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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
7
An advertisement touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel for bilious symptoms and constipation. It promises quick liver stimulation, cleansing of bile and waste, and a money back guarantee if not effective. The copy appeals to families and children with a humorous closing exchange.
A German seeks a man named Dunn for a debt at Sweeny’s eating house near 66 Hatham Street. He identifies an Irishman named Pat as Dunn through a mistaken inquiry and a sharp remark about starting. The piece closes with a pun about “Railroaded him” and a line about spring fever.
An advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff and stops falling hair within minutes. It asserts hair becomes new and growing after weeks, with a glossy, abundant look and easy application using a cloth to comb through strands. The 25 cent bottle is promoted as a simple remedy from any store.
A dialogue contrasts horseback riding with trolley travel. Jill questions safety prior to a ride while Bill notes the rider should not have to yield a seat to a lady on a horse, implying riders feel safer than public transit passengers.
A promotional notice touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe tame laxative for children and adults. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels, ease symptoms of constipation, and improve energy and health with a 50 cent bottle.
An advertisement touts a new Vick’s treatment for bronchitis asthma catarrh and head colds. It recommends topical application to throat and chest under a warm cloth or inhaling vapors from melted Vick’s and mentions nasal use for nostrils and hay fever with a price of 30 cents or one dollar.
A Sunday school lesson on First Samuel chapter eleven describes Nahash’s siege of Jabesh Gilead, Israel’s alliance under Saul and Samuel, and Saul’s anointing and leadership. It links divine deliverance to humble, faithful action and notes Saul’s qualities that set the stage for his kingship.
Physicians and staff at General Memorial hospital of New York near completion of a year long study showing a promising new cancer serum. The official medical board report will disclose the discoverer composition preliminary lab work and patient histories. The release is described as a major scientific contribution from the medical profession in the United States.
A discussion about high overhead costs is paired with a remark that American women spend over ten million dollars annually on French millinery supplies, highlighting cross country price concerns.
This vintage advertisement promotes Resinol Ointment as a quick reliever for itching and irritated skin, claiming it calms skin in one application and clears pimples. It notes doctors have prescribed it for 20 years, and that it contains no irritating ingredients, with wide sale by druggists.
A playful exchange centers on resilience and a pun about truth rising again only to be floored moments later, delivered in a light literary tone. The wry joke hinges on a rhyme about believing in truth and a sudden literal interruption.
A humorous exchange questions a supposed famous German air man. The reply confirms the man is a publicity bureau figure rather than an aeroplane expert, highlighting the humor in mistaken expertise and public image.
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