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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
10
An advertisement promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a trusted cough and cold remedy for all ages. It touts Pine Tar and balsams, claims rapid relief, and quotes testimonials from families praising its safety and effectiveness.
The report notes no new funds for current or next year and cites a $10 000 gap in annual maintenance. It quotes President Graham on the policy as a necessary stance to meet growth, and discusses state aims for university expansion. Also offered is a fertilizer formula for corn and cotton using limestone marl phosphate and cottonseed meal for soil rich in insoluble potash.
The 1916 World Almanac and President Graham’s report show UNC fifth in students and instructors among Southern universities. It ranks fifth in total income funds at about $190 000 yearly and eighth in productive funds, with Texas and Virginia leading in income. The ranking list continues with Tennessee Alabama Louisiana and South Carolina.
A Hartford drug advertises Schiff mann's New Concentrated Expectorant sold by J A Hart Drug Co for 50c, with a guarantee of satisfaction. Mix with sugar and water to create a home remedy claimed to relieve bronchitis colds asthma and whooping cough with no narcotics.
Farmers are told about using 68 pounds of available nitrogen per acre with a small potash addition when cottonseed meat is used. The mixture should generally cover an acre, adjusted for soil fertility. Lime is increasingly viewed as a real fertilizer for all crops, aiding availability of soil nutrients.
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