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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
7
Readable fragments discuss walking as a nerve tonic and mention four miles daily for complexion benefits. Other ideas reference suffragettes, consumption causes, topical cures, and unrelated product names, with scattered phrases about coal, polishing, and whittled advice. The text is garbled and locally sourced.
The article argues that almost everyone, including the poor, is indirectly invested in big business through banks and savings institutions. It contends that deposits enable banks to lend to corporations and fund bonds, tying ordinary people to the success and profits of large firms. It concludes that opposing big business is effectively opposing oneself.
New Orleans President Adolfo Diaz requests a three month leave of absence which would abdicate in favor of General Louis Mena who now controls the army Congress and the presidential office. Diaz, allied with opposition, leaves amid reports of financial collapse harming American firms.
The Southern Railway will run a Dairy Special over its lines starting February 1 1912. Dr C M Morgan dairy agent will supervise with two regular dairymen and dairy experts from US Department of Agriculture. The car showcases equipment for milk cream and butter production, dairy charts, and illustrated lectures at stops. Transport Logan Sails For China to guard Peking railroad with troops amid farewell crowds.
In San Francisco Luigi Donato Venura, an Italian born noble and noted writer and lecturer, died by suicide with a heart shot amid family troubles. Born as Jure de Lece Bari, he traced lineage to 1299 and once served in page service to King Humbert after arriving in America as a youth.
A burglar hid behind a screen in a New York mansion as a family devoted to music followed a day of lessons from the eldest daughter’s origins class to the younger boy’s flute and piccolo. At 12:45 the porch climber surrendered crying to be aided by police.
A man in Kentucky recounts a four year battle with a burning itchy skin eruption that spread from arms to feet. After doctors labeled it eczema he found relief using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for four months, claiming complete cure a year later.
A father seeks safeguard for children's croup and colds. Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein offered to cure croup colds and whooping cough. Sold at Seapets in 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle.
A Kansas City man informed the gas company that his meter appeared to run slow, a claim underscoring frugal habits and plain honesty as a notable attribute in the community.
Fragmentary ad style text promotes quinine tablets as a remedy for colds and grip, claiming rapid relief with claims of “cure a cold in one day.” Mentions aeroambulator and baby, judge dialogue, and general drugstore promotion language with dated pricing.
The piece argues that life’s great prizes often come by accident not merit. It cites Fortune bringing in boats not steered and notes many rise only due to chance, kinship, or marriage, while harder workers may be left behind. It warns against overcrediting oneself for outcomes shaped by luck.
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