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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
8
City tax collector H C Field warns delinquents to settle unpaid city taxes for years before 1912. Levy and garnishment may be used, costs added, and 1912 taxes must be paid promptly as the delinquent list is prepared for advertisement. Adv 1m. February 5, 1913.
The publisher advertises a one year subscription for $1.00 cash in advance for both The Review and The American Home. The Review is a weekly High Point paper with eight to twelve pages. The American Home, published in Raleigh, has 16 to 24 pages. A sample copy will be mailed later this month. New and old subscribers urged to subscribe promptly.
The Raleigh Charlotte and South line announces a new timetable effective January 5 1913. The schedule outlines route changes and adjusted departure times for major stations along the corridor.
London Truth warns that the Czar faces deadly perils surrounding his five children, shaped by palace intrigue and conservative grand dukes. The piece claims grand dukes wield influence over palace guards and that yielding to public demands risks poisoning.
A British observer notes the Czarina faces fears of poisoning to her children. Palace kitchens are filthy and state revenue influences meals. Reforms fail due to a grand ducal clique. The Czarina is urged to seek quiet abroad among German relatives, effectively making her a prisoner with the family under constant surveillance.
An advertisement extols Gowan’s Pneumonia Preparation as superior to imitators for pneumonia, croup, colds and similar ailments. It claims the formula is unique, effective, and quickly absorbed when applied externally to treat inflammation and congestion. The copy urges readers to buy at first class drug stores.
Advert text touts liver benefits with Dr Ailes endorsing a 1 percent remedy. Patients urged to try the tablets for relief and digestion support, citing simple use and quick potential results.
Excerpt extols Southern men including Patrick Henry George Washington Thomas Jefferson and others as pivotal in founding and expanding the United States. It traces roles in liberty, independence, territorial acquisitions from Louisiana Purchase to Texas and California, noting Alaska Hawaii and insular possessions as exceptions.
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