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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
7
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is promoted as fortifying the system against summer heat. The article notes that strong individuals withstand heat better, implying a health-boosting claim amid a period of summer illness worry.
A Boston department store superintendent teaches a school of salesmanship noting the true boss is the customer who pays wages. He urges workers to recognize the customer as the boss and to sprang up when the customer approaches, a lesson highlighted by Retailers' Journal.
Practical advice on decluttering the home to reduce handling, plan tasks, and manage servants. Includes time management tips, urges keeping a calm pace, and notes health and beauty benefits. Features simple recipes such as tapioca dessert, horseradish sauce, popovers, corn bread, dumplings, and raisin pie.
The lesson outlines I Thessalonians aims and themes from Pauls epistle. It covers Thanksgiving and Testimony, the church in God, election to salvation, and Pauls example as a bold, faithful teacher. It emphasizes the rapture teaching and the future hope for believers, including those who died before Christ returns.
Beat four eggs whisk in lemon juice and rind with two cupfuls of milk half a cup of sugar and a spoonful of flour smooth with milk. Bake in a buttered dish in a water bath until solid. Make a meringue from egg whites with sugar, heap and brown slowly. Chill and serve cold.
Warning against people who boast of their good deeds and perform acts for selfish reasons. True kindness comes from a sincere heart and is rarely broadcast. A self serving helper seeks credit or influence and should be avoided. Look out for the man who wants you to turn his grindstone.
An advertisement promises superior results for scalp dandruff and skin care using Cu ticura Ointment and emollients. Free samples by mail are offered with a book, address postcard to Cutiura Dept. L Boston, sold everywhere. Also a humorous note about Two Saxon cavalrymen debating ranks ends with a guard’s retort about a cast-off boat on the road and a tunnel warning.
An ad claims Ethine double strength removes freckles with nightly and morning application. It promises quick results, notes most cases need under an ounce and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. The piece ends with a quip about a weather sign on a steeple and a man’s paradox.
Rev. Szymanowski of St. Stephen's Church Perth Amboy praises Elixir Babek as a magic tonic easing chills malaria and fever. Ad lists price of 50 cents and availability through Parcell Pont Hloczewski Co. Washington and local druggists.
An advertisement denounces calomel as a dangerous mercury drug causing sickness and bone necrosis. It promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe liver medicine, claiming it cleanses bowels, prevents bitterness, and guarantees health for the family with a pleasant taste and no griping.
J T Dunn of Charleston Arkansas testifies his wife with tuberculosis health improved after four bottles of Lung-Vita. She gained eleven pounds and feels better, endorsing Lung-Vita for consumption and asthma. Price 1.75 dollars from Nashville Medicine Company.
A college graduate applies for a job and the business man offers a starting salary of ten dollars a week. The graduate protests that his father paid him more for college training, highlighting the low pay as he faces entry into the workforce.
Advertising copy details Tetterine as a universal salve for skin ailments and itching piles, touts additional products like Tetterine Soap and Shuptrine Co. Liver Pills, and notes pricing and mail order options from Shuptrine Co. in Savannah, Georgia.
A flirtatious young man declares his wish to kiss the operator as she coldly asks for a phone number. His bold romantic line contrasts with her restrained, professional reply. The exchange centers on wishes and the practical task of obtaining a number to connect the call.
When a horse is galled apply Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh and continue work. If not cured quicker than any other remedy, the dealer refunds your money. Ad notes some men are long on dollars and short on sense.
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