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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
3
A quirky Arizona court case centers on Amin who paid a ten dollar fine instead of ten days in jail. An error by the jailer extended his imprisonment to the full ten days, leading to a demand for redress. The judge acknowledged the issue but offered no remedy beyond reimprisonment.
An ad touts Freezone as a cheap painless corn remover found at druggists. It claims instant relief by a drop on the corn, allowing removal with fingers, and notes it can rid feet of hard and soft corns and calluses without irritation. Mentions a Cincinnati genius behind the product and references a Red Cross drive in Indiana with local political remark.
An old advertisement extols a blood enriching tonic to cure worm disturbances in children and restore vigor, claiming three weeks of regular use cleanses worms and supports digestion. It features a skeptical lawyer figure and a sham “Dead Shot” medicine claim as a real tonic option.
A large Charlotte to Wilmington Military Highway Association was formed with officers in Charlotte Wilmington Hamlet and 10 counties backing a bond financed federal act to build a military road. Enthusiasm ran high as speakers praised Wilson Pershing and the army while urging Congress to authorize a bond issue for the project.
In a Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph vignette two girls joke about a suitor Charley. The banter builds to a mock marriage forecast as family chatter echoes through the jokes. A mail clerk quips about inflating a balloon to be weighed, delivering a light comic closer.
A string of lighthearted quips and cartoons from a humorous column featuring lines about antiques oddities and the manicure shop pun mani curies. It includes exchanges on engagement, racial music views, opinions, youth, and pedestrians vs motorists with concise jokey dialogue.
An old national remedy, Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, claims centuries of proven relief for back pain, indigestion, insomnia, and urinary issues. It markets as imported from Holland, with a money back guarantee if no relief, and urges customers to buy genuine Gold Medal brand amid humor column chatter and ad copy.
A collection of advertising snippets promotes Tet terine for pimples eczema and blemishes with a Savannah Ga address and a Cuticura cure set offering soap and ointment. The page also includes a light fiction line about a basement giant and a brief cartoon exchange about musicians marked on ears.
An advertisement touts GROVH'S BABY BUWHL MEDICINS as safe teething medicine for stomach and bowel troubles with bottle directions. It notes Brooklyn New York hosting 20 anti war clubs and claims Roman Eye Balsam relieves inflamed eyelids overnight. One trial alleged.
Edith ignored the clock and familiar devices as a hint failed. She ordered refreshments while her mother sent in a dish of breakfast foods, signaling a curious domestic moment.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a lad’s behavior and a master’s tone as the speaker questions a companion about a pet or delicate subject, hinting at a domestic scene or character study from an older text. The lines imply social dynamic and possible schooling or apprenticeship context without a clear plot.
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