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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
10
Dodson's Liver Tone promises to straighten the liver and bowels, attacking claims that calomel ruins bones. The ad guarantees a 50 cent bottle will purify sluggish livers, ease sour bile, and keep families well, urging purchases in drug stores.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder diseases praising its mild rapid effects. A test sample offer is provided and buyers are urged to mention the newspaper when writing for the sample. The page also includes a short fiction piece about an engagement ring worn as a necklace after a proposed marriage.
Miss A B King reports four years of eczema ending after a six month trial with Tetterine. Advertisement promotes Tetterine for eczema itching piles ring worm dandruff and scalp and skin diseases. Prices 60c for Tetterine and 2c for Tetterine Soap with mail orders from The Shuptrine Co Savannah Ga plus free Liver Pills with each order.
Quotations describe Vanessa as resourceful and unfazed as ten men fail to teach her to swim. The dialogue hints at a performative clash between a kicker and a salve spreader, leaving the reader amused and fatigued.
A young wife returns from the dentist and laments her wisdom teeth removal. Her husband quips that pulling every tooth would not make her any wiser, prompting a lighthearted exchange about wisdom and teeth.
Premature baldness is addressed with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for scalp care. The ad promises hair-growing benefits from daily use and invites free samples by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY in Boston. Sold everywhere.
A humorous exchange contrasts trench warfare with subway crowds. Mrs Church jokes her husband would rather fight in trenches, while Mrs Gotham quips he only wants a seat underground, reflecting city life humor in a New York Telegram line.
A historical Sunday School outline analyzes Elisha’s succession after Elijah in 2 Kings 2 1 12a with themes of testing loyalty and the Jordan crossing as a type of salvation The text notes Bethel Jericho and Jordan as stages and emphasizes perseverance obedience and vision for faithful service
The parson visits a neighbor Jones who reads his Bible on the veranda. Jones quips that the Bible is handy, then explains twins recently arrived at home and he was asked to look up two names in the Scriptures.
A voice from a jail cell boasts of liking the confinement describing the window, bars, and comfort. The speaker laughs off the situation and says he is jailed for bigamy having three wives. The tone reflects a vivid, streetwise account from prison life.
A physician describes coffee as an insidious poison for certain bodies and endorses Postum as a healthier alternative. A testimonial from a coffee user details nervous prostration relief after switching to Postum, with weight gain and better sleep. Postum is sold in Cereal and Instant forms with pricing.
A dialogue recalls a rumored lovers' lane at a summer resort. An exchange questions accommodations for romance while noting the power plant’s defects caused lights to flicker two or three times in one evening.
A letter from Mrs. 8. W. Sprusell of Harvey la says her child recovered from pellagra after using a remedy by Baughn American Compounding Co box 2000 Jasper Ala. The missive claims the cure is proven and offers a free book and a money back guarantee. Also includes brief anecdotes on the moving picture industry and a proverb about leaping before you look.
A Baltimore American clipping recounts a temper flare and a dramatic quote amid a sensational letter from a Washington druggist promoting Elixir Babek for malaria fever. It notes sales within five months and prices, with references to Washington DA and a promotional tone.
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