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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
7
County Farm Demonstrator E. H Anderson will spend one Saturday afternoon each month here starting next Saturday. He will hold offices at the Commercial National Bank where farmers may receive his services.
The piece urges readers to subscribe to the Liberty Loan fund, labeling it the safest proposition. It claims a 34 percent return payable semi annually and notes that future loan rates could raise the interest on existing notes from 3 percent to the rate of new issues.
A wartime letter from a major insurer calls agents and the public to personal responsibility for preventing fires that destroy grain, flour, meat, and other foodstuffs. It warns that conservation is vital as war and fires threaten the food supply and urges collaboration with fire departments and communities to reduce losses.
Mrs. Clapp of High Point North Carolina reports severe kidney pain backache and dizziness. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she states she has not needed any kidney medicine for over three years and confirms the original testimonial. 50 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A leading American druggist predicts Mil dredina Hair Remedy will be widely used within eight years, ending dandruff and baldness. The claim, circulated as a sales sample offer for 10 cents, cites Boston’s Mildred Louise Co. and J. A. Hart Drug Co. as distributors.
Boston beauty expert Mildred Louise cites Tonoline as a flesh builder and remedy for stomach trouble and nervousness. She describes personal relief and urges women to try the vegetable preparation, noting a 50 cent box and a free coupon offer from American Proprietary Co. in Boston.
An advertisement promotes Tassco tablets as a simple method to reduce flesh without dieting or exercise. It claims the pills are harmless, recommended by physicians, and can be mailed if not available at J A Hart Drug Co. A free gift box is offered.
A Boston based Tassco Co advertises a free 50 cent box of its obesity treatment by return mail. The offer asks applicants to include 10 cents to cover postage and packing.
An old prescription ad touts a malaria remedy sold for 25 cents. It claims the tonic breaks fevers and chills, acts on the liver better than Calomel, and does not gripe or sicken the user.
Fire Marshal of Ohio urges defense of food supply through strict plant safety. Emphasizes guarding water mains and extinguishers, testing pressure, recharging chemical extinguishers, keeping standpipes clear, and organizing workers into fire squads to protect warehouses, mills, and elevators during wartime. Also warns against ad hoc fuel and material hazards and stresses controlled access and proper fire box exits.
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