Gets-It Corn Remedy Pitches Easy Corn Removal
An advertisement extols Gets-It as a simple solution to painful corns. Claims users can rid themselves without fuss and with quick relief, promising clean removal and comfort.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement extols Gets-It as a simple solution to painful corns. Claims users can rid themselves without fuss and with quick relief, promising clean removal and comfort.
The page promotes Gets It as the world’s best corn remedy with bold claims and distribution by BE Lawrence Co and Mann Hart Doug Co. It includes a mortgage sale notice for Guilford County North Carolina describing real estate in High Point Township to be sold at public auction on Nov 9 1915 due to default on a note secured by a deed of trust.
The health of the community is very good. Corn gathering and wheat sowing are the orders of the day. Dr and Mrs Philips visited R M Clodfelter. Miss Alto Gamble is recovering and may be up by two. Verna and Vernon Johnson will attend Shady Grove school. Wallburg prepares a new brick church as work speeds up. A Friedland Moravian protracted meeting starts Sunday with all invited. Mrs English spent the weekend at Wallburg. Mas R M C Lopretter.
Three good varieties of early medium and late strawberry plants offered by Moffitt's Farm in High Point North Carolina. Call 4264 to set now for berries next spring. 028 2 ti
News from Old Trinity reports Craven visiting Ridgecrest while Rev J E Thompson and Rev Gilbert Rowe will preach next Thursday and a week of sermons and lectures follows. Teachers from Trinity and a Teacher's meeting in Asheboro are noted. Extra items mention a potential new physician and social visits by Mrs Vernon Peace and Tom Wood.
Jackson readers are urged to seek health and strength after fatigue. Mrs J N Melton says Vinci tonic restored her energy while managing a family of five and household duties. The note claims Vinci has no superior for run-down mothers and mentions local drug concerns and pellagra in the city.
An advertisement claims deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation can be cured only by constitutional remedies and offers two hundred dollars for any catarrh induced deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites J Chaney & Co of Toledo Ohio and notes halls family pills.
Mortgage sale notice for W L Thurber and Tita Thurber to J E Edwards dated March 25 1913 recorded in Gullivord County North Carolina. Public auction on November 25 1915 at 12 noon in front of Bank of Commerce High Point NC for Lot 12 Block 1 Blair Jordan Plot Book 2 page 33. Attys P Ragan.
In Peking the funeral of U S Marine Private William R McComb drew joint mourning from Austrian Japanese British French Russian German and Italian soldiers as they laid flowers and saluted the coffin at British Cemetery Plot 94 before resuming hostilities. The event united rival powers in a brief moment of shared sorrow for an American Marine.
Reports from Wesley Memorial M. E. Church show upwards of 100 new members after two weeks of protracted meetings. Baptist M P and Reformed churches also report satisfactory gains as parishioners attend the Central Carolina Fair this week.
Married couple K. C. Auman of High Point and Miss Mary Tichenor of Salisbury wed in Greensboro last week with Rev. Melton Clark officiating. Auman works at High Point Motor Co.
High Point school girls reform the Pyerian Literary Society with Katherine Harmon elected president Bessie Tate named secretary and Josephine Wood serving as treasurer.
Express Agent Yost freed nearly 400 racing pigeons Sunday morning. they displayed strong flight as they returned home. Rev. L W Blackwelder recovers from a leg injury. A baby girl was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Paul Bell of Charlotte. Mrs Bell was Lena Jackson of this city. A concert at St Marys Episcopal church Tuesday evening benefitted the church with a silver offering.
Goodyears enlarged tire design increases air capacity by 20 percent and rubber in the sidewalls by 30 percent. The changes improve endurance by reducing flexing of the thin-walled area above the bead, promising more mileage.
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