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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1920

Page

2

Life Was a Misery to Her Carrollton Wife

LiLLian Tharp of Carrollton Kentucky describes years of female weakness and inability to walk or work. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improvement after twelve bottles and continued health. She now works as an attendant at a state hospital and endorses the remedy to friends.

Carrollton Lydia E. Pinkham State Hospital Sh Reis Lillian Tharp 6Th St Carrollton, Ky Dia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn,ass

Front Porch Campaign Debate Elicits Farmer Rebuttal

In a small town exchange, a voter asks if a front porch campaign is preferred. Farmer Corntes sel responds decisively that he is against it, arguing Miranda would oppose trampling the grass in the front yard.

Farmer Corntessel Miranda

Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery praised for cures

A historical notice recalls Dr Pierce, a rural physician later based in Buffalo who marketed his Golden Medical Discovery nationwide. The tonic claimed to cleanse stomach, liver and heart using roots and barks and reportedly sold over twenty four million bottles.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y United States Pierce

North Carolina Population Rises 159 Percent Ten Years

The 1920 Census reports North Carolina population at 2,556,486, up 360,199 or 15.9 percent from 1910. The state’s density sits at 45.2 persons per square mile. Founding and historical context noted, with shifts in county and district borders and regional growth patterns highlighted.

Raleigh Washington North Carolina Census Bureau Union Tobacco Growers Association The North Carolina Tobacco Growers “Association North Carolina Tobacco Growers Association Bailey United States Internal Revenue J. W. Bailey

Dodson's Liver Tone Promotes Safe Calomel Alternative

Dodson warns against calomel and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute. The ad claims calomel damages the liver, causes cramping and nausea, and promises quick relief and improved energy after taking the tonic.

Dodson

Front Porches and Attics in Campaign and Poetic Life

Quotations contrast campaign work from front porches with poems written in attics. A senator debates the essential space for public life versus artistic creation, while references to everyday domestic scenes, dining al fresco, and personal preferences appear in a playful, fragmentary exchange.

Sorgium

Vermifuge Claim for Dead Shot by Dr Peery Ad

Advertisement promises Dr Peery's Dead Shot as the only vermifuge that works after a single dose. It urges readers to insist on Worms or Tapeworm treatment and states the druggist will procure it. The notice emphasizes thorough action from a single dose.

Country's First Corn Mill Found at Red Beach Me

Archaeologists identify a historic tidewater mill site at Red Beach Maine on St. Croix near Dochet island opposite Jamestown era fortifications. R S Me arter unearthed stone and timber dam while digging a fish pond near a summer home. Authorities link the site to De Monts and his men grinding corn in 1604.

Red Beach Low’s St. Croix River Sieur de Monts

Plans for Gladys Twobble face new paths

A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet notes Gladys Twobble reconsidering movie plans and contemplating life changes. She may pursue slum work or missionary work, with marriage prospects later on. A philosopher observes people may live forever if they stop worrying, and that self-accusations are often believed over self-praises.

Gladys Twobble Gladys Bungaulow Birmingham Age-Herald

Cuticura Trio Promises Comfort for Troubled Baby Skin

An advertisement touts Cuticura products for a baby with red rough itching skin. It recommends Cuticura Soap for hot baths Cuticura Ointment for touches and Cuticura Talcum for dusting powder, claiming the trio is indispensable for daily care.

Tommy Smith Invents Arithmetic Joke in Class

A London Answers quip recalls Tommy Smith resisting math rules. The boy questions halves and sides, asking which way to measure and noting half of eight sideways equals three, provoking the teacher’s confusion during the lesson.

Tommy Smith Tommy London

Couldn't Keep Up with New Movements in Healing

A New York Evening Post quip notes a wife returning to old style church healing after brief flirtations with new movements. The misaligned fad of modern healing methods is critiqued as taxing her health and sanity, while a final line warns that tricks may earn money but lack true friendship.

New South George Winston Daniel A. Tompkins South North South Carolina Winaton New York Evening Post

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