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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
3
Rheumatism cannot be cured by rubbing. persistent disease may stem from blood impurities. The S S S blood remedy claims to cleanse the blood and remove disease germs, with free medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at 157 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Georgia.
Agnes Carey notes in Century magazine that Napoleon III in exile and his wife Eugenie shared genuine affection for the working classes and the humble. Eugenie recalled his kindness, generosity, and unselfish schemes for the good of all, while the emperor was deeply loved by his entourage for magnetism toward labor.
The Baltimore American notes a paradox in timing and hospitality with a quirky exchange about turning away a late guest because he aided the host. It adds a light dig at a shell game, hinting at tricks in the practice of finding nuts at tracts.
United States Senators William Calder and W E Edge warned the coal industry to cut prices by December 6 or face a bill for extensive government control. They labeled the industry as self-convicted of extortion and, though opposed to ownership, urged decisive action to protect the public. Cox and others will join a hunting trip to Alabama. Alaska's population falls 14.9 percent to 54 718 in the last decade per Alaska bureau census chief W T Lopp.
Marion Ohio president Wilsons proposal to provided a battleship to carry president elect Harding to Panama was declined by Harding. Washington commodity prices show a downward trend and the justice department says it is largely content to let momentum continue.
Flintville resident Mrs Addie Sanders says years of constipation caused fatigue sour stomach and headaches. She credits Thedford’s Black-Draught with restoring regularity and improving taste perception. The ad urges keeping the liver medicine at home and consulting a druggist. Walking delegates usually ride at others' expense.
A Moscow Pravda wireless dispatch reports an American mission in South Russia has fallen into Soviet hands. Also noted are Bermuda’s 300th assembly anniversary celebrations, a Tripartite Agreement among France Britain and Italy, soft coal price declines, and dire updates on General Wraneel’s condition in Paris.
Constantinople Frimch and British reps seek government guidance on sending warships to the Black Sea to back General Wrangel at Perekop and Salka sov, where secret forces advance on Crimea. Three hundred twenty miners killed in West Virginia mines in the year to July 30.
President-elect Harding told Arthur D. Parker of the New Orleans Association of Commerce by telegram that he believes he will begin his Panama trip from New Orleans.
An antique advertisement urges mothers to check Castoria labels for a long time slogan. It extols Fletcher's Castoria for infants and children and touts Roman Eye Balm for bedtime eye inflammations. It also notes shirts shrinking from washing and promotes a nightly eye balm application.
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