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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
5
A reflective aphorism on memory declaring it the sole absolute possession one can own forever. It endures beyond people, noise, and distance, offering strength, hope, and beauty even in crowded or lonely settings.
The article notes metallic sodium can harden lead without changing color, with two percent producing a ringing lead and higher amounts causing brittleness. It mentions lead sodium alloy as bearing metal and cites London Express. An anecdote from Domestic Economy contrasts male and female views on economizing, using humor about watches and attire.
A Dayton Ohio based company promotes a free London Tanjza necklace and Evelyn Thaw bracelet with a Spearmint Chewing Gum offer. The ad promises a big box of 20 packs for 50 cents plus 10 cents shipping, with limits on orders and dealer restrictions.
Advertisement offers the Universal Shaving Outfit for $1, including a hollow ground razor and 10 grooming items, with direct-to-consumer pricing to save agents’ profits. Also notes 1914 tax listing in High Point Township and City ongoing at the City Clerk’s office, with penalties for late listing.
An advertisement touts Vinci cod liver and iron tonic as a remedy for run down women. It claims the product builds appetite, steadies digestion, purifies blood, and restores strength, featuring a Biloxi Mississippi testimonial and a money back guarantee.
The passage emphasizes that easy places do not exist among workers as the world moves with great enterprises and new discoveries. It celebrates toilers who prioritize their work over personal comfort, noting that value comes from sustained effort and dedication.
An advertisement for a comprehensive sexual education book by Winfield Scott Hall, claiming scientific accuracy and usefulness for professionals and general readers. It notes plain wrapper pricing at $1.00 with extra postage and lists endorsements from major newspapers. The tone emphasizes sexual hygiene, happiness in marriage, and practical guidance for nurses, teachers, doctors, and social workers.
The piece urges embracing singular purpose despite mockery and ridicule. It emphasizes resilience, grit, and determined spirit as antidotes to criticism, promising that inner resolve will outpace others’ carping.
Tire and tube prices listed with discounts up to 30 to 60 percent for many sizes. Advertisement from TIRES FACTORIES SALES CO Dept. A Dayton Ohio claims all sizes in stock with non skid options and 5 percent discount for full payment plus 19 percent deposit terms.
A terse single-line credo about keeping truth first in life and speech, stressing integrity as the guiding principle across actions and choices. The phrase emphasizes steadfast honesty as a personal standard.
Aimed at business men and advertisers, this piece urges arousing the mind before action, transforming the family circle into a shopping center. It advises crafting a punchy selling story with every feature presented as a vital fact and delivering the whole story to reach the buying class.
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