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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
6
Patient readers warned about kidney disease and uric acid dangers. Dr. Pierce of Buffalo offers Anuric Tablets to dissolve uric acid and prevent buildup, likening it to coffee dissolving sugar. He advertises free dietary guidance and medical advice by mail.
Dialogue from Buffalo Express recounts a traveling salesman joking about his wife visiting relatives in the city and his late opening of the store near eight o'clock this morning. The exchange captures local color and humor.
An advertisement extolls Boschee's Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs bronchitis and chest illnesses. It touts eighty years of use across the nation, promises restful sleep and easy morning expectoration, and credits American manufacture and more than fifty years of sale.
A publisher warns a young woman that only two of twenty novels recoup publishing costs, prompting the Girl to reply she will write only two. The exchange highlights market risks for aspiring authors in a concise conversational quip.
An advertisement touts Dr Peery's Dead Shot as a remedy that not only expels worms or tapeworms but cleans out breeding mucus and tones digestion. It promises one dose suffices and notes a pricing pattern where higher contributions lead to higher costs.
Paris reports the peace conference unanimously adopted the league of nations program. President Wilson and Colonel House head the American delegation with others named for the great powers. A rift appeared as committees on labor reparation ports and waterways were discussed with Belgium Greece Romania Czecho Slovakia Portugal China Siam Poland and others seeking roles. Camille Huysmans quoted by Cam condensed remarks. Clemenceau warned that larger committees hinder progress.
New York report notes The British Who's Who lists General Sir John Joseph Pershing G C B as commander in chief of the American expeditionary forces in France. Britain awarded him the Order of the Bath grand cross on July 17, 1918, and King George later presented it in France. The honor would carry a knightly prefix but was stated to be honorary and not make Pershing a British subject.
An official Pershing report released by the War Department states that on January 9, 105,753 American soldiers were in hospitals in France and England. Of these, 72,642 suffered from disease and 33,111 from wounds or injuries. The report notes a steady decline in hospital cases, down by more than 15,000 since the previous week.
New York reports German ships allotted to the United States for troop transportation total 50,000 tons, including the giant Hamburg-American liner Imperator. Britain is to receive 540,000 tons, representing nearly all German-held tonnage during the war. The United States is understood to receive the larger vessels.
Paris reports Pope Benedict requests intervention by Monsignor Ratti and two archbishops to stop fighting between Ukrainian and Polish forces. It is also stated General Petinra heads a Ukrainian peasant army unit sending a 1,000,000 ruble contribution to Ukrainian troops in Galicia.
The peace conference in Paris restricts outside reporting as delegates from nations including the United States, Britain, France, Italy, and Japan draft terms for the League of Nations. U.S. senators debate extending the Monroe doctrine while Polandsaid divisions recruit helped by American Poland troops plan to aid against bolshevism.
A man hurried back to a downtown cafe asking if a small parcel was left on his table. The waiter denies it and jokes about jewels, then learns the parcel might contain rare deadly scorpions, which are found in the owner’s overcoat.
McKinney, Texas. Mrs Mary Stephenson describes six weeks bedridden with severe nervous spells and back pain. After starting Cardui she rapidly recovered, working within three weeks and praising the remedy, noting Cardui has helped women for over forty years.
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