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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1913

Page

8

United States Recognizes Chinese Republic in historic move

The United States formally recognizes the Chinese republic. Charge Williams delivers the message to Yuan Shi Kai as the five power loan group eyed the shift. President Wilson and Yuan express mutual goodwill and pledge to uphold treaty obligations and peaceful progress of China.

Chinese Republic United States United Press Charge Williams Pekin China Provisional Executive Yuan Shi Kai Five Power Group Wilson Representative National Assembly Republic of China

Money Laundry Starts In Washington This Week

The Treasury will start four currency washing machines turning out 100000 washed notes daily. Four machines at the Treasury, one each at New York Subtreasury, Boston, and Philadelphia. The move aims to save the government money while Congress debates banning money washing.

Washington Treasury Department Congress McAdoo Burke Treasury New York Boston Philadelphia Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Fly catching for living nets profits in Shreveport

In Shreveport Louisiana a man named S A Bartsch sustains an independent livelihood by catching flies and selling them to the city board of health. His net revenue from the fly industry for the first two days of this week is reported as a notable early gain.

Shreveport City Board of Health S. A. Bartsch

Fly Traps and City Treasury Payoffs Exposed

The city health board offered cash premiums for flies dead or alive. Bartsch bought about 100 traps and placed them in fly ridden areas, undercutting market prices by selling fly catching measures at 50 cents a quart. He continues work as long as treasury funds, profiting from the scheme.

City Health Board Bartsch Health Board Dr. Chandler Treasury

Wrong Time Wrong Place Claims Across States on Protection

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Texas objects to free wool and timber but not at the polls and argues constituencies who elected Democrats now demand protection for home industries. It says voters should have spoken at the ballot box last November.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat Texas

Nobody but the editor in a weary town scene

A verse about a workless editor who watches others and survives on hot air. The poem rails at the editor as parasitic and poor while others pay and dine, and mocks his never-ending struggle and social pretensions. The speaker contrasts others' activity with the editor’s dysfunction and a weary urban satire.

Lemon Powers Against Ills and Ailments

A Health column notes Dr Asa Ferguson of London asserts lemon juice kills typhoid bacilli and can immunize water. It extols lemons for headaches bilious attacks cough stomach care cold relief bee stings bleeding wounds rust removal corn treatment and cosmetic use, urging wider daily use.

Asa Ferguson London England

Bland and Cherry Leas Take Over Atlantic Hotel

Bland and Cherry Leas lease the Atlantic Hotel at Morehead City from Norfolk Southern Railroad for the summer season. L. T. Bland and R. A. Cherry will operate with J. Brown as manager, promising same high standard of service and guest attention. Railroads will offer cheap round trip excursion tickets and a season opens with a ball on June seventh.

Morehead City T. L. Bland Rocky Mount Raleigh Washington New Bern R. A. Cherry Gaston Norfolk Southern Railroad Atlantic Hotel Messrs. Bland Cherry Atlantic Lewis ‘J. Brown Goldsboro N. C

Early Morning Farmers Dispute Ends With a Missing Husband

A bragging farmer claims to rise before anyone else and sets out at 2 AM to verify. He goes to the neighbor’s house and asks the wife where her husband is, only to be told he has been away since early morning and is unknown to her.

Chicago's champion sleeper noted by Municipal Judge Sabath

Max Stein aged 30 fell asleep near Engine Co No 30 in Chicago at 7 p m and slept about fifteen hours. Firemen failed to wake him with water light hose and a table. He was placed in a cell at 8 pm Thursday and woke Friday morning asking for breakfast. The judge joked that if he took two more drinks he would beat Rip Van Winkle. You can go. You are Chicago's champion sleeper.

Chicago Max Stein Sabath Stein Engine Co. No N. Ashland Haddon Aves Rip van Winkle

Never Fail Razor Sharpener Sale at The Review

The Review offers 100 boxes of Never Fail Razor Sharpener at a reduced price of 1.28 dollars with a coupon. The ad promises wide compatibility with safety blades and old style razors, claiming guaranteed sharpening and long blade life. Hurry, limited time to buy.

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Illinois International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated Charlotte N.C Bland & Cherry Leas Famous Seashore Hotel BANE LYON Ladies’ Oxfords Voc B. V.D Banb-Lyon GO Allen-Garrison Mr. Merchant Never Fail Co Never Fail the Review Broad Street High Point, N. C
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