The Reason Why Rounder Pays Slow
The exchange jokes about a young Rounder who is slow to pay yet fast in actions. The quip frames a humorous paradox using a concise dialogue.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
7
The exchange jokes about a young Rounder who is slow to pay yet fast in actions. The quip frames a humorous paradox using a concise dialogue.
A collage of medical patent ads promotes Resinol ointment and soap for eczema and skin relief, Brominoquine, Grove tonic, Porter's oil, and Ferriline Quinine syrup. Claims include quick itching relief, cold cures, and general tonics, with trials and low prices.
Colorado state officials, led by Highway Commissioner T J Ehrhart, pledge half the cost of split log drags to counties that provide the drags to farmers who commit to using them. The King drag system, praised by Governor Ammons at King rallies in several cities, promises smoother roads and wider surfaces through a staged, moisture dependent process guided by a government bulletin.
A brief feature promotes creative activities for children, outlining hands on projects and crafts designed to develop skills. It highlights simple materials, safe instructions, and the value of learning by making at home or in community groups.
A described roller-skate gymkhana introduces a series of contests including a wheelbarrow stunt using a single skate a broom-handle and a block of wood. The bending race tests agility with posts set along the course, escalating difficulty as races progress.
By Dorothy Perkins readers learn to craft trellises for climbing vines. A frame from an old umbrella tops the vine bower in the illustration, offering a simple upcycle. The piece promotes practical garden accessories for small spaces.
Logan W. Page urges that upkeep is essential alongside new road construction. He notes wasted funds when maintenance is neglected and stresses skilled guidance, proper road type selection, and ongoing upkeep as crucial to real economy in transportation investment. He cites practical DIY trellis and canopy building methods with step by step instructions.
A collage of ad copy and light quotes promoting remedies such as Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh and Marine Eye Remedy, along with brief testimonials and wry lines about digestion, evolution, and fashion. Mentions Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, Elixir Babek, and Parcell Post services.
A man from abroad comments on the crowd at the ball game calling it the most interesting feature. He notes he has not seen such a large assembly of people with nobody dancing the tango.
A claim that Hanford's Bal sam is unrivaled for external use on horses. The text notes it as a leg wash used by many trainers to keep skin in fine condition and to cure lameness.
A brief note discusses how an actor can pursue acting despite a speech impediment. The piece suggests the audience overlooks flaws, while the actor faces a trembling thesis film that underlines their unique challenges and perseverance.
Promoting Hancock's Sulphur Compound for quick itch relief and permanent cure of eczema and other skin ailments. Includes a Salem Virginia testimonial from Mrs Evelyn Garst about a facial sore improving after one bottle and notes sulphur ointment for complexion and blackheads. Ad copy claims broad dealer availability.
A reader questions a money puzzle: spending one third of a sum leaves a remainder of four dollars and two? Tommy explains the answer by noting three fifths of the total remaining equals three dollars, leading to a total of nine dollars.
A fragment notes Roman Eye Balsam for eye burning and inflammation, and mentions Ady. It also includes an aside that the horn of plenty is not limited to the rustic worker.
Kansas City reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing monthly pains and enabling motherhood after doctors said she could not bear children. She reports two healthy baby girls and praises the remedy to other women. A second testimonial from Cumming Georgia recounts relief from gastritis and fatigue after using the same product.
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