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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
4
A gossipy column praises political zeal and asks for strong, live-wire mayoral candidates. It notes cabinet members from the South, calls for reform of city offices, and criticizes Taft’s reduced post. The piece ends with a long religious and scientific tangent titled The Wandering Jew.
Report on Dr Alexis Carrel at Rockefeller Institute claimed to keep a cat’s heart stomach and kidneys alive 104 days after transfer. Edison comments on intelligence tied to cellular life and the biblical verse Genesis 2 7 is cited. The piece debates life definition and how loss of cells affects intelligence.
The American Forestry Association board plans a spring meeting in Asheville the last week of March. The event will feature applied forestry at Biltmore and a forest tour to review twelve years of forestry practice. The North Carolina Forestry Association plans strong representation and closer ties with the national body.
A Georgia school principal reports severe rheumatism and organ troubles eased completely after four bottles of Electric Bitters. The ad asserts rheumatism stems from stomach liver and kidney issues and promises prompt relief. Available 50 cents and 1.00, recommended by druggists.
Single Comb Buff Orpington eggs and Indian Runner ducks for setting on sale. Prices range one to two dollars per setting. Mating list free. C. L. Green, Lucama, North Carolina. 15-1f
A 12 year citizen writes from High Point asking The Review to publish a detailed breakdown of bond issue money and other expenditures over the past four years. He seeks itemized improvements, salary data for the tax collector, and clarity on funds for schools, urging transparency and public access to financial records.
High Point residents report kidney distress including backache headache dizziness and nervousness. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a root cure with a testimonial from Mrs. W. M. Woods of High Point North Carolina stating relief after three boxes. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
For sale one lot on Smith street g100 well located on easy terms. One eight room house at corner Tryon and Cassady street bargain at 2250 dollars with reasonable terms. Cottage opposite hospital g900. Delos Hammer promotes a strong value proposition with no loss.
A vintage advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for skin diseases, burns, and bruises. It cites a Michigan man from Gladwin named John Deve who allegedly recovered after twelve years with skin trouble and $4 in medical bills. The ad promises relief for only 25 cents and recommends druggists’ endorsement.
The Stamey Printing House advertises Paragon Stamp Works rubber stamps and sealing devices at money saving prices. Orders invited for stamps, seals, and numbering machines. Phone 275.
Classified notice notes sale inquiries and various notices including trespass, rent, for sale, and chattel mortgage items offered at The Review office.
An old Connecticut gentleman offers life advice to stay healthy: temperate living, slow anger, little worry, exercise, and cheer. The ad promotes Vinol a cod liver oil tonic with iron as a powerful strength-builder for the elderly. A Columbus Georgia resident backs Vinol and a High Point North Carolina drug firm backs the guarantee.
A compact classified style plea urging readers to place ads in The Review for work partners clerks servants sales and property. The message extols advertising as essential uses include selling piano carriage town property dry goods hardware and other services.
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