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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
5
A vintage advertisement extols the High Point Milling Company white frost flour as the best for baking. It promises superior bread and cake results from the company's products and signs off with a cordial, customer friendly tone.
Practical Health Hint urges women to boil drinking water to kill germs and prevent illnesses like malaria and typhoid. It argues that boiling is a small effort compared to medical costs and deaths from impure water and criticizes negligent housewives who use faucet water without treatment.
A London traffic report notes heavy motorbus movement near St Pauls destabilizing cathedral columns and disturbing Greenwich Observatory. It cites constant ground vibrations across major cities, experiments by Professor Ingleton with a seismometer, and debates about relocating observatory sites due to urban tremors.
A Los Angeles land agent allegedly used a captive balloon ride to force a sale by showing a suburban lot from the air. The scheme aimed to pressure a prospective buyer as daylight faded and the agent’s car was busy.
The column recalls legendary baseball stars from past world series and notes Be dient Herzog and Home Run Baker as famed heroes. It also reports the United States winning the Palma rifle team trophy at Camp Perry with 1 714 points, Cantwell’s bad luck ending his pitching career, Felton missing a college roster spot, and Travers planning a future bid for British amateur golf honors.
Former welterweight champion Tommy Ryan reveals plans to open a boxing club in Syracuse and considers returning to the ring. He has trimmed to 155 pounds and hopes to be fight ready by November or December against top champions.
The Review offers a limited time combo subscription for The Review Holland's Magazine and Farm and Ranch. Price drops to 1.75 for all three, with The Review and Holland's Magazine at 1.49. Sample copies available. act today for reading material on women’s interests farming and local news.
Advertisement notes two firearms for sale by W. L. Stamey in the Review Office. A visible loading repeating rifle 22 caliber unused from factory offered at 7.50 and a single barrel hammerless shotgun, latest pattern, unused valued at 12.50 for 9.25.
Advertisement listing for sale items by W. L. Kivett includes Leap's Prolific seed wheat re cleaned Appler oats and Red Multiplyer onion sets with contact details 0-2-1f.
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