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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
3
Bold ad claims Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel for liver relief. It promises morning renewal, no salivation, and guaranteed results or money back. Encourages purchase by druggists with a personal guarantee and wide support for use in place of dangerous calomel.
A meek man in the front row signaled he followed a speaker as she repeatedly asked if he followed her. Frustrated, she urged the officer to arrest him for persistently following her all evening.
Undigested food causes lumps, belching, gas, acids and sourness. Instant relief is advertised for upset stomach without waiting.
An advertisement exalts Pape's Diapepsin tablets for instant relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. It touts pleasant taste, harmless ingredients, and low cost at drug stores, ending with a proverb about life’s bitters and value of gold.
Fragmentary note reports hunger pressure driving discussions toward swift accord between nations. The brief mentions Italian boundary issues and ongoing efforts to resolve postwar tensions through diplomatic channels.
Paris foreign minister Stephen Pichon says after armistice Germany must first meet January terms before aid and credits. He notes outcome includes future Austrian peace talks and borders with Italy, plus Lloyd George’s plan to reduce German military strength to a small professional force.
Washington David R. Francis former American ambassador to Russia testified before the Senate committee on lawless propaganda warning that Bolshevik rule would let Germany win the war by 1924 and recounting horrors such as blood running from Petrograd gutters and mass killings including over five hundred hostages.
On board the U S S George Washington, the Wilson administration notes indicate President Wilson will not push for major changes to the league of nations covenant. Minor phrasing tweaks and details may be needed, but no fundamental alteration is expected. The broader context recalls the rise of the American merchant marine postwar growth and global reach.
Washington. Several hundred thousand railroad shop employees have asked the railroad administration to raise wages about 25 percent. The board of railroad wages and working conditions has tentatively agreed to hear the case. They request the basic rate per hour be raised from 68 to 85 cents after a wage advance last year amid general increases.
A sensational Cincinnati discovery, Freezone, offers instant corn pain relief with a few drops that allegedly remove hard and soft corns and calluses. A light drugstore price is claimed, and the ad notes no soreness or irritation after use.
Catarrhal deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian tube. local applications fail. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure via a constitutional blood action. offers a $100 reward if unreadable by the remedy. Circulars free from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also includes unrelated ads and jokes.
An old age health advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules as a remedy for weakening kidneys and joints. It claims quick relief from backache rheumatism and various bodily pains, promising safety with odorless tasteless capsules and a money back guarantee.
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