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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
3
A playful exchange has a teacher asking Tommy about his animal kingdom class. Tommy asks for guidance, and Pa’ says he would be an old hen while Ma claims he is an old cat. The light dialogue suggests family humor over classification.
A Southern parson questions Sam about staying on the straight and narrow path. Sam replies he can manage if there are not many pitfalls along the road. Boston Evening Transcript.
A long advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues. It pressures readers with testimonials and promises, offers a sample bottle by mail and lists prices and supply through drug stores.
A short exchange contrasts two approaches to handling a slippery customer. One says to hammer at him until you nail him as a forceful tactic, while the implied other approach suggests steadier, more measured handling. The line reflects aggressive sales or negotiation rhetoric from a historical source.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine for preventive and curative treatment of catarrh. Claims internal action through blood surfaces with testimonials and a Toledo company address. Irrigation projects for India and a worm treatment tonic are also mentioned in fragmented text.
Washington health officials led by Surgeon General Rupert Blue issue official guidance on Spanish influenza. The advisory covers recognition, transmission by droplets, symptoms, possible complications, and prevention through rest, isolation, hygiene, fresh air, and careful etiquette to curb spread.
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy to replace calomel. It protests salivation and bone damage from calomel while claiming the product cleanses the liver, improves mood and digestion, and is suitable for children.
An old style advertisement touts Hatonic tablets to remove excess stomach acid, relieve bloating and heartburn, and restore vitality. It claims quick relief, improved digestion, and renewed energy with guaranteed satisfaction from the drugist, who will issue refunds if not pleased.
A quirky note from a local page features a talkative drummer with a chin whisk, Sheriff commentary on travel, and grocery gossip about a fish trust. An advertisement extols Elixir Babek as a tonic against malaria and fever, praising Rev Szymanow of Perth Amboy. It mentions a vase-like ash receiver invention from Bleczewski & Co.
A humorous exchange from The Retort Pleasant features a claim that Freezone instantly soothes a corn and allows immediate removal. Belle insists gossip is like a war, while Nell questions why she spreads it.
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