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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
2
The column explains how to read paper expiration marks on the subscriber list and urges payment. It states that stopping a paper does not cancel the debt and that subscribers must settle amounts up to the requested stop date.
The Southeastern Poultry Association will run the Great Charlotte Exhibit for four days with 4000 to 5000 birds from seven states planned. States so far include North and South Carolina, Virginia, Alabama and New York, with more expected. The event aims to be the largest poultry show yet held in North Carolina.
Charlotte Musical Association presented violinist Eugene Ysaye and contralto Rosa Olitzka before a socially representative audience in the Auditorium. The concert opened a three‑part series and drew praise for technical mastery, tone, and stage presence. Other items include state policy talks with Gov elect Craig and Lt. Gov elect Daughtridge, a Davidson county scare on a buggy train crossing, and notes on Confederate widows home funding and new North Carolina enterprises.
A fire in the Bank of England in London damaged the southeastern floors and joists. Bank authorities detected the blaze and quenched it with on site appliances in thirty minutes. A lieutenant and about a dozen Irish Guards on duty helped police keep the crowd back during the incident.
A workman nursing a foot injury explains the iron casting that struck him was partially lead not solid iron. A bystander asks if the object hit him and the man confirms the lighter portion.
A South Dakota woman touts Grape Nuts as superior for digestive trouble and improved nerves after trying many breakfast foods. She credits doctor guidance and urges others with stomach issues to eat Grape Nuts for breakfast, noting renewed energy and relief.
Conversation reveals Maud wed an electrical engineer shocking her circle. Burduco Liver Powder advertises a nature remedy for biliousness and digestion, in screw top cans at 25c. Burwell & Dunn Co. Mrs. Charlotte, N.C. Adv. The Distinction features a witticism about marrying for deeds rather than words.
Advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a war era malaria remedy. It declares the formula is plain quinine and iron in a tasteless form. The product is priced at 56 cents and appeals to both adults and children.
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