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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
11
Notes identify Mkori Payson Lak as author of The Fighter Caleb Conover Syria from the Saddle a novelized version derived from a Pathé photo play by Wile M Ritchey.
In Lamar's office Gordon reveals Farwell's fraud scheme and a double paper trap that nearly destroys him. Jane Travis aids his escape, foils officers, and later evades suspicion while evading a rival plot. Lamar senses guilt around Miss Travis as Mary reports Smiling Sam Eagan hidden at the Travis home.
A brief overview recalls the Solferino anniversary highlighting Henri Dunant and the Geneva Convention of 1864 inspiring the Red Cross. It notes Dunant’s nurses on the front and the international scheme for trained nurses under nations’ guarantee.
Eddie swapped a pocket knife for a dog with no tail and faced his father’s teasing. The boy sobbed but explained the dog was sitting when the trade happened.
Editorial note critiques intrusive phones and surveillance in society. Worries about women facing scrutiny and moral judgment when using new telecommunication tech. Calls for reflection before answering calls and for mindful usage of evolving devices.
A collection of satirical one liners and wry observations on aging, marriage, politics, and everyday foibles. The piece notes how opportunity slips by, the limits of talkers, the quirks of soldiers in war, and humorous pairs like pork and beans or liver and bacon.
The ad promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and relieve back pain by neutralizing urinary acids. It claims four ounces of rad Salts daily will clear bladder irritation and prevent kidney issues, describing the product as inexpensive, harmless, and delicious. It cites benefits for meat eaters and frequent night urination.
A brief exchange recalls family history as Willie confronts Uncle George about past board debts while a motherless memory echoes. The dialogue hints at lingering kinship and unresolved grievances within a single scene.
A classic mother’s remedy praised for gentle internal cleansing. The ad touts a 50 cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs as ideal for children of all ages and even adults, promising relief from feverish, sour stomachs and constipation.
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