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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
4
Walter Alford will apply to the Governor of North Carolina for a pardon. He was convicted in Guilford County Superior Court at the November 1914 term for retailing and sentenced to 18 months in prison.
City collector H C Fields announces a public auction at City Hall on Monday April 19 1915 at 1 pm to sell listed real estate in High Point to cover 1914 city and school taxes. Properties include numerous single lots across West Broad East Green Park Street and Moon land with owner names many entries and sums of taxes.
James Randolph and twenty advertisers arrived Wednesday night to promote Sparks Circus on Tuesday April 13. They travel in a private car serving as a mobile hotel base as posters fill towns and billboards. Press agent Van O Diver visited the paper offices to gather favorable notices from southern and eastern cities. A second advertising crew plans to arrive next week as the show debuts its new and enlarged form.
Notice that an application will be made to the Governor of North Carolina for the pardon of Gertrude Johnson who is serving a manslaughter sentence. She was convicted in Guilford county Superior Court in December 1413 and sentenced to six years. Ed Johnson, her father, signs the notice.
Monmouth Illinois resident Harriet Gale reports renewed appetite and sleep after using Vinci. The ad claims the tonic revives energy, builds strength, and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen. It promotes Vinci as a tasty cod liver oil and iron extract product from MATTON DRUG COMPANY.
Merchants are invited to join the Proverb Page as space requests grow. Two more advertisers have already asked for room, and officials urge interested firms to come forward promptly.
Advertisement for Schleiffmann's Concentrated Expectorant claims instant relief from stubborn coughs and colds. Money back refund offered by Hart Drug Co. if complete satisfaction is not achieved.
The musical farce Louess in two acts will be performed in Springfield on April 15 at 8 o clock. Admission is 15 cents. A pleasant evening awaits all who attend.
Mrs. S O Peebles of 214 Willowbrook St High Point testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills helping kidney disorders and backache in her family. Ad urges asking for Dean's Kidney Pills price 50c from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. W E Herndon and W L Stamey attend district Red Men meeting at Mario Saturday.
In Catron Kentucky a wife with four years of womanly troubles writes that after suffering severe pain and near paralysis she began Cardus, the woman's tonic. She reports immediate improvement and now walks two miles and works. The Chattanooga Medicine Co advertises inquiries and a 64 page booklet.
The page offers an added prize to the person who uses most advertiser coupons over twelve weeks. Cut coupons, save this week, and read each ad for the hidden proverb. Bring proverb coupons to the office to claim the offer. The Review provides all the news for $1.00 yearly.
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