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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as instant relief for indigestion pain gas acidity and upset stomach. It claims quick, sure relief without waiting and notes the tablets are sold at drug stores for a small price.
A plea defends white ants in Sudan noting their role in clearing vegetation after drought or irrigation. The piece contrasts their damage when vegetation is weak with the risk of fire as an alternative, stressing the ants’ ecological impact on the region described by Nature.
Old time remedy claims to aid pains in kidneys bladder digestion and insomnia with five drop capsules imported from Holland. Advertises relief for rheumatic pains backache gall stones and stones in urine with a money back guarantee for genuine Gold Medal brand in three box sizes.
A soldier in France replies to a sweetheart, Dolly, about a care package sent months earlier. He misreads a note asking if he received the goodies and pens back a letter saying every soldier gets the conties. Dolly discovers the mix up as the phrase sounds similar to his reply, noting eighty differences.
Advertises Hall s Catarrh Medicine with a $100 reward offer. Claims internal use cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces to destroy disease foundations, restore strength, and aid natural recovery. Druggists sell for 75 cents. Testimonials free. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
A cheerful exchange unfolds as a superior small boy praises a shared passion. He notes how fortunate their tastes in toys are similar, reflecting simple, lighthearted curiosity about common interests between father and son.
An old advertisement urges daily use of Cuticura Ointment for itching scalp and irritated skin, then Cuticura Soap with hot water to soothe and cleanse. It promises clear skin and softer hands as a daily toilet ritual.
A reader fragment suggests easing distress by trying soup as a simple remedy. The dialogue hints at advice to calm overwhelmed hands and mind, offering practical, comforting suggestion in a casual, everyday tone.
The fragment hints at guidance on bottles and directions, a slogan about vision before action, and a remark on the world’s rush. It mentions sore eyes, bloodshot eyes, and a romantic claim that success comes when a man loves his work, all in a chaotic, fragmented 19th century style.
The diary recounts German captivity on the Yarrowdale after a failed mutiny attempt. Pacifist officers prevent revolt as Badewitz brutalizes prisoners, cooks are abused, and hunger and madness spread among the crew. The ship nears Norway, lands in Swinemunde, and prisoners await release amid stinging spit and grim conditions.
The convoy reaches Swinemunde where prisoners are loaded onto tugs toward the west bank for a grim public shooting. The narrator recalls stripped dignity as Germans loot rations, and prisoners, many women and children among them, await a brutal fate amid wounds and mounting fear.
A Pittsburg advertisement recounts a wife’s recovery from weakness headaches and backache after her husband bought Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims decades of success and invites others to write for guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
A family lights a candle to signal carolers but neighbors sing with a cat’s Germanish tune. The home buzzes with gifts and piano, yet no visitors arrive as the expected Christmas carolers fail to appear.
Homeleigh quips that he told his barber to order a new mug for him while Smart replies he does not blame him given the current old mug. The exchange highlights a humorous moment centered on a facial handicap remark and barbershop banter.
A courtroom moment reveals sharp tension as a witness grows irate during cross examination. The exchange highlights procedural sharpness and the strain of testimony under scrutiny.
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