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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
3
An old health ad claims OXIDINE in hot water before meals increases appetite and strengthens the blood. Regular use three times daily purportedly fortifies the system to fight germs of grip, colds, and malaria. Also mentions Dresden china red brown coins used as money substitutes and Meissen factory producing simple porcelain pieces.
The Boston Transcript quotes a remark on work ethic with a TN tone about manners, noting a neighbor’s jibe about a picture, and frames toil as noble and sacred amid domestic sniping and social humor.
A biography notes Empress Eugenie renewed her frocks twice yearly, linking her era to today’s fashion changeability. The piece contrasts her influence with modern trends and cites antique remedies like Dr Peery’s Dead Shot as old fashioned cures for worms and tapeworms.
A man claiming to be a Russian nobleman was arrested in Brooklyn while trying to dispose of a diamond necklace worth fifty thousand pounds. The police say posing as a taxi driver or Steve Dore would have avoided their suspicions.
The USDA Dairy Division urges larger use of sweet cream butter for its superior keeping quality. Navy contracts have favored sweet cream butter to supply officers and sailors, especially during expansion. It resists long storage and is suitable for shipping to distant regions, with a milder creamy flavor appealing to some consumers.
A factory paper notes milk quality declines from can contamination. City plants wash and sterilize cans, but moisture remains after steaming. Bacteria survive and multiply, yielding thousands of bacteria per cubic centimeter in milk reaching farmers and city plants.
Guidance notes allow a calf to graze with cattle on pasture but require separate grain feeding. A bull calf should be separated from heifers at about three or four months, kept with other bulls or older cattle for company except at feeding time, and placed in a separate stall or pen during meals.
A report advocates dehorning cattle to reduce noise and increase milk. It argues prevention of horn growth is more humane than removing horns from mature animals, suggesting early caustic treatment on calves.
Smithfield reports near completion of tearing down the old court house as foundation work begins for a new courthouse costing 400000, plus a 160000 high school and a 350000 black school with 14 rooms. Several residences are under construction and a planned Masonic Lodge near the Neuse river may house a YMCA in the basement and lodge rooms on upper floors.
The source notes a biblical enumeration of 19 distinct stones six metal varieties and 35 different animals. It highlights the variety of materials and creatures mentioned across scriptures as a measure of symbolic richness.
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