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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
8
The North State Telephone Co. held its annual stockholders meeting last week showing a satisfactory year. All officers were reelected and the firm reported a net gain of nearly 200 phones over the past year.
An old advertisement boasts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney distress with a High Point user testimonial. It notes 50c price and Foster Milburn Co. as makers, Buffalo NY, plus a city health officer’s appeal for sanitation cooperation and a film column teaser about Rob Wagner in the Post by Paul Stamey.
Gall stones cancer ulcers stomach intestines auto intoxication yellow jaundice appendicitis and other fatal ailments said to stem from stomach trouble. Thousands of stomach sufferers report complete recovery from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy sold by Hart Drug Co and other reliable druggists.
A prescription crafted as a tonic for malaria or chills and fever promises five or six doses will prevent recurrence. It is claimed to act on the liver more effectively than calomel and not gripe or sicken the user. Price cited as 25 cents.
The German-French baker Benno dé Elbe, who left High Point during Christmas week with about 350 dollars in questionable bills and later drew funds from a focal bank, was arrested in Washington this week. Chief Gray plans to return him for trial after Benno gave D Bones & Son a jewelry check the prior Saturday night.
A Mrs ANA ECKER from Vinci Collinsville reports relief after using Vinci a non secret tonic that claims to strengthen and build up weak and overworked people. The Matton Drug Co. of High Point North Carolina endorses the product in this advertisement.
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