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The Review in High Point, North Carolina

06 Jun 1918

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The Review

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1918

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Be the Man in Front War Measures Old Bible Link

An editorial urges Americans to act on wartime duty and support for President Wilson. Secretary Baker's proposal to raise voluntary enlistment age to 35 and reassign all over 40 to noncombatant roles is discussed alongside a biblical comparison of ancient war measures. The piece invokes Hoover and Joseph to emphasize conservation, rationing, and national unity, urging individuals to do their part.

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Nother Baker Congress Wilson America League of Nations Hoover Joseph Pharaoh Egypt Jerusalem Israel Ezekiel Syria Gideon David Saul Joshua Abraham Germany Belgium
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Wicked taste in the mouth signals hidden health issues

The article explains that a bad taste in the mouth arises from many conditions beyond digestion. It notes links to high blood pressure Bright's disease gallbladder issues sinus infections decayed teeth tuberculosis rheumatic fever and diabetes. A thorough physical exam is advised rather than self treatment.

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T. F. Reilly Bright
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Medicated Cotton Versus Cotton Batting in Medical Use

Readers ask about differences between cotton batting and medicated cotton used by doctors. Answers note medicated cotton is purified of oil bleached and sterilized by heat, while otherwise it remains cotton batting. Additional inquiries cover constipation remedies and tuberculosis risk from tubercular cow milk.

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A L. L
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