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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
7
A testimonial from Rozalia in New Britain Connecticut describing three years of distress from catarrh and related ailments. The ad claims PE-RU-NA restores health by aiding digestion elimination membranes blood and nourishment, advising a bottle for recovery and overall wellness.
A quirky collage of old ads and snippets includes Cuticura remedies for baby rashes and powders for skin care, a dating quip about engagements, a gray hair remedy recipe, a moral quip about a well bred man, and stray lines about a spider and a moth with casual printed errors.
The note questions Manny and Grieg missing from the club while Haley bonds with an unnamed matri. The terse exchange hints at a developing social intrigue and hinted tension among local figures.
Fragmentary dialogue references Dr Peery and an osteopath named Reno. The text mentions worms or tapeworms and a claim of rubbing something into people. Context is unclear but appears to discuss medical or quasi medical advice with social tension.
Carelessness in operating incubators leads to numerous chick losses. Key factors include ventilation, temperature, turning eggs daily, not aging eggs beyond ten to fourteen days, following each machine’s directions, and avoiding opening the incubator after the eighteenth day.
A writer warns against overfocusing on incubator settings and outlines a practical method. He notes the thumb screw can alter the atmosphere by several degrees and advises checking the regulator twice daily, ensuring correct initial setup, then avoiding further fiddling after eggs are placed.
One of the best methods to keep poultry free from lice is to provide a dust bath. This may be made of a box large enough to accommodate several fowls at a time and partly filled with road dust, tobacco dust and sulfur in the proportions road dust six parts tobacco one part sulfur two handfuls. Dipping chickens in a two per cent solution of chlorine is also recommended for the control of lice.
Local druggists report a drop in Calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. Ad claims Calomel is dangerous, Liver Tone is guaranteed to relieve liver sluggishness and constipation, tastes pleasant, and won’t cause next day cramps.
A chat aboard a train yields a detective confessing fraud cases with a striking tale of marrying a clever, temperamental woman. A classroom census joke has a boy misreading politics as Bull Moose or Oriental Lodge. Isle of Man scholars trace Miles Standish to the Manx Standish lineage dating to 1511, decades before his reputed birth.
A portrait of social missteps and humor from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph. Jimson's well meaning but awkward lines amuse a dance guest who jokes about an empty room. A movie scene about naval life triggers winkingly practical remarks from two women about their husbands in the navy.
The cheerful Shortleigh is reminded he cannot borrow every trouble. A light exchange notes he must draw the line somewhere, keeping spirits up while tempering expectations.
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