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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1920

Page

6

Life was a misery to her in Carrollton Kentucky

Lettie Tharp reports years of female weakness and inability to walk or work. After medical care and various remedies, Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored energy and health. She now works as a state hospital attendant and advises others to try the remedy.

Carrollton Lydia E. Pinkham State Hospital Littian Tharp S. 6Th St E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Fletcher

Disarming Order and Jokes From the Home Front

A smoking car tale recalls a WWI officer missing an arm after a trench turn in a rest camp. Welfare workers and a charming girl led to a moonlit moment and the officer recounts how his arm was lost. A hunter mentions old friends as one is rumored jailed, prompting a surprised reaction.

Laugh at the taxman tale in a Sunday class judges remark

A judge paraphrases a biblical parable about the talents. He notes the one who hid his money endured greater ridicule than the man with ten, as the income tax man seized ninety five percent of the ten talents. Willie Willis comments on the joke.

Willie Willis

Inauguration of UNC President Chase and Southern University Vision

Dr. Harry Woodburn Chase was inaugurated president of the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill presided by Governor T. W. Bickett with visitors including over 100 college and society reps. His inaugural address urged state universities to build the New South through industrial prosperity and democracy. Other items note church fundraising in Hickory, school projects in Bertie County, and a plan for a modern University Hotel in Chapel Hill.

Chapel Hill Lrge Harry Woodburn Chase University of North Carolina United States A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard John G. Hibben Princeton Charles R. Mann War Department Patent Wake Forest E. C. Brooks W. N. Everrett Rockingham Archibald Henderson T. W. Bickett Walter Clark Supreme Court of North Carolina Chase Joseph B. Cheshire State University New South University Hotel Company E. G. Wright Greensboro J. W. Umstead Tarboro W. 8. Roberson University Town Chaple Hill Friendship High School Gand Hill Burlington Huntersville Durham High Point Insley Friendship Insleys

Nineteen Tobacco Farmers Sue Union Guano

Nineteen Rockingham county farmers sue the Union Guano company of Winston-Salem in superior court over fertilizer sold as Fish brand 8-2-2 allegedly harmful to tobacco and retarding growth. The suit names R. M. Jones W. P. Daniel J. A. Kemp A. J. Johnson R. E. Jackson J. F. Corum Tobe Rudd Robert M. Clack W. T. Taylor C. D. Chaney A. W. Daniels Fletcher Doggett R. L. Chaney J. P. Lovelace W. R. Saunders Anderson Neal Frank Graves and R. Jeff Martin.

Raleigh Rockingham County Union Guano Company Winston-Salem N. C R. M. Jones J. A. Kemp A. J. Johnson R. E. Jackson J. F. Corum Tobe Rudd Robert M. Clack W. T. Taylor C. D. Chaney A. W. Daniels Fletcher Doggett R. L. Chaney J. P. Lovelace W. R. Saunders Anderson Neal Frank Graves R. Jeff Martin

Allen's Foot Ease Advertisement Drives Immediate Foot Relief

Shoppers are urged to use Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for pinching shoes and sore corns and bunions. It promises instant relief for tired, aching feet after sprinkling in shoes or foot baths. Sold everywhere with a warning against substitutes.

Allen Adv

A Bird in the Hand Is Vulgar Phrase Dissected

A linguistic note analyzes the vulgar familiarity of the saying A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush and its etiquette implications. The piece traces origins and contrasts formal speech with common use.

Men Secretly Pray for Their Wives

A brief note reflects on the quiet, personal prayers many men offer for their spouses, highlighting private devotion and domestic life.

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