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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1913

Page

4

Fictional Napoleon Colony in Demopolis Alabama

A detailed reminiscence on Napoleon’s followers who settled in southwest Alabama around Demopolis, their failed colony at Marengo County, and the region’s transformation into a prosperous plantation era. It highlights notable exiles, the 1817 land grant, hardships, disintegration, and the rise of cotton plantations and grand homes like Gainswood.

Napoleon Alabama Demopolis Europe France Paris Elba Nicholas Raoul Algiers Lefebvre Desnouttes Spain Russia Moscow Fontainebleau Henry l’Allemande M. Peniers French National Assembly Louis XVI Marshal Grouchy Waterloo French Empire Congress Philadelphia Mobile Bay Greensboro Marengo Marengo County Gainswood America Nathan B. Whitfield George Strother Gaines Polk W. W. Finley Southern Railway Co

Inaugural Ball Cost Sparks Reception Plan

The Interior secretary warns the inaugural ball at the Pension Building would disrupt the Pension and Indian bureaus and cost far more than prior estimates. A $100,000 appropriation is proposed as a cheaper alternative, with a capitol reception suggested instead. The old ball was open to all with tickets but was crowded and uncomfortable.

Secretary of the Interior Pension Pension Bureau Indian Bureau Wilson Capitol Washington News and Observer

For Sale Notices and Mortgages Advertising

Classified line lists provide sale notices rent notices and chattel mortgage ads as offered by The Review office. A mock ad cites health claims for Dr Miles laxative tablets in a brief promotional line.

Biggest offer yet on American Home and The Review

We offer both papers for one dollar for a full year. The American Home, Raleigh, 16 to 20 pages, focuses on family interests. The Review, High Point, eight to twelve pages, covers local and general news. Open to old and new subscribers with advance payment. Sample copies will be sent.

Raleigh America Review High Point

Lightning Kills Few In 1906 Claim

A period piece asserts lightning killed 169 in the nation, but Electric Bitters supposedly cured liver and yellow jaundice after four doctors gave up. Robi Madsen of West Burlington credits the remedy for full recovery, praising it as the best stomach liver and kidney remedy and blood purifier. 50 cents at druggists.

Robi. Madsen West Burlington

Special Notice on Subscriptions and Mail Rates

The Third Assistant Postmaster General states that copies sent to subscribers after one year without renewal and payment cannot be mailed at the newspaper rate. Readers in arrears one year or more are urged to pay promptly or risk loss of delivery. The paper thanks patrons and asks for cooperation to avoid further trouble.

Paragon Stamp Works Advertises Rubber Stamps

The Stamey Printing House offers rubber stamps and stamps supplies from Paragon Stamp Works with money saving prices. Seals and numbering machines also available by phone 275.

Paragon Stamp Works Stamey Printing House

Devil's Food Cake Recipe Ad Tries Mill City Penny Post

Advertises a no eggs no butter chocolate cake recipe claiming it is the best and cheapest. Encourages writing to Mrs. E. Bruce in Ambrosebridge Ambridge Pa enclosing 10 cents, with a box number for delivery and instructions.

E. Bruce Ambridge

New Discovery a Life Saver Says Muscadine Man

O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his wife s life. She suffered a severe bronchial illness and a dangerous cough before she improved after using the remedy. The ad touts its effectiveness for coughs colds and lung troubles and offers 50 cent 1.00 and trial bottle free with guaranteed satisfaction.

Georgia Sloan Gov. Brown Agricultural College O. H Brown Muscadine Ala Dr. King Dr.King

Vinci Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Restores Health

Mrs L D Cook of Vineland New Jersey recounts five years of indigestion with a heavy stomach and knots, credits Vinci tonic for rapid improvement. The ad promotes Vinci as a cod liver and iron tonic without oil, claims rebuilding weakened persons, and offers a money back guarantee through Matton Drug Co High Point NC.

Vinci Matton Drug CO High Point N.C

Dr King’s New Life Pills Prevent Digestive Ills

An advertising blurb urges taking Dr King’s New Life Pills at the first sign of constipation or indigestion to prevent virulent indigestion and gall stones. Claims the pills regulate liver stomach and bowels and restore health. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.

Dr. King

Executor's Notice for Wright Estate in Guilford NC

Solomon Wright executor of Richardson Wright late of Guilford County North Carolina warns all claimants to exhibit claims by January 8 1914 or be barred. Notify debtors to pay promptly. Published January 8 1913 from Paola Kansas.

Richardson Wright Guilford County North Carolina High Point N. C Solomon Wright Paola Kan

Hall's Catarrh Cure F J Cheney oath notice

State of atta city of Toledo Lucas County sworn statement by Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co promising to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6. Cure advertised as taking internally and acting on blood and mucous membranes. Sold by druggists with Hall's Family Pills recommended.

State of Atta City of Toledo Lucas County Frank Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall Frank J. Cheney Gleason

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