Cardui Woman's Tonic Proclaimed by Houston Reader
In Houston a letter from Mrs. S. C. Burton touts Cardui the woman's tonic as helping her recover from months of illness and bed rest. She reports a 15 pound gain and full return to homemaking after two bottles. The note urges other women to start Cardui now and mentions the Tennessee company and a 64 page home treatment booklet.
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Houston
Texas
S. C. Burton
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Tenn
Wallace learns from school about Gruesome whiskers
In a recorded exchange Wallace answers his grandfather with a quip about Grue some meaning of looking rough. The dialogue shows a humorous rural scene with a boy recalling school lessons and a father figure reacting.
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Wallace
Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Worth in High Point Endorsement
High Point resident J R Brooks machinist 402 S Hamilton St says Doan’s Kidney Pills relieve kidney trouble with few problems. He notes relief after taking a few doses and urges others to use the same remedy. Price 50 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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High Point
Dean
J- R. Brooks
S. Hamilton St
Doan
J.R. Brooks
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers One Hundred Dollar Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad states the remedy is taken internally and cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It claims a one hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and lists testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ake Hall
What You Are Today Poem by W H Dugdale
A reflective verse urges young men to consider actions and character. It emphasizes that reputation matters, temptations tempt fate, and a good name endures while bad choices fade. It counsels breaking from bad friends and striving honestly to meet scorn with resolve.
Immunization drive nets 26537 people at 14 cents each
Final figures from five counties show 26537 individuals completed three typhoid treatments at a total county cost of 3761.37 dollars, equating to 14.2 cents per person immunized. Greensboro opened three seasonal warehouses Tuesday as warehousemen anticipate strong sales from a large crop.
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Greensboro
Submarine F-4 Raised in Honolulu Harbor
Work to dry dock the submarine F-4, lost with 22 men March 26, began in Honolulu harbor and the craft was raised yesterday. It was expected to be placed in dry dock tomorrow.
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Honolulu
Bargain Knife and Papers Offer Promptly Seeks Agents
An ad touts a gould plated knife valued at $1.00 and three publications The Review and The Hearth stone and Better Farming totaling $3.00 available for $149 with a $5.00 promised prize for beating the offer. Buyers must act quickly and see the knife and papers at the office while agents are being canvassed.
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Review
Local Journal Shouts Boost for Town and Advertisers
A light verse urges readers to mention seeing items in the journal to help advertisers and promote town trade. It hints that editors gain a merry caper from such notices while mail order concerns benefit, and merchants deserve smaller dividends from local exposure.
High Point Residents Mentioned in Asheboro Courier
Miss Mary Moffitt returns from visit to Winston and High Point. Mrs Earl Craver of High Point visits her father Mr A M Free. Ruth Welborne of High Point guests Miss Faye Free. Mr C T Luck and son Ivey travel to High Point for hospital treatment. Mr J P Redding of High Point visits Asheboro after Raeford trip. Out of town helpers for Better Babies Contest listed from High Point Greensboro and High Point. Lunch set for doctors and nurses at courthouse Friday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Upton of High Point, formerly near Franklinville, in Asheboro. they mourn two sons lost to cigarette deaths.
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Asheboro
High Point
Mary Moffitt
Winston and
Earl Craver
A. M. Free
Ruth Welborne
Faye Free
C. T. Luck
Ivey
Mr. Luck
J. P. Redding
O. R. Fox
Redding
N. M. Crawford
Raeford
W. R. Jackson
J. W. Austin
J. T. Burrus
W. M Jones
Court House
Jesse Upton
Franklinville
George Adler
John Henry
Barber Trade Plus Shop Positions Offered in Atlanta
Trade notice offering barber training and placement in a Atlanta chain of shops for $30 at Atlanta Barber College 10 Mitchell St. Also listed for sale is a 13 acre summer resort with fruit and berry operation near Payette Idaho priced at $6,500 including crop stock and tools. Also advertising Moore Springs mineral water at $1.50 per 12 bottles and promoting health benefits.
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Atlanta Barber College
E. Mitchell St
Atlanta
Gait
Ummer
Forney -Stamey
Payette
Idaho
W. L Stamey
Review Office
Moore Springs
Moore's Springs
Moore’s Mineral Springs
Moore’s Springs
N. C
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Shomacker
Lindeman & Sons
Emerson and Knabe
Big Four
Frazier
Home Furniture Co
Schumacher, Emerson, Knabe, Lindeman & Sons
Artic Ice & Coal CO
Mrs. Burton
Dugdale Plumbing Company
High Point Steam Laundry
W. H. Dugdale
Welt
Ise
B. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Mann Drug Company
Hart Drug Company
Carrick Grove
Rankin Street
New Fire Station
City Hall
Edwards Business College
The
Knights of Pythias
Mirus Ge Tgampionna
Mytee
Whitehall
St. Atlanta
Stamey Printing House
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