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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
3
The advertisement asserts Resinol Ointment stops itching instantly upon contact and, with Resinol Soap, clears eczema ringworm pimples and blackheads. It markets the product as gentle for all skin types including babies, with prices for Ointment 50c and 1.00 and Soap 25c. A trial offer via Dept. 3-K Baltimore Md invites readers to request samples.
The fragment lists produce orders with prices such as 1.25 for beets and onions plus 2.60 for tomatoes and peppers, and mentions a catalog with free entry. It also includes a series of humorous and antiquated quips and a mock conversation about milk purity and a preacher.
President Wilson sent to the senate the names of his cabinet picks with Bryan of Nebraska as Secretary of State and McAdoo of New York as Treasury head. Garrison of New Jersey becomes War Secretary, McReynolds of Tennessee Attorney General, Burleson of Texas Postmaster, Daniels of North Carolina Navy, Lane of California Interior, Houston of Missouri Agriculture, Redfield of New York Commerce, and Wilson of Pennsylvania Labor. The profiles highlight Bryan the long public figure, McAdoo as tunnel builder, and Gar rison noted for executive ability.
The text profiles William C Redfield a former Brooklyn public works official and current ventilating and heating equipment manufacturer born in Albany in 1858 who married Helen Beall in 1895 and later moved to New York and Brooklyn. It also covers William Bauchop Wilson born in Scotland in 1862 who rose from coal mines to UMWA leadership and served as Pennsylvania representative in cabinet. he is married with nine children and has run for years in federal politics.
A native prince’s elephant stands firm after its mahout is killed, guarding the standard while enemies are driven back. Three days pass before the elephant obeys the prince again, until a young mahout’s son is brought from Nerbudda to recall the animal’s loyalty.
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