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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
7
A brief explanation clarifies what a Pawn Shop is and why it offers real bargains to people seeking value. The piece emphasizes practical understanding over misconceptions and highlights reasonable prices.
The big circus comes to town Saturday. All hands are urged to attend for the event, with emphasis on timely gathering and community turnout.
Plans for the National Conservation Exposition reveal a national educational event to promote soil, water and forest conservation. Knoxville hosts the event with new Land Building and Exposition Auditorium, featuring a mammoth relief map and displays from state Experiment Stations to illustrate soil and erosion prevention methods.
A persuasive call to plant alfalfa on farms across regions. It cites profits soil benefits and feed value, arguing alfalfa yields more per acre than clover and improves other crops. It advises inoculation where new, proper seed beds lime and timing, urging farmers to start small and persist.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only cure for catarrh, claims constitutional treatment, and offers $100 to any case that cannot be cured. It urges readers to send for testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
Agricultural expert Prof P G Holden argues alfalfa will revolutionize farming across the United States by supporting livestock, improving soil, and boosting returns from subsequent crops. Mayor Tate backs efforts for fair freight rates. December Furniture Exposition expected larger than July event as town anticipates a circus Saturday.
Lolo a full blooded Lolo Indian girl of sixteen fears her own people yet displays a rare talent. She reads her foster father J. L. Cotton's mind during acts, while blindfolded, shooting arrows and rifles at targets his thoughts reveal. Cotton, former South Dakota Indian agent, accompanies her on tour. She is a descendant of Chief Rain-in-the-Face and was adopted after her parents’ deaths on the reservation.
State report describes Mycotic Stomatitis or sore mouth in cattle, caused by irritant fungi in feed after hot wet conditions. Symptoms include drooling, grazing loss, mouth ulcers, reduced milk, fever, and foot sores. Treatment favors bran mashes, antiseptic mouth washes, clean dry housing, and gentle laxatives if constipated.
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