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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

6

Bowels and aging favor gentle laxatives over harsh purgatives

As age increases stomach and bowel efficiency decline and constipation becomes a risk to health. The text promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative tonic, claiming it strengthens digestion and trains bowels to act naturally. A testimonial from O P Miller of Baroda Michigan is cited, with offer of a free sample by mailing address.

Caldwell J. O. P. Miller W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Ill

Relieves Pain and Heals at the Same Time

Thousands of families trust Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil for wounds burns ulcers and skin or scalp diseases with new uses found continually. Guaranteed by your Druggist. Also available Laxative Brom Quinine cures a cold in one day.

Seven Friends Use Incubators for Free Book Offer

Raisall Remedy Co. in Blackwell Oklahoma promotes a book on saving young chicks. It lists seven friends who use incubators and receive the book free. a humorous anecdote about neighborly familiarity follows, ending with a quip on debt.

Raisall Remedy Co Blackwell Okla

Hidalgo Feels Pressure as Rebels Threaten Calm

In Hidalgo unrest grows with a governor-elect accused of graft and arms concealment while 400 textile workers riot, then disperse. Zapata loyalists attack a train killing or wounding 60 soldiers as fighting spills into Morelos and Mexico City. Washington reports no confirmation of border shooting. Prince Takehito in Japan is critically ill.

Mexico City Hidalgo Ramon Rosales la Carolina Tuetta Zapata Cuernavaca Zapatistas Federal District Morelos Zapata Brothers Washington Wood Army Douglas Ariz Ninth Cavalry Prince Takehito Tokio Imperial Army Kobe Japan China Russia

Chambers Named Third Arbitrator in Railroad Wage Dispute

William L. Chambers of Washington a former Samoa court chief justice and Spain treaty claims veteran was chosen as the third arbitrator in the wage dispute between eastern railroads and their firemen. Other panel members include W. W. Atterbury and Albert Phillips.

William Chambers Washington William L. Chambers International Court Samoa Spanish Treaty Claims Commission W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad Albert Phillips Firemen

Lane Confirmed as Secretary by Reported Acceptance

Franklin K. Lane of California, chairman of the interstate commerce commission, has reportedly accepted the interior secretary portfolio. Although Lane refused to confirm, Congress leaders close to President Wilson say his formal acceptance has been sent to the president.

F. K. Lane Interior Washington Franklin K. Lane California Interstate Commerce Commission

Italian Forces Strengthen Swiss Frontier Fortifications

Italy joins continental powers in military buildup along the Swiss border. Garrisons expanded, new forts under construction, and mine chambers prepared at the Simplon tunnel entrance with secret electrical links enabling tunnel destruction from a distance.

Geneva Switzerland Great Simplon

Hotel Workers Launch Movement in Chicago Speech

Benjamin F. Parker of the Hotel and Restaurant Employers' International Alliance spoke before the American Federation of Labor announcing a campaign to amend the employment agency law 80. About 6,000 restaurant and hotel employees support the effort. The proposal would make it a misdemeanor to encourage liquor purchases as a condition of employment.

Chicago Benjamin F. Parker International Alliance American Federation of Labor

North Carolina Local Briefs Reflect Roads and Crimes

A collection of small items notes Dr Joseph Hyde Pratt urging better roads in Davidson county a missing farmer near Mount Hope church a political form of government decision in Charlotte a dying man identified in Lexington a fatal shooting at Camp Perry a state road bond bill in the senate a Salisbury fire a Burlington sidewalk bill a Greene county blind tiger case a Raleigh railroad commission comment Western Baptist banquet Asheville a proposed trolley to Chapel Hill Dur ham officials eye a line from Burlington to Chapel Hill Watts killed near Gastonia Quinn drowned in Hilton city bonds for Kinston school grounds and a non partisan road commission bill in Cabarrus county

Thomasville Joseph Hyde Pratt Davidson County Salisbury George Goodman Mount Hope Church Charlotte Lexington James Johnson Bessemer City Newbern John Parker John L. Roper Lumber Company Camp Perry Lane Raleigh Daughtridge Senate W. H. Woodson Belmont Gaston General Assembly Kinston Greene County Snow Hill Cain Moye Lindell Greene W. B. Council Special Commission Asheville North Carolina First Baptist Church of J. T. Henderson Southern Baptist Assembly Burlington Piedmont Traction Company Durham Chapel Hill Graham Haw River Gastonia John J. Watts Morganton Carolina & North Western Lincolnton Dallas Watts Hickory Hickory Chamber of Commerce Huffry Wilmington Quincy Lewis Hilton Concord Cook Cabarrus Williams

Boy Paid for His Whistle

In a village schoolroom a ten year old pupil, son of the grocer, explains his father’s rule that when selling you something you must whistle for your money. The teacher questions the instruction as Tommy defends it by noting his father’s directive.

Tommy Tomy

Hair Regrowth After Malaria Cure Promised by Cuticura

Miss Nellie M Currin of Nashville recalls malaria fever years earlier and hair loss. She reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with scalp treatment and a complete cure after three applications. Cuticura ads promise worldwide sale and a free 32 page Skin Book.

Lewis St Nashville Tenn Nellie M. Currin Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Jones's multilingual claim draws laughs at table

Comic line notes Jones's boast of speaking many languages while a jesting elder quips he only understands everything his baby says. The remark plays on language prowess and parental insight.

Jones

Spring clipping of horses and cows explained

The article notes spring clipping as a modern practice among progressive horse owners. Clipped horses dry faster, tolerate work better, and remain healthier. clipping machines shorten the process to about thirty minutes. Dairymen clip cows several times yearly to keep flanks and udders clean before milking.

Cure for a Troubled Romance Delayed by Vows

A conversation hints at a tactic to break an attachment without thwarting marriage plans. One character suggests an easy method to cure her infatuation with him. The dialogue foregrounds social pressure and romantic maneuvering.

East End

Confession Aids Kidney and Bladder Relief Promoted

A printed appeal touts KARIN Kidney and Bladder Pills as relief for kidney and bladder trouble, claiming prominent people endorse them. The ad notes Burwell & Dunn Co. of Charlotte, N C as manufacturers and lists prices. Also promotes Hicks Capucine for summer headaches and urges readers to seek remedies from medicine stores.

Hicks Burwell & Dunn Co Mfrs Charlotte N. C

Silly People and Peace Navies Inspire Adults and Children

A fragmented note discusses engaging activities for adults and children, naming a general theme of vigor and balance. It mentions happiness linked to silliness but notes not all happy people are silly, reflecting a lighthearted view on morale.

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