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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
2
An ad touts a fig syrup as a safe remedy for children and adults, claiming no harmful ingredients and promoting it as effective for colds and coughs. It asserts the company name California Fig Syrup Co. appears on every package and warns against suspicious buyers while urging trust in the product.
A damaged fragment recounts a reader praising Postum and the book The Road to Wellville. The reminiscence describes relief from digestion issues after switching from tea to Postum, noting improved blood quality and overall well being. The text also mentions literary references and a reader named Battie Cronk.
A sweeping 1911 overview notes worldwide upheaval from Chinese rebellion to Mexican revolts, labor clashes, and reforms. It highlights aviation advances, political shifts in the United States, the Taft era, and major events from January through December, including battles, constitutional changes, and notable deaths. The piece links revolts to broader trends of reform and national power.
A vast sun dial forms where a promontory rises 3,000 feet above the sea. As the sun moves, its shadow touches a sequence of small islands laid out at precise distances, functioning as hour marks on the world’s largest natural clock.
Marks argues about allowing his wife to turn up and incur big bills. Parks counters that he would rather face trouble with creditors than with her, highlighting domestic financial stress and stubborn views on money.
A poultry expert outlines procedures to control ice mites and external parasites. It recommends multiple powder applications, careful timing, and treating housing cracks with a carbolic acid based spray. It also describes a low cost ice powder made from gasoline, carbonic acid and plaster of Paris and notes to use crude carbolic acid.
Guineas are native to warm regions and fear snow. In northern areas a snowstorm can cause trouble as they fear walking through snow and prefer flight, roosting in trees or on building tops. Housing them before a storm ends minimizes risk.
A manager from a major duck farm asserts that an expert can scald and dregs zero ducklings in ten minutes, describing an efficient processing claim in a brief notice.
A Mississippi man testifies that after eleven months of severe kidney and bladder illness doctors failed to help. He credits Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, noting three small bottles eliminated all pain and symptoms. He swears to the letter's authenticity and urges readers to request a sample from Kilmer & Co. and mention the paper. Regular bottle sizes available at drug stores.
Fragmentary notes describe a polite exchange about a lovely day between neighbors and a weather man. The text veers into ad copy for Dr Piero n s Plowwant Pollet laxative and a medical claim about curing piles. It reflects social observations on affection and misplaced affections among society women.
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