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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
4
Advertising blurb extols S S S as a blood cleanser for pimples and skin ailments quoting a Medical Director in Atlanta. Brief tales include a child’s mischief about Edith and a mother’s calm reply that losing a few hairs is not a calamity. A cynical note on politics as defense for offense closes the piece.
A Manchester Guardian note discusses royal doubles from Nasr-ed-Din and Edmund Yates to Elizabeth and Darnley, noting the famous likenesses and claims of impersonation. It recounts Yates’ photos sold as the shah’s and speculates Elizabeth and Darnley’s masquerade as queen and king.
A collection of kitchen notes detailing steak with green pepper onion and cracker crumb loafs, ham burger variations, cranberry tart and jelly desserts with meringue. Includes adages on fear and worry from Time and Trine about mental state affecting health.
Classic recipes described include Bean Porridge with overnight soaking and milk serving suggestions, Apple John baked with dumpling dough, and One Egg Cake with an optional chocolate icing. The instructions cover preparation steps, serving ideas, and dessert variations.
A playful antiquated proverb describes a gypsy girl asking a donkey if she will marry soon. The tale hinges on the donkey’s ear movement as a symbolic answer. The fragment ends with a domestic hint about possessing a little donkey at home.
A fragmented vintage ad page notes kidney trouble awareness amid mixed copy. It mentions Cuticura products, a mortgage joke in a quote, a Bay Rum hair recipe, and light humor about an unhappy faculty, reflecting a period newspaper ad-rotation and one-liner jokes.
An old advertisement describes catarrh as a head cold condition and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine to build up the system and cleanse the blood. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces and urges readers to buy from druggists, naming J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio. It ends with an aside about loafers bothering busy men.
The advertisement claims the occasional nighttime use of Roman Eye Balsam prevents and relieves tired watery eyes and eyestrain when retiring, promoting relief and improved eye comfort.
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