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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
4
A brief civic feature contrasts two life paths with posters urging prudent saving. One road ends in emptiness, the other in funds via War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds at over 4 percent. It lists slogans urging restraint and fiscal responsibility.
A guide to handling customer grouches by listening first and replying with empathy to win them over. The piece threads into early American milestones including umbrellas arriving around 1722, the first apartment house in 1869, Yale’s 1830 telescope, the 1621 and 1623 Thanksgiving days, Philadelphia’s 1736 Union fire company, and Virginia’s 1616 window glass.
A historical note recalls the entity being introduced in a subsequent state twenty four years after its initial appearance. The record highlights the timeline and sequence of adoption across states without embellishment.
Chicago special reports Mrs Jeneva A Lyon after thirteen years with a Chicago distilling firm receives a $25 000 bequest from Albert Dallemand. She rose from stenographer at 15 a week to secretary and office manager earning 7 500 yearly. She teaches ten points for newcomers including choosing a good employer and balancing family and career.
A fragmented piece reflecting on education in the Army with quotes about the value of schooling for promotion and literacy. Mentions the Alabama Illiteracy Commission, names Marshals for Commencement, and includes a Camouflage comic aside with a Diogenes joke. The tone mirrors a historical newspaper collage of quotes and notices.
City Manager R L Pickett warns voters and registrars that limited registration is needed for the forthcoming primary and election. Enroll in your ward promptly to avoid missing eligibility and voting rights in Greensboro Guilford County.
Gordy Powell Dawson vs Joseph Dawson proceeds in the Superior Court of Guilford County North Carolina. The defendant must appear April 14 1914 at Greensboro courthouse to answer or demur to the complaint or plaintiff seeks relief. Dated March 1919 M W GANT C S C Look out for kidney troubles and backache Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended by a High Point man who says they relieve irregular kidney action and strengthen the back Price 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Mfr Buffalo NY
Notice of foreclosure sale of land in Guilford County North Carolina. Property in High Point township block A lot 13 fronting Blair Street 50 by 103 1/2 feet. Sale at Greensboro courthouse May 40 1919 at 10 o'clock to highest bidder for cash. Also includes legal action in Superior Court and notices of repairs sale at Stamey’s Jewelry Store.
The notice reminds readers that some subscribers are paid only a week or so ahead and urges remittance by the next issue to avoid missing the paper. It notes cash in advance is now required by the government and urges checking the date opposite each name to stay current.
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