c 22c yd, linoleum 48c yd, rugs from 1.79 to 13.98. Also note court notice about Rometta Williams seeking absolute divorce in Guilford County Superior Court proceeding to begin December term 1913.
Mrs. H. Clips of 593 S Main St High Point North Carolina reports long kidney trouble with backache dizziness and headaches improved by Dean's Kidney Pill. The ad urges action to prevent dropsy or Bright's disease and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
High Point residents praise Adler-i-ka sold by Matton Drug Co. as the best remedy for sour stomach gas and constipation. Advertisers claim a single dose relieves discomfort almost immediately and note High Point as local agents for the product.
Notice states a found package on Main Street November 24 addressed to Interstate Store in High Point North Carolina likely contains flavoring extracts. Owner may claim by contacting this office and paying for the notice.
The notice highlights Moffitt Furnishing Co on the front page with a persuasive ad urging readers to read and profit. D. Bones & Son offers a traditional half page featuring gift suggestions this week.
The notice urges paying in advance to enjoy a $1.00 rate on The Review until January, after which price rises to $1.50. It advertises clubbing offers and promotes NOFADE Remington shirts sold at London’s Reliable Store for a dollar each.
Dr King s New Discovery touted as a cure for croup coughs and colds. Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio testifies his children improved during severe attacks after using the remedy. Available in bottles 50c and 1.00 at druggists from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia St Louis.
The issue highlights the new Mutual Furnishing Co. succeeding Home Furniture Store in High Point. Manager R L Harville of Thomasville, a well known businessman, is welcomed as an investor with Mr. Welch joining the company. Read the ad in the Review and watch for weekly updates.
An advertisement notes a fair on the square offering various valuables for sale, inviting readers to inspect items and potentially bid or purchase during the event.
A local retailer invites customers to inspect unredeemed items that might match long held desires. The promotion emphasizes available merchandise and customer discovery in a salvage-like sale atmosphere.
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