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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
7
Mrs Blair of Enterpre Ola recounts flooding, cramping, and vomiting for five months and credits Stella Vitae with a single bottle curing her. She endorses the product, promising a guarantee and urging trials with money-back return if not beneficial. Also notes Dr Pierce's Pellets and other health ads.
Copenhagen analysis shows co operation is not foolproof. Inexperience and poor management wreck co-operative stores in America and Europe. Examples include mismanaged American fruit marketing societies, Minnesota warehouse failures, and German grain storage schemes gone awry due to overexpansion and greed.
The text examines German cooperative banks Nieder Mabau and Darmsted failures due to greed, speculation, and mismanagement. It contrasts Danish and American cases, noting outsider lending, dishonest leadership, and structural flaws in cooperative credit. It argues co-ops are not money making ventures and stresses need for skilled management and unselfish farmer participation.
An advertisement touts inexpensive sulphur baths at home claiming sulfur absorbs through the skin and offers relief for prickly heat and skin troubles in infants. It promotes a 60 cent bottle of Hancock Liquid Sulphur Compound from Baltimore and ends with a light Judge cartoon caption.
A collage of quips and remedies fills the page with ad copy for malaria cures, dental jokes, and household hints. The text mixes humorous exchanges and product pitches, including Hanford's Balsam and Putnam Fadeless Dyes, reflecting daily life and consumer culture.
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