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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1919

Page

3

Cardui claim of health for Mrs Scott in Johnson City

Mrs M R Scott of near Johnson City Tenn describes years of weakness and loss of appetite followed by dramatic improvement after taking Cardui a tonic for women. She reports five bottles restored strength and health as a mother of ten. A later note mentions a neighbor boy named Gordon and a mother's warning about allowing him to play next door.

Johnson City Tenn M. R. Scott Gol Cardus Gordon

To Suit Her Husband Dress Question

A fragment notes Mrs Blank-How debating whether to have a new dress made while Small observes indifferently. The line hints at social norms about wives and dress in relation to husbands. The text reads as a sketch of domestic roles and moral themes common in historical newspapers.

Mrs. Blank Blank

The Hidden Chamber Ends in Flight and Pursuit

In a cliffside tunnel a tense escape unfolds as Leroux is slain and Jacqueline Duchaine, her father Duchaine, and I seek safety in a hidden chamber. Pierre Caribou warns of a plot while Charles Duchaine bolts away toward dawn. I awaken to new danger and prepare to search for him.

Simon Philippe Leroux Duchaine Charles Jacqueline Lacroix Pierre Caribou Monsieur Pierre M. Duchaine Gov’ment M'Sieur Diable Gal M’sieur M. Hewlett Tenth Street Louis d’Epernay Charles Duchaine

Betel Nut Use in Persia Described in Trade Notes

The passage reports that Persians offer betel nuts instead of cigars and cigarettes. Chewers carry ivory boxes like snuff boxes. Betel nut is a narcotic with tobacco-like effects and stronger harm. Chewers suffer inflamed gums and tooth loss. The plant is a climbing vine. leaves resemble ivy. Nuts are ground and mixed with areca-nut powder to form a paste wrapped in betel leaf.

Persia

Reserves of Meat Dishes and Cabbage Salads Featured

Classic guides show small meat reserves and quick meals like Chicken Gou lash and Spanish Chicken. It covers Beef Fricadelles French Beef Hash Deviled Chicken and related salads with cabbage, egg and cream dressings, plus simple rainy day tips.

Norrie May Well Pleasu at Her Appearance

A fragment shows Jane browsing a photograph album and recalling a baby image with a humorous remark about her own appearance. The scene captures a light moment of self reflection and domestic amusement.

Jane

Misery and a Woman’s Cure: Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

A Virginia reader, Lizzie Court ney of Oskaloosa Iowa, writes of years of misery from weakness and pains. She reports quick relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges other women to try the root and herb remedy for displacements irregularities inflammation ulceration backache nervousness and life stage changes. Page credits E Pinkham Co. Lynn Massachusetts.

Oskaloosa Ilona Lydia E. Pinkham Lizzie Courtney 8Th Ave West Iowa E. Pinkham One Co Lynn Mass

Medal capsules urge kidney pain relief

An old advertisement promises relief from back and kidney pains with Medal capsules from Holland laboratories. It urges immediate action at first twinge, claims two hundred years of use, and notes availability at druggists in sealed packages.

Mr. Reuter Dean D. Reuter North St West Chicago Doan Jas. W. Carr Notary Public Foster-Milburn CO Buffalo Holland Rolf

Man Called God by Husky Sailor Sparks Town Nickname

A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt notes a husky sailor resents being labeled a god and recalls the folks in his hometown calling him Gussie. The fragment then shifts to medical ad copy touting Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, claiming they stimulate natural bodily processes to ease indigestion with sincere though marketing language.

Gussie Birmingham Age-Herald Wright

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