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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
6
A concise proverb urges cultivating a habit of finding good in people and situations. Critics are compared to those who merely brush others’ clothes, suggesting a constructive outlook over fault finding.
The article argues skin troubles stem from blood issues and demand systemic treatment. It promotes S.S.S., a blood remedy, as the best solution to purify the blood and restore healthy skin. Readers are invited to write a case history to receive free medical advice from the Chief Medical Ad visor in Atlanta.
The judge mused on marriage noting many unions begin as pure love but devolve into constant quarrels over trivial matters. He recalled a dinner where a dispute over carpet prices escalated, ending with a wife asking if the husband could ever agree with her.
A humorous scene records a visitor unsure how to spend the weekend and a native advising to put a hat on it while an onlooker notes that every animal but man sticks to one dish in a lighthearted public tableau.
J. K. Pauling as secretary of the navy wrote to a South village postmaster asking about Tombigbee river’s extent. The reply, It don’t it runs down, drew a response revoking the postmaster’s appointment. The postmaster then sent a tongue in cheek financial tally for quarter ending September 30.
The fragment hints at a Dallas News tone praising courage and satire in marriage vows and social wit. It juxtaposes a bride’s earnest pledge with a playful line about casting a single throw, signaling a sharp, humorous column moment from Texas journalism.
Two mite species attack fowls causing scaly leg and depluming itch. Crude petroleum on roosts or legs is effective. apply with a brush or dip legs, repeat after 30 days if scales persist. Care to avoid upper leg and feathers. A soap soak and sulfur lard method offers an alternative. Dip with flowers of sulfur and laundry soap. add sodium fluoride if lice are present.
Practical farming tip advises leaving grain in litter overnight to lure hens to work at dawn. Ensure litter is reasonably littered and the house rat proof. If hens perch late or loaf until daylight, adjust lighting or feeding to save costs and boost morning productivity.
A well matured pullet with a strong constitution and early laying ability is valuable for the poultry yard. Regardless of breed, keep birds that are well grown and fit in size and shape. Cull out the poor birds.
In a fanciful Christmas tale, Santa uses a magic telescope to glimpse children like Annette Lucy Phyllis Janet and others enjoying gifts. Boy of the North watches and comforts Santa as smiles from children prevent him from aging, proving Christmas joy renews him. England’s dog nation remark closes the piece with a sharp contrast.
An old ad parody urges parents to look for the name California on the syrup bottle to ensure a mild laxative for children. It claims fruity taste and full directions on each bottle. The accompanying cartoon dialogue features Mrs. Scrapp and Scrapp with a joke about marriage.
An advertisement urges thousands of women to diagnose kidney and bladder trouble early. It links back pain headaches and fatigue to kidney health and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy with options to buy at drug stores or request a sample for ten cents. The ad closes with a prompt to mention the paper. It includes a jokey magazine cartoon note about a Christmas cover artist failing to draw roses in December.
Advertisement notes that catarrh worsens with poor constitution and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood purifier and tonic. It claims the product acts on mucous surfaces via the blood to reduce inflammation. Also mentions circulars from B J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and includes a cheeky dialogue about an oculist and a worm expelling product Dead Shot with no castor oil needed.
A bitterly teary wedding scene drew reactions from guests including women who cried for the unknown bride. The line suggests shock and strong emotion at the ceremony.
A Kentucky reader from Covington reports five bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery improved health. She formerly suffered repeated La Grippe spells every winter and now feels stronger than ever.
The article warns that a sudden loss of electrical energy would cripple the U S economy costing billions. It notes 275 791 manufacturing plants relying on electricity with invested capital totaling 22 790 980 000 dollars across industry.
Many former soldiers unable to resume pre war work are training in Windsor Castle gardens as market and private gardeners. Others pursue training as grooms clerks jockeys and pastry cooks in royal garden programs.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio with soap and ointment, priced at 25 cents. A separate line notes the German army numbering 150,000 men.
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