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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
7
A playful dialogue hints at a single word desire and a dare to reveal it. The speaker presses for the wish they imply but hint at restraint, prompting curious back-and-forth about what could be asked or granted.
An ad lists Tetterine as a remedy for eczema, tetter, ringworm and itching piles with a 2.50 price, plus box offers and free liver pills with mail orders from The Shuptrine Co of Savannah Georgia. Also includes brief ads and a short fiction line about a girl named Alice and ad captions for horse care and a flirting exchange.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Quinine and Iron Tonic to drive out malaria and build up the system with a printed formula. The label promises a tasteless form of quinine and iron for 50 cents. It includes brief playful dialogue about dancing and wings.
A Perth Amboy clergyman extols Elixir Babek as a powerful malaria remedy and tonic for chills and fever. The product sells for 50 cents at druggists or by post from Kloczewski & Co. Washington DC. Additional ads claim Hanford's Balsam for soreness and a quip about jealousy and perspiration.
The eighth annual Southern Textile Association convention adjourned in Asheville after electing W. M. Sherrod of Williamston S C as president and Greenville S C as next meeting site. Officers include vice president Frank E Heyner and secretary A B Carter with a slate of directors. The group urged compulsory education and free scholarships for mill boys, while prizes honored best cotton goods outfits and dresses.
O Sellers presents a July 11 lesson from 1 Kings 1 40 tracing David's passing the throne to Solomon. It highlights Bathsheba Nath anointing Solomons rise and Gods choice, with Adonijah as a warning against presumptive rebellion. The piece emphasizes God chosen leadership and the spiritual duties accompanying kingship.
Congressman Joseph J. Russell recalled an amusing story at a dinner about marriage. A bachelor quips that the longer a man is married the happier he is, while a spinster adds that the longer a man is married the less he minds it.
In a family scene, five year old Aimee struggles to thread a needle and asks what the hole is called. Her mother explains it is the eye, sparking Aimee to quip that the old needle is cross eyed.
A dialogue discusses restructuring the choir to establish a solid foundation. A separate report notes Philippines gold production rose 39 percent compared with the previous year.
A humorous tale shows a new mother weighing a baby with faulty scales and a baggage master carding trunks for value. She underestimates a small trunk while overvaluing her own, prompting a wry exchange about the father accompanying the trip.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a humorous exchange about marriage and divorce. The dialogue features a speaker asking why divorce is desired and the reply that marriage itself is the reason. A second quip ponders Bronson's church attendance on rainy Sundays.
A fragmentary exchange notes a writer’s plan to publish after peace and the remark about a sepulchral tone. Pa’s joke about gravely speech contrasts with a woman’s preference for inconsistency over sameness.
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