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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
2
A string of items from an old newspaper page includes claims about the Duke de Montpensier facing plagiarism accusations. The column features advertisements for medicines, jokes, and brief quotes, reflecting a mix of public notices and lighter filler typical of the era.
A Kansas woman relates that coffee hurt her stomach and heart and impaired memory. After quitting coffee and using Postum she notes steadier nerves, regular heartbeats, improved memory, and fewer symptoms. Postum comes in Regular and Instant forms.
Munich Bavaria unveils a modern zoological garden south of the city along the Isar. The park blends technical skill and art with naturalistic habitats, offering lions on terraces and sea lions, bears, bisons, zebras, and chamois in immersive, bar-free enclosures.
Pekin China faces a push to modernize streets to match Manila’s widened straightened boulevards. The article notes Manila’s dark narrow roads and says Chinese officials could learn by sending municipal engineers to study the rapid civic improvements. Transit lines were cut through existing structures to remove curves.
Red Boiling Springs Tenn Miss Lora Smith twenty four weighs 52 pounds and is noted as a remarkable full grown woman and a devout Methodist active in church work and as a musician of rare skill.
Three members of St. Louis traffic squad request reassignment to be back on beats. Frank Dempsey, John Smith and George Stowell say tunnel vibrations from trains and streetcars make them seasick and lose nerve control. They work near Eads bridge tunnel over the river.
Vancouver boot black J Hunter was detained in Seattle when aboard a steamer. Customs officers found diamonds and jewelry valued at 1500 hidden in a garter he wore.
Washington dispatch reports Republicans plan limited remarks on the Payne Aldrich tariff with public hearings debated. Democrats favoring hearings may unite with some Republicans to seek amendments, while others push for a long open chamber struggle lasting weeks and possibly months.
An electric incubator developed by C L Byce of Petaluma California is described as a promising commercial product for poultry regions with affordable power. The device attaches to standard incubators, provides even temperatures via a regulator, and requires only a plug to operate.
Roup in poultry appears as offensive nasal discharge and swelling beneath the eyes. Isolate affected birds, treat nostrils with warm water, use camphor solution, and give cod liver oil. Open eye swellings if needed, syringe away discharge, then bury badly diseased fowls and lime the houses.
Fresh air sunshine and exercise are vital poultry tonics. Proper housing keeps air moving to remove odors and purify the atmosphere while allowing sun to reach all corners to kill germs. Exercise through scratching improves blood circulation, forming the trio of top poultry remedies.
A reader emphasizes the value of adhering to supplied directions for incubator use. The note urges careful reading of manuals and labeling to ensure safety and proper operation.
An old newspaper snippet touts No. Sixty-Six a malaria tonic priced 25 cents claiming five to six doses will break fever and prevent relapse when taken as a tonic. It also notes a modest Mrs Dobble and a jab at Jimson who makes rat traps.
Utica Nebraska readers share testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating female weakness and long term troubles. Mrs Earlewine reports relief after years of disability and fatigue. Mrs Herries Greenstrest credits the remedy with restoring health and daily function.
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