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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
12
Mr. A. Upton of Seagrove North Carolina visits a seaside event featuring kayak activities. He attends four sessions, showing interest in water sports and local recreation.
Advertises Danish Bond letterheads in 13 16 and 20 lb stocks. Boxes of 500, priced from 1.50 to 300 per thousand. Claims ideal typewriter paper and lower prices for large quantities.
Mrs. Frankie McCarter of High Point North Carolina endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy after long kidney pains backaches and sleep disturbance. She says the pills provided quick relief after trying them and urges others to use them. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's and take no other. The banks in the city report good financial health with several announcing semiannual dividends and more to come this month.
An old advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for skin conditions fatigue pimples eczema and even cancer. It claims to drain humors from the body and restore energy with “pure Botanic ingredients” and 30 years of testing. Druggists sell it at 1.00 per bottle with home cure directions.
The Review office offers a Hick's Almanac style forecast predicting near term weather details. It outlines expected patterns for temperatures precipitation and general climate trends tied to named months and regional meteorology referenced in the almanac. The brief notes that readers can expect guidance on farming and daily planning based on traditional sign readings.
The ad promotes ivory clipped cards with genuine leather cases as Christmas or special presents for all ages. It claims the price is no higher than cheaper options and urges readers to mention The Review when trading with advertisers.
Notice of the regular annual meeting of the Home Banking Co stockholders in the directors rooms of the bank at 2 pm on the second Wednesday in January 1912 for electing a Board of Directors and other business. D H Milton Cashier.
Charles Durham of Lovington Illinois reports a positive cure for bed wetting in his young son after using Foley Kidney Pills. He describes persistent nightly bed-wetting ending after two days of use and about two thirds of a bottle, with no incidents in six weeks.
Mr James McCaffery, manager of the Schlitz Hotel in Omaha Nebraska, endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claiming it cures in every case. He says he has used it personally and recommended it to many others who report great curative power for throat and lung diseases. For all coughs and colds it is quickly effective and sold by all druggists.
The notice invites readers to subscribe to The Review to start reading a premier ongoing story, promising exclusive publication in the paper soon.
J. J. Shelour of Bremen Georgia reports high satisfaction with Foley Kidney Pills saying they give more relief than any other kidney medicine after trying many. He recommends them for kidney and bladder trouble. For sale by all druggists.
After a week's holiday factories and schools resume operations. The restart signals a return to normal activity with work and classes resuming across the area.
A vintage medical pitch touts COMPOUND as a reliable family medicine for children and adults. It claims to check and cure coughs colds and croup and to prevent bronchitis and pneumonia with sales through general outlets.
An old advertisement extols Foley's Fore and Tar Compound for la grippe and pneumonia cure claims and Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder irregularities. It notes limited holiday stock and urges购买 of genuine products from druggists in a period newspaper tone.
The Firemen's Fund for a Christmas present raised over $200 with $5 per fireman. C D Smith led with $95, J M Harrell next with $36.65, and others including R H Sechrest D A Kirkman and J S Wilborn contributed.
Farmers urged to do outside work now clean gardens haul manure plow before snow fix mud holes and improve highways by volunteering to shovel paths open roads shelter stock and take hours to repair bad roads themselves instead of waiting for state aid.
A light exchange reveals a couple debating living in a cottage. The bride requests a spacious, fully equipped home with twelve rooms, three baths, steam heat, a butler, cook, dining room, and an upstairs maid, prompting a witty exchange about ideal comforts.
Daily sponge and water wash prevents dry feet while dipping feet in water helps. When a horse goes off feed, check teeth before treating. Winter idle time means mud free legs and clean dry stalls. Use light stable blankets to avoid overheating. do not bundle heavily in the barn.
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