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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement markets Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable liquid alternative to calomel for liver and bowels. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury that causes salivation and weakness, while Liver Tone starts the liver safely without side effects, suitable for children and adults, with a money-back promise if not effective.
A humorous dialogue features Senator Sorghum resisting useless giving and embracing cautious second thoughts. The piece contrasts phrases about consistency and the milk of human kindness with quirky lines about studying French and opinions on progress.
Atlas reports the VapoRub shortage ended after a lengthy curb chain effort. The firm describes high tempo production, a re instated November deal offering 10 percent discounts on small orders, and widespread use during the influenza epidemic nationwide.
Fayetteville hosts May 1 welcome home pageant with Major General Snow and Governor Bickett. Henderson’s Earl M. Thompson returns to Trinity College as senior. Charlotte sees Carl Bush take charge of weather bureau station. US weather and military posts update as district figures, pardons, and local appointees noted.
A WWI soldier recalls France’s liberated villages where mud gave way to a welcoming kiss as troops advanced. Separate notes describe Bermuda’s ground sharks valued for food, eight to ten pounds each at 12 cents, and Honolulu markets where hammerhead flesh is salted and praised as nourishing.
An advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for disordered stomachs and inactive liver, claiming it relieves sick headaches constipation sour stomach and indigestion. It acts as a gentle laxative, aids digestion, and stimulates bile production to purify the blood. Sold in civilized countries with a trial urged.
An OCR fragment lists Grove's Tasteless Child tonic as blood enriching and digestive aid to combat worms, and touts Dr. Peery's Dead Shot as a one dose vermifuge. It also advertises facial freckle remedies promising clear complexions, urging purchase from druggists with money-oriented snippets.
In a Portland Express style snippet, a fragment describes a couple dispute and an odd remark about a husband and a cream soda habit. The dialogue hints at tension over marriage and trust while noting a peculiar cultural reference.
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