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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
3
Congress members reacted with amusement to an interview given by James J. Britt to the Greensboro Daily News. The piece, conducted in Ashe, prompted lighthearted responses from Democrats noting Britt’s remarks and framing of policy questions.
The article notes strong sentiment in Washington for the possible return of Britt to Congress for another term. It highlights that leading Democrats refrain from naming contenders or potential successors, whether incumbents or rising figures, amid uncertainty over the party’s candidate list.
In the National Congress the author notes nine North Carolina Democrats did not offer encouragement for Mr Britt and asserts it was none of them who urged his victory amid the controversy. The piece also excludes Frank Doremus Champ Clark as sources of support.
In France during World War I Private Bailey endures cold rain and mud. He recalls his mother's faith in Sloan's Liniment and requests it. A bottle is sent, easing rheumatic pain and enabling him to stand exposure, shared with comrades as a noted reinforcement. Price listed as $1.90.
Frank Woods and Jim Mann anticipate Britt’s reelection to keep Republicans in control. Critics say his Chicago convention daydreams collapsed, with Marion Butler and other delegates undermining his bid. The Democratic view assigns Britt slim chances against Zeb Weaver, mirroring past ousters of Crawford and Mooney.
A Jackson carpenter credits Vinci tonic with curing his chronic cough after trying various syrups. He says two bottles restored his energy and health. The ad notes Vinci as a non secret tonic for coughs and bronchitis.
A Worth Missouri mother recalls her thirteen year old daughter nearly dying from heart disease and credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy with saving her life. The letter urges others with short breath fainting spells and chest pains to start use now and notes the medicine is sold and guaranteed by druggists nationwide.
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