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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
2
In Grandin Missouri Mrs Susa Brooks recounts stomach and liver trouble including headaches and constipation. She credits Thedford's Black Draught with regulating bowels easing stomach pain cleansing the liver and renewing her energy. The ad urges readers to use this liver medicine daily and to ask their druggist for it.
A playful column hints at rumored tricks in Fall harde creating a science substitute for beer as Electrician-Sh jokes about hops and acrobatic humor. The piece blends showbiz slang with gadgetry and backstage chatter about brewing and performance.
Valerie Henning of Panola County Mississippi, sixteen, reports net profits from her flock of 525.35 dollars for the year and earned a state poultry club title. She led six other Mississippi girls and two chaperons on a five day Washington trip funded by bankers and businessmen for top district profit in club work.
A young club girl funded by a $13.50 loan bought a Barred Plymouth Rock pen of five birds. From January 1 to October 16 the 19 hens laid 2,840 eggs for hatching and sale. Profits last year were $374 and future pens bring $15 to $20, aiding her agricultural high school education.
The article argues farmers should consider increasing their laying flock as women and girls already manage much of poultry care. It stresses that range is vital but not sufficient without adequate feed and shelter. It warns that keeping poor hens wastes resources and that those kept should be valuable assets.
Advice on selecting healthy chicks, protecting eggs from sun, and effects of damp hen houses on egg production. Notes urge exercise for hens by litter feeding and early marketing of cookergis at target weights. Bran and charcoal recommended as feeds for young chicks with hopper access.
Local druggists report Calomel sales drop as Dodson’s Liver Tone gains popularity. The vegetable remedy is guaranteed by sellers, offers easy relief from liver sluggishness and constipation, and promises no calomel side effects.
A humorous exchange about labor and clockwork reveals a craftsman’s pride in his hands and dedication. The speaker quips that strikes in his trade are common, yet he remains confident his craft endures without regard to standard hours.
Advert says freckles disappear with Othine double strength from your druggist, apply night and morning, most need seldom more than one ounce for a clear complexion and money back if it fails to remove freckles.
A vendor explains he cannot stock every popular magazine but maintains a diverse selection of about three thousand kinds. The exchange reflects a broad yet curated inventory approach in a bustling shop.
Ad copy promotes California syrup of figs for children with emphasis on its gentle benefits for stomach liver and bowels. It adds Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complexion and skincare trio for daily use and occasional care.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Calotabs as a guaranteed overnight remedy to cut a cold, cleanse the system, and prevent influenza complications. It promises rapid relief, a refreshed body by morning, no side effects, and a 35 cent price with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
A Manchester church bulletin lists two notices: a potato supper will be held Saturday evening and a Sunday morning subject titled Night of Agony. The brief item reflects local parish activity and a planned meal event.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cleanse rheumatism from the body. It warns against lotions and local remedies and urges removing the cause of pain. It directs readers to obtain a bottle at a drug store and to seek medical advice from the Medical Director at 102 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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