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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
5
Mrs. Dora B Mills mother of J c M employed at the Review Bee visited last week with her son. The editor praises P H Williamson of Reidsville as a long respected Rockingham county figure. Mr H A Ghase spoke Wednesday afternoon on a formal topic to an attentive audience.
A local advertisement touts Alder i ka as a cure for appendicitis and a quick relief for sour stomach gas and constipation. The message pitches the remedy as effective with a single dose and states High Point agents will distribute it.
The Bank of Commerce invites readers to join the Xmas Ready Money Club promising year end financial benefits. The pitch emphasizes extra dollars and cents as a return for joining the program.
The article outlines key U.S. case decisions on newspaper subscription laws. It explains that subscribers who do not object are presumed to renew, publishers may continue sending until dues are paid, and failure to take papers or move without informing the publisher can imply intent to defraud. It also notes advance payers must give notice to end service and advertises a 19 cent dictionary offer.
An advertisement claims Q-Ban shampoo darkens gray hair by morning. One or two treatments render hair beautifully darker, fluffy, glossy, and healthier while stopping itching and dandruff. It promises non sticky use and hair growth, priced 50 cents for a 7 oz bottle from Hart Drug Co in High Point North Carolina.
A vintage health ad touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a cure for stomach and liver ailments, discouraging medicines and surgery, claiming it clears mucous, reduces inflammation, and can restore health with one dose. It cites endorsements from professionals and invites readers to send for a free booklet and buy it at Hart Drug Company in High Point.
President Fairfax Harrison of the Southern Railway will spend a half day here Friday for his regular inspection of the system. A Greensboro district quarterly meeting of the M. E. church met Monday night at Washington Street Church with Elder Rowe presiding.
Train timetable shows southbound No 21 and No 23 from High Point to High Point with listed departure times and arrival times at Thomasville Gordonton Denton High Rock and notes that times are not guaranteed and subject to change. Northbound No 22 and No 24 run returning from High Rock to High Point with listed times and a closing signature W E Price Superintendent.
A winter cough description claims the medicine relieves persistent coughs colds and lung trouble. Henry D Sanders of Cavendish Vermont reports relief after pneumonia and endorses the product. The ad promises money back if unsatisfied with prices 50 cents and one dollar and lists H G Bucklen Company Philadelphia or St Louis as suppliers.
A vintage medicinal ad touts Electric Bitters as a guaranteed liver and kidney remedy. It claims Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa recovered after eight months of virulent liver trouble and four doctors gave up. The bottle prices are 50 cents and 1.00, with H E Bucklen & Co listed as the manufacturers from Philadelphia or St Louis.
Mrs. D. A. McGee of Waycross Georgia credits Vinci cod liver and iron remedy with ending a chronic cough that lasted two years. She says the tonic also boosted her strength and helped her sleep. The ad claims Vinci rebuilds a run-down system and offers a money-back guarantee with Saxo Salve sold by Matton Drug Company High Point.
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