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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
8
A speech extols the American flag as a symbol of liberty and universal citizenship. It praises the flag as nonethnic and future-oriented, urging reverence when the Star Spangled Banner is heard and calling for equal rights and opportunity for all, including women and minorities.
Mildred Louise of Boston extols Tenoline as a beauty aid and health tonic. She describes relief from stomach trouble headaches and nervousness after use and urges women to consider the product while noting caution about weight gain and free coupon offers from American Proprietary Co.
An advertisement promotes Segrain tasseo tablets to reduce flesh without dieting or exercise. It claims the tablets are harmless, habit free, and may be mailed if you cannot visit J. A. Hart Drug Co. It urges readers to refuse substitutes and notes a free box offer.
A fragment advertises a free Tassco coupon from The Tassco Co of Boston Massachusetts offering a 50 cent box of obesity treatment and a payment method via 10 cents in beer or stamps to cover postage and packing.
An old prescription proclaims a malaria remedy effective for chills and fever. It claims five or six doses break the illness and used as a tonic prevents fever return. It is said to act on the liver without causing gripe or sickness, priced at 25 cents.
Meiver Williamson of Darlington South Carolina outlines a corn culture method adopted by many Coastal Plain farmers in South Carolina and Georgia. J N Harper notes farm service bureau recommendations and details early planting, deep ridging, selective cultivation, staged fertilizer application, and field practices to maximize yields amid war time food needs.
The Elks concluded their annual session and South Main Street Raleigh M E revival events last week. The two weeks of services were described as very successful by organizers and participants.
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