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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
8
Dr Rudolph Schiffmann guarantees Asthmador will relieve asthma hay fever and bronchial asthma instantly or money will be refunded by the druggist. The program applies nationwide via local druggists or direct order from Dr Schiffmann St Paul Minnesota with Hart Drug Company as local dealer.
Mrs. Sarah Smith remains paralyzed and not improving. Alfred Gordon remodels his house. Mrs. W. E. Kirkman and daughter return from a visit to Transylvania County. Theophilus White place rented. Mr. and Mrs. Z dlon Luck visit Troy. Ina Kirkman ill but improving. Farmers busy cutting and curing tobacco. Floy and Isa Kirkman return from Cleveland after visiting Aunt Delphia Moore.
Mr and Mrs William Birrows announce the marriage of Sally Lenoir Ballini to Jon Pinckney Booker on Wednesday afternoon August 19 1914 in Providence South Carolina Booker a printer formerly resided in High Point
Rub My Tisms promises to cure rheumatism neuralgia headaches cramps colic sprains bruises cuts burns old sores and insect stings with antiseptic anodyne for internal and external use. Sold for 25 cents.
A concise address targets business men in the region about advertising and its role in growth. The talk aims to inspire practical, forthright discussion on marketing strategies and community engagement.
Plate glass shelves brighten bathrooms and are easy to clean. Tilt shelves slightly toward the wall to prevent items from slipping into the basin. A small washer under lower buckets provides the needed slope. Borax in final rinse smooths sateen for ironing. Shantung silk coats are popular outdoors with ninon lining, trimmed in lace. Scratches on light wood or paint can be eased with a lemon wipe. Finger marks on varnished furniture respond to sweet oil. waxed surfaces prefer kerosene for cleaning. A natural linen dress features a front panel from neck to hem with scalloped edges and a wide black velvet girdle for a long waistline.
The article shows money saving changes to a coffee cake recipe reducing eggs and milk, swapping butter for a mix of butter and lard, and adding baking powder. It includes a cornbread variant using cornmeal flour sugar milk lard and baking powder with eggs omitted.
An English firm introduces a freezer claiming continuous ice cream delivery within thirty seconds of starting. The design fills the cylinder with ice and brine while cream sits in the case, submerging the lower cylinder. A thin cream film freezes to the revolving surface, then is scraped off into a receptacle via a chute.
Roil four quarts of barberries with twelve large sour apples until soft. Drain juice overnight, then for each pint of juice mix with one pint sugar. Boil with orange juice two oranges and a bit of thin orange peel. Add seedless raisins half a pound, boil until soft, skim, then return sugar beaten in oven and boil about fifteen minutes.
Select hot-grown beets and boil in lightly salted water until tender. Remove skins without water to keep bright color. Have boiling vinegar ready to cover beets with one pint sugar per quart vinegar and a tablespoon of mixed spices. Fill sterilized jars and seal.
A simple one egg ginger bread baked as two thin layers or one split layer. Fill with grape or currant jelly and top with whipped cream while warm. Quick easy economical dessert option.
Apply glycerine to fruit stains on linen and rub in. Leave the fabric for an hour. Wash in warm soapy water. Repeat if stains persist.
After washing dusters dip in kerosene and dry in the open air. This preserves them as dust less types. Mops may be treated similarly to extend usefulness.
Advertises Piedmont Building and Loan Association shares at $1.00 per month with $100 target. loans require $1500 per month per $100.60 borrowed and mature in about 83 months. Promotes paying rent versus owning a home and urges immediate subscription for shares and initial payments.
A promotional appeal offers 25 percent commission on all new $100 yearly subscriptions, with extra bonuses. If a person recruits $50 in new subscriptions, they receive an additional $5 or $12 based on amounts, raising earnings to 35 or 37 percent for those levels. The deal ends October 15 and targets those entering the contest.
Advertisement review outlines Dr Eugene Christian’s book How to Live 100 Years proposing eating by age work and season to improve digestion and health. It claims 23 000 cures in ten years and offers the vellum bound volume for one dollar with a money back guarantee.
New York report quotes Japanese consul general Takashi Nakamura saying Japan cannot send troops to Europe to aid the Allies. He cites a treaty with Great Britain that requires protection of British interests in emergencies and indicates Japan would deploy forces to India if Turkey joins the war.
The Belgian commission arriving from Antwerp on a Folkestone special train protests to Washington against German atrocities. It denounces Louvain’s destruction and accuses Germans of seizing Belgians for forced labor. The group plans to depart for the United States within days.
A hunting party in Prussian Saxony examined a gun after asking permission from a comrade. The gun discharged killing a young woman nearby. The owner received one year in prison for negligence for not drawing the cartridge, while the inexperienced hunter who handled the gun faced six months.
An advertisement claims calomel weakens the liver and Dodson's Liver Tone offers a safer vegetable tonic. It promises quick gentle relief from constipation, with a simple money back guarantee if it fails to replace calomel for buyers or their children.
Trinity College will open the year with four new instructors. E T Miller becomes Civil Engineering instructor with degrees from Georgia and MIT and endorsements from Georg ia and Trinity alumni. M A Smith Jr joins Electrical Engineering after Trinity and Westinghouse experience. C A Yost appointed French instructor, A B graduate of Bodwin with Harvard A M and studies in Paris and Berlin, previously at Phillips Academy. S S Alderman joins German after Trinity graduation and Raleigh department duties. K K Brooks returns to head the Education Department after study at Columbia and Peabody Nashville.
A judge records a humorous Henry Brown anecdote at a film: Mrs Brown urges fast police action as the villain’s fall on screen is followed by the husband’s quip about the reel being turned as fast as possible.
Borneo hosts unusual wildlife in unexpected places. Flying fish the size of herrings swim in waters, while the fruit eating flying fox bat is known locally as kruang by the Malays.
A fragment quotes a Boston Transcript line where a speaker criticizes D ines Alice for her own troubles and notes the shift after blaming her. The excerpt suggests a social exchange about accountability and nerves in a terse, pointed dialogue.
A terse London Punch item remarks on a man recalling something as a joke. The second line notes another gentleman commenting that it is one of those things remembered by him. The brief dialogue reflects satirical social tones of the period.
High Point residents join 30000 testimonials praising Doans Kidney Pills for backache and kidney troubles. Mrs. W. M. Woods of 706 S Hamilton St reports relief after three boxes, urging others to try the remedy. Available at all dealers for 50 cents.
A 1914 letter touts 2 acre truck farming near Colon twenty miles from Raleigh urging investment in dewberry orchards and truck farms. It notes Colon as a new town with rosy climate and cheap land, inviting contact at Colon or Greensboro for sales.
An 1868 London plan proposed a league of servants to wear uniforms and ban fashion extras, with a weather dependent linsey dress option. The idea failed amid scant backing as some 19th century households valued ugliness as virtue in servants, echoed in a letter from Eliza Coke praising a stern staff ethos.
A Spanish nobleman and his daughter discovered remarkable prehistoric wall paintings in a cave. The red, black, and gray depictions of bison mammoths and other animals show lifelike proportions and skilled technique. Font de Ganié and Niaux caves in France house similar outlines on smooth limestone walls.
In an anecdote from Random Recollections by R Caton Woodville King George when Duke of York inspects a Mauser presented to Woodville He compares it with Lee Metford and Lee Enfield rifles The scene ends with the Duke asking who said rats and the parrot repeats the crude remark Rat.
The frontier between Canada and the United States is described as an emblem of peaceful coexistence. Spanning over three thousand miles from Passamaquoddy Bay to Puget Sound, the line is marked by crumbling forts and tausty guns yet remains the safest and most secure border worldwide with only a few ineffective fisheries cruisers present along the waterfront.
Dialog excerpt shows Mrs Newrich insisting her husband’s bad cold remain private while Mrs Rawler notes colds are common. The exchange highlights embarrassment and concern over public knowledge of an ordinary illness.
A humorous exchange on thrift and belief in saving money quoted from the Chicago Record-Herald. The cartoonish line contrasts action with ideology, reflecting attitudes toward personal finance.
A Mines column notes nine mines are richer in the first 1000 feet than in the second, with few profitable below 3000 feet. It adds that light reveals a jewel, but darkness reveals a star, attributed to Ven Dyke.
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