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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
3
A Boston Transcript jab about a child and mother reacting to a shop sign offering “Children half price” and a pretend urge to buy a baby. The ad for Cuticura products follows, promoting soap, ointment, and talcum as daily toilet essentials.
A satirical aside recounts Sinclair Lewis at a dinner where hosts introduced guests mockingly. Lewis sits with a reporter who talks politics and baseball. Lewis finally laughs and asks if he is the famed author of Main Street. The exchange reveals tensions between literary figures and bourgeois conversation.
Beware aspirin without Bayer on the package or tablets not genuine physician prescribed. For twenty one years aspirin proven safe by millions. Use only as directed on Bayer packaging for colds headache neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Bayer Tablets cost a few cents in 12 count tins. larger packages sold publicly by druggists.
A country preacher asks for more light during a long sermon. The sexton wakes, brings two more candles to the pulpit, and whispers that there is no more light left. The moment turns into a humorous church anecdote about illumination and superstition.
A humorous exchange features the Truthful Tourist and Dobbs discussing the Sahara. The judge remarks on kindness to the aged and youth, noting their conceit and urging restraint in treatment.
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that sheep killing dogs are a major menace to sheep producers. These dogs attack alone or in packs, travel widely, and often kill under cover of night, spreading destruction to nearby flocks. Once a dog forms this habit, it is rarely cured, and such animals should be killed immediately to prevent further losses.
The article explains beef cattle feeding as a skilled, profit driven line of work requiring knowledge of feed values, animal nutrition, and business sense. It notes current market demands are higher, so feeders must produce near uniform cattle with high market finish and symmetrical development, especially in areas that yield high priced cuts.
Hogs in pasture without water suffer from heat and thirst. Provide water in troughs and wallows to cool them, and shade for penned hogs. A muddy wallow helps hogs rid parasites and survive heat. Ensure sufficient water and shade to prevent torture from the sun.
Do not place new stock or stock borrowed for breeding with the herd. Keep newly acquired animals in separate pens for at least two weeks. Feed and attend to stock with care to prevent carrying infection to other pens.
Guidance on housing a influential herd boar emphasizes keeping him in a sizable yard away from the main herd. The boar accounts for half the breeding strength and drives profits for the year, outweighing any single sow.
The lesson notes I Corinthians 10 23 to 17 provide guidance on Christian liberty temperance and conscience in a heathen context. It emphasizes that all things are lawful but not edifying or expedient and urges self control for the weak and love as the governing rule. It urges believers to eat what is set before them avoid causing others to stumble imitate Christ and honor the temple of the Holy Spirit typed as a period voice and urgency of a Sunday school card.
The text reflects a quote about human potential and moral striving. It positions the idea that God places ideas within each soul and that moments of trembling longing spur noble action. Collyer attributes the sentiment to Robert Collyer.
A biblical line from Mark 2 21 speaks of new cloth on old garments. It warns that new fabric tears the old and makes the tear worse. The teaching emphasizes compatibility between new and old in reform or renewal efforts.
A famed Atlanta music teacher, while instructing a talented but careless pupil, loses patience during a difficult passage. In a dramatic moment the pupil dashes for a handkerchief to stifle a sneeze. The teacher scolds the pupil for misbehavior and loss of items. The pupil quips she has not lost her temper.
Catarrhal deafness comes from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. When inflamed the tube causes rumbling and impaired hearing. complete closure can cause deafness. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the bloodstream to reduce inflammation and aid healing, restoring normal function. Free circulars. available from all druggists. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A witty exchange describes a pedestrian who survives a collision with a motorist who dares him to repeat the act. The motorist declines chasing a blameful confrontation, claiming he must reach a train. The remark highlights street courage and near-missed danger.
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