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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
2
Urbana reader recounts lingering grippe and weakness after middle age changes. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and eliminating nervous symptoms and heat flashes. She urges women facing those changes to try the remedy.
A Seattle Post Intelligencer narrative recalls a man who steals a kiss, faces temptation, and flees in remorse. The woman sobs in the atteroom, crying that the kiss betrayed her trust and left her believing she’d given him a chance.
An advertisement praises Tetterine for clear skin and eczema relief, offering 50 cents plus mail order from Shuptrine Co Savannah. A Terre Haute librarian faces two boys eager to borrow a book, leading to a tense dispute. A little girl retorts by questioning why Miss H cannot keep them from fighting in her library.
An advertisement touts Dr Peerys Dea Shot as the quick remedy for vermin issues. The text questions why buy several bottles from rivals and promotes a single bottle as effective. A dialogue fragment shows an expert woman scolding a grocer over tiny eggs.
Washington special reports Representative Claude Kitchin receives a three name eligible list for Wilson postmaster after the S W Smith vacancy. James Griffin leads the list with Fulgham and Dickinson as the other two candidates. The Wilson post office carries a second class rating and a good salary.
New Hanover county commissioners will open bids for a wooden ferry to run between Wilmington and Brunswick shore of the Cape Fear. Plans by Kindlund and Drake of New York. Estimated cost about $40,000. Several contractors have requested specifications. bids expected.
Wilmington city lawmakers plan to reopen real estate valuations and tax subletters for high rents. Federal investigators say Wilmington prices top North Carolina towns, with comparisons to Danville and Raleigh. Local groups in Parkton and Hendersonville organize labor and golf projects as Asheville hosts TB meetings. Jailed suspect Parsons confesses to two murders. legal action against John Wilson for riot ties. Feathers cited as key evidence in Barwick case at Kinston home.
Washington. Major General Menoher telegrams Orville Wright congratulating the air service on ten years since the first airplane was delivered to the United States. The tribute credits Wrights with practical development while Langley Chanute and others are hailed as pioneers.
Local druggists report a drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. Advertisements tout it as safe, effective, vegetable based, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. One spoonful at night promises morning vitality and no next day discomfort.
A motorist in Wayover's blind lane grows loud asking how to leave the town. The native responds that those who truly wish to go usually manage it at some time, often with hymns of thanksgiving. The exchange reflects a polite rural humor captured by the Kansas City Star.
A summer cold advice promotes Boschee’s Syrup as a quick cure with bed rest and simple diet while avoiding drafts and sudden changes. The piece notes its American-made, fifty years in use, and suggests buying at stores. A second item recounts David Bispham’s Chicago visit and a biting music school critique comparing a baritone to a failing tenor.
A promotional ad urges men to stay vigorous by keeping kidneys healthy and using GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims benefits like improved spirits, supple muscles, and active mind, recommending two capsules daily and promising money back if not helpful. It also notes the product is imported and offered in three sealed sizes.
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