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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Good Wholesome Flour as the best daily flour from the High Point Milling Co. It promises white frost luxury flour for any baking, claiming superior wheat and top quality bread, cakes, and pastries.
A note on how writing and reading tasks cause different strains. The piece contrasts writer’s cramp with reader’s cramp, showing the quirks of authorship and readership in a light, humorous tone.
Oakville Tennessee Mrs L B Babb reports dramatic recovery from pellagra after using Baughn's Pellagra Remedy. She increases weight from 81 to 98 pounds and credits the treatment with restoring appetite and health. The ad offers a free book and refund if it fails.
Train timetable lists southbound No 21 and No 2 with departure times from High Point through Thomasville Gordontown Denton and High Rock arrival in High Point. Northbound No 22 and No 24 show reverse times from High Rock to High Point with arrivals and departures across the same stations. Schedule subject to change without notice, agent W E Price.
Advertises Resinol ointment as a fast remedy for itching skin eczema sunburn poison ivy cuts and burns. Claims first application relieves itching cools and soothes irritated skin and that doctors have prescribed it for 20 years with no irritating ingredients. Also mentions a dicey aside about a boy described as game.
Advert begins with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic praised as a general tonic containing quinine and iron. Claims include liver action malaria deterrence blood enrichment and system boost priced at 50 cents. Ends with a quip about fighting men and powder.
Washington reports German reply to the Lusitania note dissatisfying. officials expect a prompt Berlin answer. The United States seeks reparation and assurances to protect American vessels and lives, with President Wilson ready to sever relations if needed.
Washington reports indicate the administration will push to stop the Mexican civil war. President Wilson will soon release a prepared statement urging leaders to halt internal fighting and form a government the U S can recognize. It notes famine conditions and the need for outside influence if internal peace cannot be reached.
Advert asks readers to use Bancock’s Sulphur Compound to stop itching and cure eczema and skin diseases. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Evelyn Garst of Salem Virginia praising Hancock’s Sulphur Compound. Mentions Hancock’s Sulphur Ointment for complexion and blackheads and notes availability from dealers.
A testimonial claims Elixir Babek cured a 10 year old girl's chronic chills and fever. Ad promotes Elixir Babek as effective for ailments and lists price and ordering details from Bleczewski & Co. Also includes assorted humorous clippings about streets and cartoons.
A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with curing stomach trouble and nervous symptoms after pneumonia and dyspepsia. He and his wife drank coffee and tea before two years of Postum, following a grocer’s suggestion, and he reports improved health and productivity. The ad promotes two Postum forms, Cereal and Instant, with prices and a slogan “There’s a Reason.”
London reports a fierce assault near Przemysl as Austro German forces push to encircle the fortress and free troops for western operations against Maly and the Allies.
Mrs Augustus Lyon of Terre Hill Pennsylvania testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her chronic female troubles back pains sleep loss and poor appetite. The advertisement extols the remedy as the standard for women's ills from roots and herbs and notes a vast file of letters in Lynn Massachusetts earning praise and claims of avoiding surgery.
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