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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
2
Nellie B. Rittingham of Baltimore says months of bed rest and nervous distress ended after five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and making work enjoyable again. The ad urges others facing operations to try the product before proceeding.
In Madison Square Paul Hewlett follows a dog to a gambling house where he meets a distressed woman and her wealth. He protects her from two attackers and shelters her, then discovers a murdered man and Jacqueline dazed with memory loss. He disposes of the body and plans a voyage to Quebec to find her home while Leroux tracks Jacqueline.
In a tense chase, I and Jacqueline elude Leroux by using elevators and a tricked route to Carson's offices, then flee by train toward Quebec. I buy pistols for protection, monitor headlines of a murder, and reflect on how New York and my old life slip away as we proceed toward Vermont.
In a night of plotting Paul disguises Jacqueline as his sister to travel. They reach Quebec and rent rooms at the Chateau Frontenac as a suspicious man watches from the crowd. Paul heads to locate Maclay & Robitaille's while Jacqueline stays put.
In a Quebec street a leather goods shop reveals clues about M. Duchaine and his daughter. A curious priest, Pere Antoine, confronts a stranger and warns him away, then follows at dinner as an ominous guest sits nearby. The fragment hints at historic trouble in 1867 and a hermit chateau on the St Lawrence frontier.
Hewlett makes arrangements to take Jacqueline to her home and sets in motion a new chain of events. Beginning of Auto Craze reports that in September 1895 Washington held over 500 patent applications for automobiles and 300 vehicle types had been built or were under construction. Uncle Eben offers a folksy moral about happiness over wealth.
In Vance County former Sheriff J. E. C. Bell is reportedly short about 45 757 83 dollars in his accounts. Scott Charnley and Company certified public accountants notified Board Chairman George A. Rose of the discrepancy for several weeks. Bell resigned over a week ago, left the city, and has not been seen since.
In Kinston patriotic residents seek to copy a wood memorial arch in stone, featuring the national coat of arms and gilt names of war dead with Victory 1918 and Peace 1919 inscriptions. Rev W Marshall Craig performed a marriage ceremony then officiated a second wedding for another Bertha Wetherington. Both brides were described as charming.
The Dr Goodman tract of 1500 acres near Wilmington Brunswick county changes hands to K B Johnson and J Beale Johnson both of Cardenas and Raleigh. The pair, long residents of the area, aim to market timber cultivate the land and establish a large stock farm. Their Brunswick investments total about $100000 with recent purchases continuing.
Raleigh residents witnessed an aerial display above Fayetteville street as Lieutenant Augustus Leazar in the Langley Field Black Cat plane performed looping dives Immelmann turns and other stunts. The North Carolina native and former State College of Agriculture and Engineering student showed new flying tricks with cool precision, marking a local sensation.
The Shelby area Double Shoals cotton mill north of Shelby and built in 1892 by Elias and Fred Morgan has been sold to a Shelby citizen group rechartered as the Double Shoals Manufacturing Company with 100000 dollars paid in. Current owners include O. Max Gardner A. W. McMurray Graham Dellinger Z. J. Thompson D. D. Wilkins George A. Hoyle S. S. Royster and Mr. Dalton of Charlotte. Disinterested parties assess stock on hand stores supplies and work in progress. Buy Beaufort Bonds. Charlotte Beaufort County sells 500000 dollars of five percent good roads bonds to American Trust Company of Charlotte by competitive bid. American Trust also bought 50000 dollars of refunding ferry bonds from New Hanover County. Bond bids submitted by American Trust Company’s bond department led by manager F. B. Green. Inspectors Meet at Asheville Raleigh July 17-18 chiefs of fire departments and electrical inspectors from across the state will gather for a special institute on building and wiring inspections under Building Law, fourth annual institute led by Insurance Commissioner James R. Young.
Georgia Hamilton recounts using bitro phosphate to gain weight and strength, claiming it revived energy, eased nervousness, and brightened eyes. The ad asserts the organic phosphate nourishes nerves and body cells, urging readers to try the supplement with a satisfaction guarantee.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure all for kidneys liver and bladder ailments. It claims sworn testimonials prove its efficacy and offers a sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co Isinghamton NY with ten cents and the newspaper name.
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