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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
5
Cardui, claimed to aid thousands of weak and tired women, offers a gentle action on the womanly system. It is marketed as going to the cause of trouble, providing quick, safe help, and urging readers to try a bottle today.
The piece lists global language counts and regional totals, noting 3,424 spoken languages or dialects worldwide with 1,624 in America, 937 in Asia, 587 in Europe and 276 in Africa. It provides contemporary speaker estimates: English over 150 million, German over 129 million, Russian over 110 million, French over 60 million, Spanish over 55 million, Italian over 40 million, and Portuguese over 30 million.
A local Evansville citizen declares Vinci his cure after five months of pulmonary trouble with hemorrhages. He says the medicine saved him and that he advised others to try Vinci with similar results. The ad promises a full refund if it does not heal the seat of trouble and cites Matton Drug Co in High Point, North Carolina.
The 1910 census reports a national population of 91,972,267 for all states and territories including Alaska and Hawaii.
J J Shelnut of Bremen Georgia praises Foley Kidney Pills for relief from kidney and bladder trouble saying they outperformed other medicines. The testimonial states satisfaction with use and recommends the product to sufferers and notes availability at all druggists.
Testimonial ad from High Point resident Mrs Frankie McCarter praising Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney ills and back pain. Claims sleep improved after using, urges others with kidney trouble to try, notes price five cents and Foxter Milbury Co. as U S sole agents in Buffalo, warning to remember the name Boai's and fake nother.
A religious treatise discusses Jesus birth as the holy life giver, not begotten by an earthly father, emphasizing the Holy Spirit begetting and the mission of redemption. It links Bethlehem birth to the plan for a body of faithful followers who will share in Christ’s work and eventual glory.
Store proclaims every day bargain day with all goods marked down beneath the usual sale prices. No special circulars needed as prices remain consistently reduced.
A broad sales statement promises lower prices on identical goods than competitors and asserts value with confidence. The message emphasizes consistent low pricing and a guarantee that customers will find cheaper options elsewhere.
An advertisement urges shoppers not to be misled and promotes bargains at a local store offering shoes clothing dress goods underwear hosiery coats coat suits dry goods and notions. The message emphasizes variety and value for customers.
A fragment from an almanac promotes health remedies while noting statistics about Indians in the United States. It claims 101 Indians nationwide in 1910, Oklahoma holding 117,088, and South Carolina 0, with fiscal figures referencing Indian accounts totaling 15 dollars in the year.
The note warns that la grippe can lead to pneumonia and praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as relief. A Washington man credits early doses with curing his la grippe after using three bottles. The ad urges readers to buy the genuine yellow-packaged product from druggists and subscribe to The Review for upcoming stories.
Richmond VA Jan 15. Eluding state pursuit, Miss Nannie Rhoda Hay eloped from Raleigh NC to Richmond and married Samuel H Wiley a mining engineer of Salisbury NC at noon.
A Mississippi father praises Hunt's Cure for his baby's seven year skin ailment, noting relief within days after tried remedies failed. He credits Bogan of Enterprise and the Samuel Richards Medicine Co Sherman Texas for the product guarantee and price per box.
A noted figure asserts no talking during milking to avoid interruptions. He claims three days of quiet milking increased milk yield to equal the man’s weekly wages. The remark underscores discipline and productivity in dairy work.
Frank Gladden, the white man charged with the December 12 killings of John Dixon and his wife ten miles north of Shelby, was released at 10 o'clock this morning. The court did not press the indictment for the killing of Mrs Dixon. Hack Ross, brother of the condemned murderer, was also released as the court adjourned at 10:30.
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