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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
6
A fragmented text fragment mentions health and medicine and references a product or practice. It reads like promotional or advisory material with unclear terms and no specific event, person, or organization clearly identified.
A dramatic scene unfolds as two lovers cling to each other by a doorway amid a cold wind while a father’s shout cuts the moment. A lighthearted aside follows about a child keeping her head cool as a teacher’s instruction meets wintry weather in Indianapolis.
A pithy dialogue contrasts pessimism and philosophy on risk and costs. The exchange marks a reflection on unforeseen expenses and life's uncertainties.
A short, era tone piece about a nursery scene where Tommy objects to a bad egg and faces a strict nurse. It contrasts parental discipline with a child’s plea for proper food, ending with a comic exchange about manners and a joke about hats.
A Louisville Courier Journal line quotes a man inviting a guest to a stag party at his home and asking for written proof to reassure his wife. The piece comments that in pursuing ideals one often finds themselves catching up with the material.
Public notices in several cities detail tax guidance for residents. Chief Division Deputy P G Kiser offers assistance at the Federal building in Charlotte with forms for individuals corporations and partnerships. Files explain net income after deductible expenses and credits for interest taxes and charitable donations.
Advertisers urge readers to use Calotabs at bedtime to combat cold influenza and serious complications. One tablet with water claimed to purge the liver and purify the body by morning, with no side effects and a money back guarantee if not delighted. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents by druggists.
A period advertisement urges Americans to guard kidneys by eating less and using four ounces of Rad Salts daily. It explains how kidney overload from rich foods causes bladder issues and fatigue, and promotes Jad Salts as a safe lemon grape lithia drink for flushing kidneys. Financial circumstances alter legal cases.
Constipation invites other troubles which come speedily unless quickly checked by Green's August Flower a gentle laxative that regulates digestion cleanses the stomach and intestines stimulates the liver and cleanses the blood. It has been a sovereign remedy used in thousands of households worldwide for over fifty years for indigestion nervous dyspepsia sluggish liver and related troubles Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. Try a bottle and take no substitute. A time for everything and everything in time.
A reflective note on how certain individuals habitually project their own difficulties onto others. It suggests that this behavior stems from internal struggles and seeks to understand the social dynamic of such interactions.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with guarantees for durable color on wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims a direction booklet shows how to dye over any color and suggests consulting a Diamond Dye color card. The copy closes with stray lines about scent and raising onions.
A large housing plan near Asheville seeks 100 businessmen to invest 1000 dollars each in cottage construction for renting, aiming to outpace bigger cities this summer. Also in Asheville Ernest Thompson Seton visits for rest amid influenza bans, and the Asheville Citizen Company buys the Y M C A building for 100000 dollars to house the newspaper.
Sheriff J E Zachary of Yadkin county was shot through the heart and killed at a blockade distillery eight miles from the county seat. Three men were at the plant and arrested for safe keeping at Forsyth jail. Rev A A Caudle identified Robah Baily aged 22 as the shooter.
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