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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
4
The Review lists subscription periods of one year six months and three months and states delivery to homes and businesses citywide. It declares it will not accept whiskey advertisements or run ads detrimental to High Point business interests.
A Guilford county farmer rejected a $12,000 offer for a parcel listed for taxes at $2,500 last year. The same land had been listed at $1,200 prior to last year, raised to $1,500 amid owner protests. The offer equals eight times the listed amount, illustrating how tax burdens are distributed.
Dr. William F. Biederwolf wages a fervent farewell sermon in Greensboro denouncing saloons as hell soaked and corrupt, claiming they ruin individuals and communities. He asserts liquor funds poverty, destroys bodies and minds, and drains societal vitality, urging action to curb the evil.
A fiery oration denounces alcohol as a crime against families and society. The speaker vows a prolonged battle to drive liquor from homes, insisting saloons corrupt virtue, destroy prosperity, and brutalize the nation. He calls for collective action to restore law and decency across the land.
A meditation on how ancient prophets would view modern progress from radium healing to air travel and rapid communication. It cites Daniel and Nahum to claim prophetic signs align with today’s synchronized cinema phonograph, airships, and powerful battleships as preparations for Messiah's kingdom.
The Blue Ribbon butter brand is offered for sale by C. Dunbar who proclaims none better than this product.
We call attention to our advertisement for the Never Fail Razor Sharpener priced at 1.28 dollars with a coupon clipped from an ad shown elsewhere. The retail price is listed as 3.00 dollars.
An operations listing from Greensboro printers and Hodgin pianos offers free tuning trials and cheap engraving stamping with Stamey Printing House services. It promotes organ and piano sales from 15 to 150 dollars, printing ads and notices, and a Jersey male calf for sale in Thomasville with contact details.
Property offer from W. L. Stamey for the home place of Mrs. H. F. Stamey on Steele Street. Seven-room house with well and outhouses on an 80 by 200 foot lot. Sale limited to a few days. interested buyers should inquire at once at The Review Office.
J T Sossamon publisher of News Cornelius NC reports that Bucklen arnica salve soothes burns and skin ailments. One fox helped a serious skin condition after other remedies failed. Only 25c. Recommended by all druggists.
Sanury resident John Supsic endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best remedy for constipation indigestion and liver complaint. The pills promise prompt relief and improved bowel health priced at 25 cents and recommended by all druggists.
The ad claims a painless dental service using a so called Odont Q Zone method for tooth extraction. It asserts expert operators and up to date materials at about half the price of the average dentist with guaranteed modern care.
The C H Rowan Drug Co on stationery from Chicago offers a strictly harmless remedy for bedwetting and related urinary control issues. They promise a free 5 cent package prepaid by mail to readers of The Review. The firm promotes its product as a cure for nocturnal and daytime urination problems in all ages.
Marion Ohio druggist C Lower endorses Dr King s New Discovery as the best throat and lung remedy. He says it cured his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed. A home doctor for colds bronchial throat and lung coughs. Price 50c and 1.00. Guaranteed by all druggists.
A High Point resident Mrs. R B Welborn reports five years of kidney pain and backache eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. She states dizziness and vision issues vanished and urges readers to demand Doan's Kidney Pills the same as hers. Poster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weak nervous hunger and fatigue, claiming it boosts energy, appetite, and organ health. It cites Mrs. C Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York praising the remedy and urges readers to buy a bottle at 50 cents or 1 dollar, advertised by all druggists.
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