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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
2
A cadet aviator explains the sensation of flying inverted. He notes that pilots cannot tell they are upside down until a pipe sails upward past his head, prompting disbelief from listeners.
A druggist touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a popular old remedy that darkens gray or faded hair naturally and evenly. After one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and hair becomes dark lustrous and youthful looking. Millions of bottles are sold annually.
The North Carolina General Assembly pushed key bills including a Brown bill to call a constitutional convention and a unified real estate valuation plan. The Senate backed minimum teacher salaries and state road financing while debates raged over suffrage and railroad labor protections. The House advanced the Pharr-Matthews federal aid road plan and approved a statewide real property revaluation, with ongoing negotiations on road legislation and fiscal policies.
The article describes Apex Wake county as a hub of illicit whiskey operations with nightlife and disorder near Raleigh and Durham, linked to a Superior Court trial of Joe Baldwin. It also notes the Bureau of Internal Revenue extending 45 days for filing income tax and excess profits returns with a 25 percent minimum payment by March 15.
A witty exchange quotes a bride urging her fiancé Jack to see a doctor before their wedding. She desires a medical certificate proving his dyspepsia predated the marriage, prompting a playful debate on his health and the timing of verification.
A clipped exchange centers on fortitude amid illness. A speaker asserts personal resilience for demanding tasks while another echoes the need to remain strong in the face of hardship. The fragment hints at practical kitchen duties and endurance.
A garbled OCR fragment markets Dr Peery's Dead Shot and mentions Marcus Aurelius and amateur skating. It appears as stray quotes and ad copy with unclear context or dates.
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