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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
7
A veterinarian cautions against drenching tired horses with cold water after heat exposure. Gradual cooling is advised starting with a mouth rinse to remove poisonous saliva, then leg cooling and careful wetting of the head and neck while keeping the kidney area dry to prevent fatal shock.
A U S public health service estimate places 70,000 drug habit victims in the United States with 850 million narcotic doses yearly. Tennessee data show 1,403 antinarcotic permits in six months and 8,498,200 average doses consumed. The piece closes with a moral reminder about self.
Mr Warren C Gates of Columbus Ohio writes that Hancock's Sulphur Compound and Ointment cured his eczema after 29 ointments and three physicians failed. He reports instant relief from itching and near disappearance of eruption within a week. Adcopy invites inquiries and notes sale by dealers.
A collection of humor notes and tall tales offering cost saving tips and marital tales. It jokes about theater lighting costs, hair care, pestering debt collectors, and a schemed dinner prank. It ends with a quip about women preferring loud talk over angelic silence.
Mistress Barbara Stuart, wife of banker John Spencer, defies her husband to address a mixed Fourth of July crowd on equal suffrage. She recalls her ancestral heroism saving Continental officers and joins the Sorosis club, warning that women must rise above male tyranny.
The lesson outlines Absalom's rise and fall, David's flight, and final defeat, highlighting consequences of parental indifference and sin. It stresses divine judgment on disloyalty to God's chosen king and the overarching moral: what a man sows he shall reap.
Warns against calomel danger and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable liver medicine. Claims one spoonful cures sluggish liver biliousness and constipation without salivation. Guarantees satisfaction with a 50 cent bottle and endorses giving it to children. Also includes a humorous misreading anecdote about signaling flags.
A letter from Harvey Louisiana reports a child recovering from pellagra after treatment by the American Compounding Co remedy. The testimonial credits Mindie Abrams’s cure and urges readers to request the free Pellagra book from Jasper Alabama. The ad promises a money refund if the remedy fails.
Mr Comrox jokes about his daughter’s voice training deciding between soprano and contralto by which path costs more. The remark hints at parental pragmatism and family humor in a light exchange.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to improve liver function drive out malaria enrich blood and strengthen the system at 50 cents.
Resinol ointment and resinol soap penetrate the skin pores to stop itching instantly and speed healing of eczema heat rash ringworm and similar eruptions. It claims to clear pimples and blackheads when other treatments fail and notes widespread doctor use for twenty years. Available from every druggist.
A ready made philosopher states that fine feathers do not guarantee fine birds, while Mr Growcher argues that appearances carry little weight and true duties lie in shaping fine human beings through responsibility.
Advert warns mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for safety and notes it has been in use for over 30 years. It states children cry for Fletcher's Castoria and emphasizes reliability for infants and kids.
A humorous exchange about a wall’s vine, nicknamed a porch climber, drawing a policeman’s suspicious gaze. The quip frames a light domestic moment and a pun on garden growth.
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