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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1913

Page

3

Woman Recounts Relief By Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy

Middletown resident Eva Espenshade credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending her severe pain and organic inflammation A neighbor and her husband urged the treatment After starting the medicine she regained strength did housework and helped others The Pinkham record is touted as a proven aid for women seeking health guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Middletown Lydia E. Finkham Eva Espenshade East Main St Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Day of the Billionaire musings on watered stock

A New York Times excerpt recalls a diner remark by a sharp lawyer about trust magnates and watered stock. It predicts ultra rich Americans driving prestige cars and the blurred line between luck and lineage as fortunes rise. The piece contrasts casual street encounters with systemic wealth.

New York Lotus Club Jones New York Times

London's Piccadilly Clubland Faces Movement to New Quarters

London clubs in Piccadilly face relocation as tenancies expire and land values soar. A large hotel project may replace club premises while owners like Sir Richard Sutton reassess land leases. The westward shift in London business signals a thinning of once lively club streets within ten years.

London Piccadilly Clubland Richard Sutton West End Ritz Berkeley Piccadilly Circus Hyde Park Bond Street Duke of

What Hens Eat and How Much They Should Have

A discussion by Katherine Atherton Grimes explains hens need three food kinds grain green stuff and meat to repair tissue stay warm and lay eggs. Proper diet requires balanced quantities to avoid fat gain or loss of egg production, urging early careful study and experimentation.

Katherine Atherton Grimes

Poultry Feeding Guide Emphasizes Dry Mash and Scratching

Experts urge balanced rations for hens with six ounces of daily food per bird. A ten bird flock needs about 26 pounds weekly, two thirds grains including wheat corn and oats, plus a dry mash of bran alfalfa meal oats corn meal beef scrap salt pepper and charcoal. Include grit and oyster shells and provide a large mash compartment to keep hens fed readily.

Changes hit Piccadilly as clubs lose space and prestige

Wellington hosts a club shakeup as new hotel scaffolding marks the end for Piccadilly's status as the world's club capital. Older clubs face relocation to less favorable streets, rent burdens, and dwindling membership. Some seek to convert Dorchester House and other properties, though costs deter such moves. Overall club life wanes with modern hotel dining and financial strain.

Wellington Piccadilly Dorchester House Whitelaw Reid Stafford and Spencer London

Man of 104 Enrols as Student at State Convention

William Huggins aged 104 from Grand Forks North Dakota enrolls as a student at the North Dakota corn and clover convention. A state pioneer he came from Canada and advocates diversified farming saying young men should stay current with the times. The weather bureau warns mine operators in Pittsburg of potential barometric drops linked to explosion risk.

North Dakota Grand Forks, S. D William Huggins Grand Forks Huggins Canada

Why Cat Has Nine Lives Explains Electric Explosion

New London reports Herbert A. Dean, Providence official cat and dog executioner, claims electricity from a cat’s back rub causes gas tank explosions. Dean’s second incident left his hair singed and his assistant Earl Brown slightly injured as the tank blew up again. An official from the New London Gas and Electric Company offered a similar theory, noting a cat’s arch can generate enough charge to trigger an explosion.

New London Conn Herbert A. Dean Providence Dean Earl Brown Brown New London Gas and Electric Company

Slithers Mourns Death of Mick y in Harper’s Weekly

Slithers laments the death of his close friend Mickey expressing deep sorrow. Jimpson notes Slithers married Mickey’s widow, prompting awkward silence as Slithers hesitates to explain.

Slithers Mickey Jimpson Harper's Weekly

Burduco Liver Powder Ad Promises Gentle Digestive Relief

Burduco Liver Powder advertised as a vegetable remedy for biliousness constipation indigestion and stomach diseases. Claims to be better than calomel and non salivating. Sold in screw top cans priced at 25 cents by Burwell and Dunn Co. manufacturers Charlotte North Carolina.

Burwell & Dunn Co Mfrs Charlotte N.C Manyon

Loyal to Her Teacher Sunday School Exchange

A Sunday school scene features a teacher affirming creation by the Lord and a small girl testing the notion with a witty exchange about being made by God and having nothing to be ashamed of.

Castoria Advertisement Promotes Safe Infant Remedy

A vintage ad urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for safety and trust, noting the product has been in use for over 30 years. The message features children’s cries for Castoria and an attributed Thackeray quote about love.

Fletcher

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength

Weakness and loss of appetite promoted as a tonic and stomach helper. Claims to build up the system and improve appetite for adults and children. Advertising text notes price as 60 cents and touts a general strengthening effect. The passage includes a proverb about plans versus actions.

GROVE

Not Unlikely Exchange From Harper's Weekly

A visitor asks if the boy will ever step into his father's shoes. The boy sighs that he has been wearing out everything his father used, since his mother learned to tailor them down for him.

Bobby Harper's Weekly

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