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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
2
The Review states every Thursday edition will carry all notices and ads not contracted for a time and charged until pulled. It refuses whiskey advertisements and will not run ads that harm High Point business interests.
The year will feature four eclipses two solar and two lunar but only one will be visible in the United States. A partial lunar eclipse will occur at the March full moon and be visible across most of the country.
A reflective piece listing cautions about hypocrisy and social behavior. It warns that handling others’ burdens lightens one’s own load, condemns boastful preachers, and critiques hypocrisy in religion and morals with colorful phrases and anecdotes.
An obscure snippet promotes joining the Ready Money Club of the Bank of Commerce claiming independence and financial appeal. The fragment mentions men dressing for show and an analogy to corruption if probed, reflecting period language.
Local agents promote Adler-i-ka as a powerful bowel cleanser. The paste contains buckthorn bark and glycerine and is claimed to flush both upper and lower bowels, alleviating sour stomach gas and constipation after a single dose.
Two world famed tonics cod liver oil and iron are combined in Vinol. French chemists separated the curative elements from cod liver oil and added tonic iron to create a strength builder for weak or ill people. It promises to help throat and lung troubles and after sickness, with a money back guarantee if it fails to help. Also promotes Saxo Salve for pimples and blotches from Matton Drug Company High Point.
Court decree sale of twoHigh Point tracts of Sallie Naylor estate by W P Ragan executor. Real estate at Loflin and Fairview streets to be auctioned March 6 1914 2 PM with terms one half cash and six months on credit at 6 percent. Also brief notices and ads follow for cough remedies and timber land for sale nearby.
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