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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
3
A New York Sun spoof recounts Whitey the office boy admitting he ate at Coney Island the day before and could not report to work. He lists peanuts hot dogs ice cream popcorn candy soda Sassiparilla a banana split and a hot fudge sundae, with friends buying more peanuts and treats after.
A humorous note contrasts self made men with a wife who helped start the job and a woman becoming a chaperon as she loses her decisive edge. The quip invites reflection on partnership and social roles with a playful sting.
Instructions advise applying two coats of white enamel to a new wire clothesline to extend wear and prevent rust. The guidance emphasizes coating to protect the line in use.
During London peace rejoicings guests at a West End restaurant leaned from upper windows and showered roses on the crowd below. A woman in evening dress tossed jewelry and eventually treasury notes, while an elderly man lobbed spoons forks and an apple, then the crowd cheered as the last of the gifts were tossed.
The note links the historic foundation of Babes in the Wood to a fifteen century crime, claiming the full history is carved on a mantel shelf in an ancient Norfolk house and ponders the nature of impudence and respect for others.
New York interview with Lucien Irving Thomas, president of the American chamber of commerce for the Levant, outlines a program to open Constantinople as a trade gateway from Egypt to Russia. He cites wealth, housing needs, port and railway development, and the Levant as a growing market for American machinery and goods.
Almack's reflected eighteenth century high society where losses could reach over 100000 in a night. Dandies wore masks and ornate attire while players sipped tea and nibbled on rolls as fortunes vanished at the tables. Swords flickered and lives could be claimed in a reckless world of fare and flirtation.
Mrs. Cora M. Jackson, of 504 Mulberry Street, Terre Haute, says Tanlac cured her crippling nerves, sleep unrest, headaches and rheumatic pains after fearing a collapse. She reports steady nerves, full strength, and gratitude for the medicine advertised as sold by leading druggists. There is also a note that Sicily has nearly 600 sulphur mines.
The text explains that mild disarray in the body signals possible illness and recommends toning the system with an A-1 blood remedy and a vegetable medicine like S.S.S. It claims the remedy has served thousands in the last half century to drive out impurities.
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