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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
3
George in the 4th Battalion reports years of malaria and chills being cured by Elixir Babek. The advertisement claims the medicine is available from all druggists or prepaid from Kloczew Washington DC.
A Washington Herald fragment shows a man in disgrace with his wife speaking about a shopping trip for hair dye. The exchange hints at domestic tension and social judgment without specific names or locations.
Mrs Blair explains her suffering and cure with Stella Vitae in her own words. The ad promises the first bottle will benefit, offers money back if not, and urges readers to buy from their dealer now. It claims a long history of guaranteeing Stella Vitae with a failure rate under one in a thousand.
A short item notes a design or program titled Handy Boys and Girls to Make and Do with copyright attribution. It focuses on a craft or instructional purpose likely aimed at youth activities or educational projects.
A DIY toy elevator built from household scraps can run from a ground level porch to higher floors. The diagram shows supports and guides with strips A B C 18 to 20 inches long, 2 inches wide, 1 inch thick, and screw-eyes spaced to anchor the guide system.
Dorothy Perkins presents three paper basket designs Basket A uses a 5 inch square for a simple bottom, Basket B features a heart shaped cutout and a miniature elevator car built from a box with pulleys and a counterweight, Basket C forms a folded square with multiple creases to create a decorative container. The instructions cover cutting folding pasting and assembling parts for each basket and the elevator mechanism.
An ad recounts kidney trouble causing back pain and fatigue and praises Doan's Kidney Pills. Oliver Chappell of Horse Heads New York describes severe illness, weight loss, and nightly kidney secretions, claiming the remedy restored health and strength after doctors failed.
An advertisement touts Tetterine as a cure for eczema, tetter, itching piles, ring worm and scalp diseases. A Chicago user, Lew Wren, reports ten years of suffering ended after trying Tetterine found via a Columbia druggist. The Shop Trine Co of Savannah sells Tetterine and Tetterine Soap with mail orders including free Liver Pills from Shuptrine.
The crowd gathers as generals and admirals enter a ceremony inside the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Two casually dressed men speculate about the cornerstone of a new battleship while watching the event from the gate.
A Wisconsin resident recounts quitting coffee for Postum and notes health improvements after eight years of use. She cites her own and family relief from dyspepsia, indigestion, and headaches, and promotes Postum in Regular and Instant forms with prices and brewing notes.
The text compiles a joke about an overcharged bill for a headache and incipient brain fever, plus ads for BromO Quin ine laxative and a cold cure, a Ford balm, and Putnam Fadeless Dyes. It juxtaposes satire about knowledge and money with consumer product pitches.
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