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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
2
The article discusses backache and women's health with a light note on a vegetable compound remedy. It suggests seeking advice from a Massachusetts Medicine Co firm and promises confidential replies to letters. It also remarks on admiration for individuals excelling in arts over practical life.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children with a fruity flavor and clear directions on each bottle. A separate quip about meeting creditors adds humor to a late 19th or early 20th century page.
Advertises Eatonic as a universal remedy for bloating indigestion sour acid and gassy stomachs. Claims over five hundred thousand users benefited with rapid relief from a single tablet. Sold by druggists with money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Poultry experts warn mites injure hens more than lice and reduce egg production. They hide in roost cracks by day and emerge at night to feed. Eradication steps include kerosene or coal tar products, with petroleum spray thinning and filtering, and repeated treatment every week to ten days.
Guineas are hardy domestic fowls known for hustle and guard instincts. They roam to distant spots yet forage well and help protect gardens by alarming hawks and repelling cats or dogs. Their wild side keeps them vigilant while remaining manageable with gentle handling.
A plain shed-roof house provides dry lighted and well ventilated shelter for turkeys. The design simplifies turkey keeping and offers advantages for successful farmers and easier seasonal care.
Prof B F Kaupp of North Carolina station reports tests on eggs turned daily versus undisturbed eggs show no gain in hatchability. Study suggests turning may be unnecessary before incubation.
Hens show reduced activity in high heat and some become so lazy they stop yielding eggs. Hot temperatures suppress hen energy more than cold, as winter activity helps birds stay warm and busy.
Trinity College in Durham hosts a ten day series of lectures and conferences led by Dr. Charles L. Goodell and others drawing 250 preachers and 15 presiding elders to renew evangelism rural Sunday schools and church efficiency across the state. Nearby towns report university commencements bank clearings and local public welfare plans. tragic deaths also appear in Iredell and Spencer communities.
Local druggists report a drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains favor. The product is marketed as safe gentle and vegetable based with a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve liver sluggishness and constipation.
A correspondent recalls a thrill ride with a woman driver in a new car that stalls on a suburb incline crossing. A flagman predicts the train will stop, but the car is rescued by the crew, while a garage visit yields a boss who has become a deputy sheriff, boosting pride and pomp beyond compare.
The janitor explains intruders protested taking children in the apartment house because the crying would interfere with phonographs and player pianos. The exchange highlights tensions between residents and outsiders in a tense building scene.
A brief note describes Dr Peery’s Dead Shot as a genuine old fashioned medicine, not a fiction or syrup. It claims the dose cleanly treats worm infections such as tapeworm in a single administration.
A garbled Times piece notes Booth Tarkington on recent German actions in Berlin and jumbled remarks about Henry Labouchere and a family scene. It references war bravado, wit, and a quip about divorce while showing scattered anecdotes.
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