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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
11
Coughs and colds can lead to bronchial and lung ailments when neglected. Dr King's New Discovery is recommended to quickly kill germs, soothe irritation, and shorten illness. Aimed at weakening immune systems, the remedy promises rapid relief and has been in use for over 45 years with druggists carrying it.
Dr. John E. Saadi former interpreter for Lord Wesley spoke on Mohammedanism at St Marys Episcopal Church Sunday night. Native of Turkey, Saadi was converted early in life. Emma Allen received a shower of sweet things from her scholars at the Parsons home Thursday evening. For sale quick old Clara Barbee property 50x289 ft lots adjacent to Fletcher Barbee home. each lot can be two building sites. Buy now.
An ad promotes buying shares in a new building and loan series as a path to home ownership. It argues rent costs can be avoided by investing to acquire eventual equity and a home through the cooperative scheme.
The De Groote Lengtry Company faced a $10 tax after a Saturday armory performance. Local editors note low interest from Point residents and reflect on debt incurred for printing costs. The troupe is urged to honor payment, trusting that the money will be paid, and commend compassion over exploitation.
Consumers are urged to try Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant with a money back guarantee if not satisfying. The ad promises eight times the medicine per 50c purchase, no narcotics, pleasant taste for children, and availability through Druggists with the same guarantee as Asthmador. R J Schiffman, St Paul, Minn.
A promotional note urges readers to subscribe to The Review to access the merchants advertised values and bargains. It claims missing these values costs ten times the subscription price within a year and encourages wise decision to subscribe.
Chairman W H Ragan of the Board of Trustees reports a flood of applications for the A and M College presidency to replace Dr D H Hill. Candidates come from across the nation and a decision is set for April 14.
An invitation from Miss Venetia Smith to view and purchase spring hats at low prices, showcasing a variety of beautiful creations. The note emphasizes affordable, attractive millinery and an open invitation to eat and enjoy the display.
Prof Thornwell Haynes addressed the congregation of the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning in the absence of Pastor C C P Coble who was aiding at a meeting at the West End Presbyterian church in Winston.
For sale notice offers the Million Dollar Everbearing Blackberry as a high value, early-bearing berry suitable for gardens and farms. Pricing listed: 3 for 1 dollar, 6 for 1.95, 12 for 3.65, 50 for 12.75 with prepaid shipping. Prepayment to address. shipments to High Point, North Carolina. Contact V A Idol at Commercial National Bank for details.
Twenty five volumes of Alexandre Dumas works offered at nineteen dollars new, selling for less than half. A bargain for readers and home ornament. See the seller at once for fine reading material.
High Point resident Mrs Penny of 115 Taylor St reports kidney discomfort followed by relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad promotes kidney-specific treatment priced at 50 cents and credits FosterMilburn Co Buffalo as the manufacturer.
The Ever Bearing Blackberry promises a lucrative money crop with six plants for one dollar or twelve plants for two dollars. Place your orders promptly and check the advertisement elsewhere for details.
The notice advertises a limited time deal for The Review and Today's Magazine. Offer No 1 includes a one year subscription to The Review plus a three year subscription to Today's Magazine with two patterns, priced at $1.98, a $3.30 value, while supplies last.
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