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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
4
For twenty five years MATTON S has been a household name in High Point and surrounding community for Pure Drugs To let Articles Etc We Deliver Goods to any part of the city.
The High Point Milling Company promotes its white luxury flour as the best for bread cakes and pastry made from premium wheat. The message emphasizes satisfaction in using their products and signs off with a cordial, branded note.
A distressed woman enters a fashionable hotel terrace and appeals to a table of prosperous loungers. An elderly military man presses for her story as she explains a debt owed by a Welsh Guardsman linked to past lodging. After a tense exchange, £12 is finally paid.
A quip about a double amputee entering politics emerges from a witty misquote. The joke plays on the phrase go on the stump, highlighting ignorance and clever wordplay in a reflective aside.
Theodore Roosevelt notes in Scribner's Magazine that true man eaters in East Africa are lions and crocodiles. He recounts lions stopping Uganda railroad work and a superintendent abducted at night, plus Masai village attacks and other incidents across 1909 and earlier, underscoring danger to travelers and natives.
The Aug 8 1815 transfer of General Napoleon from the Bellerophon to the Northumberland sparked protests in England. Charles Lamb praised Napoleon as a fine fellow and suggested lenient honors, prompting government caution about public sentiment and potential support for Napoleon while he remained free in Britain.
Readable fragments describe Servian use of a cowherd guiding groups of five cows to signal enemy positions to Bulgarians before a decisive Ishtib battle. Included are quotes on armor like water and humorous anecdotes from various papers.
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A limited time deal offers The Review at 1.75 for three papers The Review Holland's Magazine Farm and Ranch or 1.49 for The Review and Holland's Magazine. Hollard's Magazine targets women, Farm and Ranch suits farmers, The Review provides eight pages of local and general news. Act today.
The ad lists a visible loading repeating rifle in 22 calibre worth $10.00 unused from factory and offered at $7.50. It also offers a single barrel hammerless shotgun, latest pattern, unused and valued at $1250, for $9.25. Contact W. L. Stamey Review Office.
For sale leap s prolific seed wheat and Appler oats described as re cleaned with Red Multiplier One on sets. Seller W L Kivett provides contact details.
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