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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
6
A public appeal promotes a fifty dollar Liberty Bond claiming it will protect 1000 soldiers from smallpox and 666 from typhoid. It guarantees safety for 139 wounded soldiers from lockjaw and funds 400 painless operations, two miles of bandages, and first aid supplies, urging buyers to support the war effort.
A wartime poem urging all civilians from farmers and bankers to merchants and tradesmen to support the war effort. It calls on every man behind the trench to mobilize supplies, money, and labor to sustain troops and win the war. Clem Bradshaw.
Poem about mutual understanding between customers and merchants. It imagines how errors in bills and delays would feel less tense if both sides truly knew and trusted one another, promising better dealings when face to face encounters occur. It envisions calling by name and recognizing each other.
Notice to drivers or prospective drivers in High Point to apply to the chief of police for a yearly driver's license beginning June 1 1918. Licenses issued upon demonstration of ability to drive and payment of 1.00. T J Murphy City Manager.
An unusual promotional notice offers a combined subscription deal until June 1919. Paying for one year of The Review provides The Progressive Farmer at no extra cost, totaling $2.10 for both publications, a savings highlighted to entice readers to subscribe.
Willis Wood, white, was sentenced to 12 months on the roads for stealing two brass items from R. G. Lassiter & Co. He was paroled to stand videre and bond was fixed at song.
Rev Clyde Turner of First Baptist Greensboro spoke to High Point High School graduates in the auditorium on a heavenly vision based on acts of the apostles. He urged courage devotion and using what one has to better others noting the imperishable name formed by character. Also mentions Mrs W H Dugdale recovering from surgery in Richmond hospital.
A health notice urges a one week morning routine of drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims cleansing of stomach liver kidneys and bowels improves appetite and skin clarity, and helps constipation biliousness and dull complexions.
A traditional remedy claims to restore dark color and luster to gray hair. The preparation Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is promoted as a cosmetic to darken hair evenly, restore gloss, and give a youthful look, not a medical cure.
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