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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
12
A promotional notice touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It claims rapid relief after one dose and invites readers to request a booklet from Geo H Mayr in Chicago. Sold by Hart Drug Co and other druggists.
The Progressive Farmer offer holds until Monday while the Macatawa berry promo runs into the next issue. Orders urged for either, as the phonograph offer is withdrawn. A Greensboro News item mentions controversial/nasty racial phrasing about an African in the woodpile, and a note on Villa’s invasion of Columbus tied to possible motives and possible financial provocation.
A. Lyon District Deputy of the Elks visited the Concord lodge Thursday night accompanied by C. F. Long George A. Matton and W. H. Slane of the city. They reported a very pleasant time.
Classified ad from a historic paper seeks an energetic person for a permanent business. Immediate cash returns and future earnings offered. Health and accident insurance available. Address National Casualty Co Detroit Mich for details.
Mrs Anna Millison of Beallsville Ohio says Vinci cured her run down weak and nervous condition allowing her to sleep and eat well again. The Matton Drug Co of High Point NC endorses Vinci and the weekly Kin Hubbard Essays feature story in The Review is highlighted.
Travel notice lists Norfolk Southern service from Asheboro North Carolina with trains leaving Asheboro at 12:05 p m daily except Sunday to Aberdeen and 3:45 p m daily except Sunday to Aberdeen and intermediate points. Arriving times are 10:40 a m and 2:35 p m daily except Sunday with connections at Star for Charlotte and other stations. Inquiries directed to L D Burk head Agent Asheboro and Norfolk traffic managers Kyle and Leard in Norfolk Virginia.
78 acres of good farm land with two springs, 2 acres cleared, balance timber. Seven miles from Lexington on the W S S B rail road and public highway. Known as John Hinkle place. $80 per acre. Address Mrs. W L Dorsett 714 E Russell St High Point NC.
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