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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
5
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An East Dur N resident cites Vinol as a remedy that cures a two year chronic cough and strengthens the body. The ad claims Vinol combines cod liver oil with iron to build a run-down system and offers a money back guarantee through Matton Drug Co.
A public health appeal urges using Red Cross stamps on letters through Christmas to aid the fight against the white plague. The message frames stamp purchases as a charitable act supporting relief efforts.
An old promotional notice touts Moore's Book and Toy Store as Santa Claus' Headquarters and then shifts to a patent remedy pitch. It urges taking Dr King's New Life Pills at first signs of constipation to prevent indigestion and gall stones, claiming liver and bowels benefits.
A Personally Conducted Tour to Panama Jamaica Cuba and Florida via the Over-Sea Railroad departs Key West January 7 1913 aboard the steamship Evangeline of the P and C S S Co. with sailings on January 21 February 4 18 March 4 18 April 1 13. Contact F M Jolly Atlantic Coast Line Wilmington North Carolina for full details and travel costs.
Readers reflect on a provocative stunt as individuals lick Red Cross stamps for a cause, drawing mixed reactions about ethics and public health. Activists praise the message while officials caution about hygiene and fund-raising integrity.
Mr and Mrs D L Glark are visiting in Trenton New Jersey at the home of Chester Maxwell.
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