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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
4
A June 1914 notice discusses advertising policies and a lengthy argument about suffrage. An unidentified speaker argues educated property owners, including capable women, should be eligible to vote, criticizing blanket gender exclusions and linking voting to education and property.
A humorous spoof portrays the Colonel discovering a fantastical river in Brazil that travels uphill and broadens into a bay. It boasts strange bends, yellow pink waters, foam, mermaids playing bridge, and vows the Colonel will outshine rivers like Mississippi Amazon Rhine and Danube.
An essay explores how Chinese girls receive names tied to orchids and virtue, with terms like Lan and two syllable forms such as Shy Flower and Sweet Blossom. It notes family and social usage from Little Dove to Little Miss, and how names reflect roles, virtues, and expectations.
Cincinnati Enquirer summarizes upheaval as Huerta regime teeters while Bryan shows optimism. Marshall delivers concise epigrammatic remarks. L W. W. remains jailed. Villa secured victory in a Bis battle. A fatal collision occurs at a railway crossing.
Prominent Georgia educators express views on woman suffrage in a Macon Telegraph feature. Lawton B. Evans presents a concise stance saying he does not support unlimited suffrage for the People at large.
A battered dugout found on Vancouver Island shore is linked to Makah leader Charlie White who left Neap Bay Flattery Rocks in a gale to meet the setting sun. The piece recounts Makah history, leadership, and clashes with white traders, then notes a scholarship offer from The Review.
An administrator with the will annexed qualified for the estate of Marion Smith of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by June 11 1915 and all debts should be paid promptly. The notice is dated June 11 1914 and issued by W H Ragan Admr with will annexed.
High Point resident F. C. Remfry testifies that after kidney trouble left him nearly unable to move Doan's Kidney Pills cured him after three boxes. The ad encourages readers to buy the same remedy from Foster Wilburn Co Buffalo New York.
High Point residents with stomach and bowel trouble are urged to try Adler-i-ka advertised as a simple buckern bark glycerine mixture. The local Matton Drug Co. claims one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation immediately and cites its fame from curing appendicitis.
A vintage health ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer alternative to calomel for liver sluggishness and constipation. It claims benefits like relief from sick headache bilious ness and no unpleasant side effects, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A Dayton Ohio firm offers 100 beautiful colored post cards featuring models and actresses along with a self filling fountain pen. The package sells for 50 cents plus 10 cents in stamps, a bargain compared to individual card prices. The offer targets lovers of art pictures and rare portraits seeking affordable, ready to ship items.
An advertisement touts Premier Non-Puncture Auto Tires with a high mileage guarantee and special introductory prices. It lists tire and tube prices by size, mentions government use, and offers discounts for full payment and partial COD terms. Non puncture reliners are also promoted with specific tire liner prices by width.
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