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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
5
Milredina Hair Remedy Promises Nationwide Hair Revival
Prominent American druggist predicts Mildredina Hair Remedy will be used by nearly all Americans within eight years if sales rise, claiming dandruff and scalp diseases will vanish as baldness becomes rare twenty years hence. Sample request and mail order details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mildred Lenise Co
Boston
Mass
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Tonoline Beauty Aid Promoted by Boston Specialist
Mildred Louise of Boston a beauty specialist extols tonoline as a vegetable remedy for stomach troubles nervousness and general impurities claiming noticeable facial improvement and urging readers to try the product. The notice notes flesh-building claims and offers a free 10 cent coupon with a 50 cent box order through American Proprietary Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Louise
Boston
Mass
J. A. Hart Drug Co
American Proprietary Co
Russian violinist Ski binsky rises with 300 concerts yearly
Russian born violinist Ski binsky trained in music has built a strong record in the United States with about 300 concerts annually. At Chautauqua Institution in New York he impressed as a fancy skater on Chautauqua Lake and became a leading attraction for a week. He renounced his Russian count title to become an American citizen and opposed his homeland’s government, supporting the recent revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skibinsky
Chautauqua Institution
New York
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua
Russia
America
Jitney buses show democracy in motion and market change
The essay argues jitney buses democratize transit by making autos affordable to common people. It traces rising car ownership, the impact on streetcars, and how the new word jitney popularized a mobile five cent fare. It notes streetcar magnates fear loss of prestige and value, while American ingenuity drives rapid social and economic shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Ali
Meader to star in The Old Homestead at Chautauqua
Albert H. Meader will present Thompson's The Old Homestead known for his comedy roles. Josh Whitcomb, famed for stage character work, ranks close to Rip Van Winkle creator Joseph Jefferson. Governor Aberhart praises the Chautauqua movement as a world changing effort. Chautauqua runs June 22 to 28 with season tickets coming soon.
Ford Car Takes on Rail Giant in Hopewell Night Scene
J L Allen and Ed Conwell of Hopewell Va drove a Ford car toward Salisbury but misinterpreted a railroad track as a streetcar line. They escaped as locomotive No 12 appeared on the rails, leaving the car damaged after attempting to cross the unballasted section at a crossing. The incident marks the first city record of a Ford car challenging a steam engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Allen
Conwell
Hopewell
Allen
Salisbury
No. 12
Kenryford
Sunday-school Convention in High Point Township
The High Point Township Sun day-school Convention met with the Springfield school Sunday afternoon. President J. Alen Austin presided. President E. J Coltrane of the county association was present, Secretary J. Walter Long of the North Carolina Sunday-school Association, Fred N. Tate and others. The event was quite an interesting one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
Springfield
J. Alen Austin
E. J Coltrane
County Association
J. Walter Long
North Carolina Sunday-school Association
Fred N. Tate
Rain brings needed moisture to community crops
A warm Sunday rain delivered much needed moisture for local crops, ending a dry spell that stressed fields and encouraged hopeful growth after a long period without rain.
Red Cross volunteers pin honor badges for selective service
Tuesday registrants received ribbon pins from local Red Cross ladies in regimental colors. W. C. York attended the university graduation week where son Marvin earned a degree. Miss Julia Russell of Baltimore left with Miss Venetia Smith. friends hope for a return next season. J. E. Baker of Toledo called at The Review. formerly resident here, he now works in Toledo glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
U. S. Army
Julia Russell
Baltimore
Venetia Smith
South Main Street
J. E. Baker
Toledo
Ohio
Mr. Baker
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Point
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Morris Plan
eAreenant
High Point Morris Plan
Bank of Commerce Bldg
Blick Mfg. Company
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Czizcue
Saturday Evening Post
Faul A. Stamey
Neo
Eufory
Weingarten Bros., Inc
MAN Dealers
Chicago
Tonoline
Alexander von Skibinsky
Albert H. Meader
New England
Josh Whitcomb
Denman
Good Old
Bas
Jitney Busses
Lee
Uae
Adolph O. Aberhart
Minnesota
Ford
H. Gordon & Sons
F. Commerce St
High Point, N. C
W. C. York
Marvin
National Auto
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida East Coast Fruitland Co
Aurantia Fla
Cm. C. Henley
Greensboro, N. C
Commerce ST
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