Local Ad Rates Notice Reaches City and Suburbs
Advertising rates apply to homes and business places in the city and suburbs. The notice invites inquiries for subscription options including one year six months and three months terms.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
5
Advertising rates apply to homes and business places in the city and suburbs. The notice invites inquiries for subscription options including one year six months and three months terms.
The text argues that baseless claims about individuals lose force without verifiable evidence and that truth requires substantiation when accusations arise in public or private life. It emphasizes accountability for those who spread rumors.
A newspaper note asserts residents show satisfaction with current city government based on the absence of organized opposition, implying contentment without contest or dissent among the electorate.
Nearly one hundred thousand dollars has been appropriated for buildings in this city in the past sixty days. Spring construction is under way with new projects advancing city development and infrastructure.
The Raleigh Boy Scouts are described as well officered, growing, active, and useful to boys. Secretary of State Bryan endorses the movement, praising its service ethic, Christlike ideals, cooperation, and the value of giving boys tasks to do.
Two decades after Western powers pressed opium on China, Beijing rejects the trade. China shoots addicts and cultivators, while the Pekin Y M C A seeks funds to buy and burn opium stockpiles, avoiding renewed foreign market intrusion. A provocative, morally charged note contrasts old imperial bullying with modern Chinese reform.
A fragment from The Wandering Jew shows a plea against barasa urging Milam Kip and the Anglican Society to appeal to the English Queen to halt its importation. It contrasts religious pretensions of governments with the need for divine justice.
A frosty day purchase of a woolen muffler hides a photo and a note begging a single man to write. The recipient, hopeful, mails letters only to learn the target is his grandmother’s late correspondent. The tale ends with a sly reminder that the seller did not advertise.
A promotional plea offers three publications Holland's Magazine Farm and Ranch and The Review as a combined club. The annual deal costs 1.89 dollars for all three or 1.49 dollars for Holland's Magazine or Farm and Ranch with The Review. The notice urges readers to place orders at once for prompt service.
The City Council of High Point N C resolves to hold an election on May 6 1913 for mayor and eight commissioners two per ward. A new registration is ordered with registrars named for each ward and election judges appointed for each ward.
City council resolves election procedures for April registration open hours and ward polling places. Four wards set polling sites and registrars with dates April 3 to April 26 1913 plus Challenge Day. Bond election authorized for 100000 dollars with 50000 for school buildings and 50000 for water works and sewerage, with ballots For and Against accordingly. Registrars and judges appointed for all wards and result to be returned May 7 1913.
A proverb-like reflection notes that wisdom lies in resisting absolute certainty. It underlines the value of humility and the danger of overconfidence, suggesting that true knowledge remains provisional and ever open to revision.
An aged saying reflects on self restraint and moral strength. The quotation praises avoiding harmful habits rather than curing them, urging proactive virtue and self control as the highest form of integrity.
A cryptic aphorism notes that character is like money. If you possess much you may risk some for if you lose it people still see you have plenty to spare.
Tomato plants for sale at Johnson Truck and Poultry Farm Route 5 High Point. Best varieties offered at 50 cents per 100 plants. contact phone 3633 for details.
The Chinese favor pork over beef and consume large amounts. Native pork is an excellent grade and sold at prices far lower than production costs in this country. American pork cannot compete with Chinese pork even without transportation issues.
Dr King’s New Discovery is touted as the best remedy for coughs and colds. A Muscadine Alabama man testifies his wife nearly died from a stubborn cough, crediting the medicine with saving her life. Priced at 50 cents and one dollar, recommended by all druggists.
An ad claims spankings fail to cure bedwetting, presenting a drug remedy from C H Rowan Drug Co Chicago. It offers a free 5c package prepaid to readers and asserts effectiveness for nocturnal enuresis and daytime urine control in all ages. The notice urges writing for the free medicine and sharing with others.
Medical advertisement claims lingering stomach pains signal liver or kidney issues and warns of dropsy and Bright's disease. Patient H T Alston of Raleigh cites quick improvement after using Electric Bitters. Product priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar, recommended by druggists.
Burns bruises cuts and skin diseases respond to Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A Tex man named L. H. Haflin improved in four days from a sore on his ankle that made walking painful. A household staple advertised for all druggists at 25 cents.
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as cures for headaches sour stomach indigestion and biliousness. Claims pills purify the blood and renew vigor with guaranteed results. Sold by druggists at 25 cents per box with universal recommendation.
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