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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

4

LOOK TO THE CHILDREN RURAL DEVELOPMENT REPORTS DELINQUENCY CAUSES

The United States Bureau of Labor reports in rural areas and small towns children face limited moral and mental training recreation and varied occupations leading to delinquency. It analyzes 185 New York State children from 144 families, noting normals with deficits, and recommends broader county juvenile courts and extended probation resources to reach remote communities.

Children’s Bureau of United States Department of Labor New York State Justices of the Peace

Various social quips and editorial snippets from a 1910s newspaper

A collection of pithy lines and brief observations on advertising, cats and chicks, war weariness, air race hopes, personal vanity, newspapers, Japan, self interest, knowledge, sin, socialism, a new Republican issue, and reflections on Barleycorn, German plans, and spring vegetables.

Sleeping sickness and social folly in a noisy world

A collage of opinions and notices, commenting on social behavior, politics, and court actions. It includes satire on gossip and male bravado, references to a Seattle poisoning case at a luncheon, a Missouri senator on bolshevism, and a warning about suffragette marriage. It also contains legal notices and a sheriff sale for land in Guilford county North Carolina and an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills.

British War Fleet Insights From Lord Jellico’s Revelations

The article discusses postwar interest in first hand accounts by wartime leaders. Lord Jellico reveals flaws in the British fleet after Jutland including weaker battle-cruisers and fewer destroyers. German shells searchlights and star-shells are noted as superior.

General Haig Marshal Foch von Ludendorff Sweden Lord Jellico Jutland Teutons Jellicoe

Notice of Absolute Divorce Suit in Guilford County

In Superior Court Guilford County Lessie Heath Evans sues John H Evans for absolute divorce. Defendant must appear at the April 28 1919 term in Greensboro NC to answer or demur. This 22nd day of March 1919 M W Gant Clerk Superior Court Bradshaw Koontz Attorneys for Plaintiff. Includes separate notice of tax sale redemption for a lot on Leonard Street High Point by April 30 1919 THOS J Gold April 1 1919.

Lawrence Jones Ada Ek. Jones Register of Deeds Office Guilford County N. C Greensboro High Point Township Bencini Blair Street H. B Lucie A. Jackson Superior Court T. J. Greer Evangelical Holiness Association, Incorporated High Point W. R. Robbins Fairview Street Said Street Office of Register of Deeds D. B. Stafford C. L. Gray D. S Peter G. Jackson North Carolina Co. L. Gray Roberson, Dalton & Smith Guifrod County Earline Roberts Edgar Roberts M. W. Gant Bradshaw & Koontz Lessie Heath Evans John H. Evans Guiford County Lee Austin Leonard Street City of Goldy Powell Dawson Joseph Dawson Guilford Plintiff Thos. H. Matthews Burns Street

Sermon Highlights Lenten Services at St Marys

Rev. D. R. Ottmann, rector of Grace church Lexington, delivered a splendid sermon at St Marys Episcopal church on Friday evening. The service was part of Lent with good congregations attending and the parish showing new life under rector Thomas L. Trott.

D. R. Ottmann Grace Church Lexington St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Thomas L. Trott

King Albert Appears Before Supreme Council

King Albert of Belgium appeared before the Supreme Council on April 4 at 11 o'clock to discuss Belgian affairs. He was joined by Paul Hymans, head of the Belgian peace delegation, with reparations and territorial aspirations as principal topics. Wilson’s absence did not hinder talks as Albert held conferences with Wilson and Colonel House on the Belgium case.

Paris Albert Belgium Council of Four Paul Hymans Wilson Colonel House

Notice to Subscribers About Advance Payment Deadlines

A newspaper reminds readers that government policy requires cash in advance for all papers. Subscribers are urged to check the date opposite their name each week to ensure continued delivery and avoid missing issues within the next issue.

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