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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
7
A 1913 High Point publication notes subscription rates for one year six months and three months. It states all notices and ads not contracted for in time will be inserted and charged, and mentions the paper refuses whiskey advertisements to protect business interests.
European journals mock the secretary of state as a circus performer while praising American politicians as popular entertainers. The piece argues U S leaders adopt clowns or performers to please the public, with Bryan on circuit for 250 dollars per turn, as Europe laughs and Americans enjoy the show.
In a Louisville Courier Journal item, readers note how people use spare moments for productive tasks and quiet activities. A playful quote mentions a girl reading seven summer novels while waiting on bridge duties, illustrating small changes in daily routines.
local post office money orders go to Sears Roebuck & Co. due to strong advertising while merchants fault their lack of steady promotion. the piece urges shoppers to compare prices with Sears catalogs and to demand guaranteed all wool underwear and fair refunds from local shops that advertise consistently.
The Field Museum curator Dr. S Chapman Simms recounts a Crow exchange over a buffalo medicine shield. A white trader provokes anger by placing the sacred relic on the ground, foretelling a storm that devastates a Crow reservation. The incident underscores cultural taboos and trading tensions.
An account details Native American war rites among the Crows, including ritual storytelling with sticks, war path secrets, and mourning practices. It describes scarification, self harm, and offerings to the Great Spirit, with emphasis on the community’s response to battle losses and the return of war parties.
An English notice warns about licensing armorial bearings used on vehicles and other items. Authorities define armorial bearings as crests and ensigns whether registered or not. Licensing costs are 10 dollars for vehicle marks and 5 dollars for nonvehicle uses.
A High Point resident H C Poole of 601 East Green Street reports relief from kidney distress after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He cites irregular kidney secretions and back weakness as cured, noting improved sleep and energy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents for Doan's.
A new fade resistant shirt line named NOFADE Remington is offered at London’s Reliable Store for $1.00 each. The ads highlight patterns and claim the shirts do not fade from any cause.
Bantam Ohio resident H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer doctors recommended amputation he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort writing that after using the salve his foot was completely cured the remedy is touted for burns cuts bruises and eczema available 25 cents from Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis
Ad claims headaches arise from liver and bowel turmoil. Promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick remedy. Pills allegedly regulate liver and bowels, urging purchase for 25 cents. Sold by druggists or mail order from H L Bucklen & Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
A consumptive cough warning signal promotes using Dr Kings New Discovery to stop the cough loosen chest banish fever and improve sleep. A testimonial from Mrs A F Mertz of Glenn Ellyn Iowa claims six weeks of doctoring failed to help and credits the remedy. Also advertised as best medicine for coughs colds sore throat and lung troubles with money back if it fails. Price 50 cents and one dollar. Available at all druggists or by mail H E Buck & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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