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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
4
The piece lauds President Wilson for extending fair treatment to corporations and urging law compliance. It condemns partisan press for opposing peace between capital and labor, warns against confiscation and extreme opposition, and argues fighting justice or a mediator is folly. The essay predicts radical shifts if newspapers persist in hostility.
Randolph county advertises 55 acres of woodland near Flint Hill and Gilead church about 12 miles from the city and five miles from Sophia. Bargain price offered by W L Stamey at The Review office. tf
The Tacoma Tribune notes Canada twice rejected reciprocity with the United States. Popular fevered nationalism and protected interests blocked deals, then Parliament followed, still lacking broad popular support. Western Canada, growing in population and production, resents the refusals as harming a likely future governing party.
A fanciful vignette recalls Henry Ford meeting a Detroit banker in 1913. A two million dollar check is deemed forged causing panic at the bank. Directors convene as Ford agrees to refrain from withdrawing funds for a year and limits monthly access to fifty thousand dollars.
The rural schools of High Point Township will enter literary and athletic contests to pick representatives for a countywide contest at Greensboro on April 19 1914. At 2 o'clock the literary events with recitations and declamations will occur, followed by running and jumping to select athletes for the county competition. This promises an interesting time. come out en masse.
A compact clipping contrasts U S newspaper law on subscriptions with a vigorous advert for Dr. King's New Discovery. It notes renewal defaults, misdirected papers, and prima facie fraud, then pivots to a Vermont reader's testimonial praising the cough medicine for adults and children with a money back guarantee.
An advertising notice touts Electric Bitters as a guaranteed liver and kidney remedy. It claims Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa was cured after eight months of virulent liver trouble despite four doctors, urging readers to keep the tonic at home for similar complaints. Prices 50 cents and 1.00. H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
A Boston lawyer testifies that his 76 year old mother owes her good health to Vinci cod liver and iron tonic. The ad claims it rebuilds wasted tissues, restores strength, and offers a money back guarantee if not effective. Saxo Salve is also advertised with a replacement claim. Matton Drug Company in High Point promotes both products.
William Simmons remains homebound due to pneumonia, with no further medical updates available.
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