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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
4
A patriotic ode from Cnns M Berns of St Joseph Missouri extols the American flag. It lauds liberty equality and sacrifice, praising God and the unity of the nation. The piece envisions Old Glory as a symbol that will endure and inspire.
A religious and patriotic meditation on the American flag, praising its peaceful symbolism while acknowledging wartime duty. The piece envisions the eagle guarding liberty and calls for steadfast resolve to uphold peace and justice when conflict arises.
Fragmentary recollections discuss a man labeled Lime Man involved in a census of kindergarten age children and other tasks. A German sympathizer story centers on a German professor naturalized for 25 years, suspected of loyalty shifts. A German agent probes friends of Germany while asking about money to aid pro German causes. A tall, sharp man is described and readers are urged caution with strangers and agents.
A government warning stresses that aiding Germany remains treason with death as the maximum penalty. The document urges full obedience by aliens and calls on citizens to report disloyal acts and speech that could invite suspicion. Attorney General Gregory E. advises vigilance and loyalty to U.S. laws.
The public notice warns that any German aliens who have not naturalized are considered alien enemies and may face action by the Department of Justice. It calls loyal Americans to report disloyal or harmful talk and urges naturalization papers for those who wish to become citizens, quoting Attorney General Geneva Gregory to remain silent.
Health officer E K Mungo notes about 7000 barrels of trash and debris were hauled away during Clean Up Week to prevent mosquito nests and pest outbreaks. The piece also mentions Tag Day Tuesday’s success and local sports interest in North Carolina athletics.
About 125 members of a Knowville boosters party were welcomed by the mayor and citizens in High Point on Thursday afternoon. The trip was redirected to a Preparedness train tour with navy and army placards. Commodore Nelson urged youths to join the navy as a first line of defense.
Jo Me Readeng Public announces a new up to date news stand at The Review office on Broad Street offering a wide range of magazines and newspapers including American Boy Colliers Cosmopolitan and Delineator with delivery city wide. Orders 1 to 25 cents, visit STAMEY'S NEWS STAND on Broad Street.
Public auction to satisfy the mortgage debt on Lot No. 44 in Block A in the Greensboro Guilford County tract known as Mechanicsville. The sale occurs Monday April 24 1947 at 2 o clock PM. Property adjoins J Stephenson and lies in fen Point Township.
State of North Carolina certifies the dissolution of Dalton Fifth Institute Company a High Point Guilford county corporation. Secretary Bryan Grimes notes stockholder consent filed March 24 1917 and recorded in the dissolution proceedings with official seal in Raleigh.
William H. Leagan sues Viola Shaffer for absolute divorce in Guilford County North Carolina. The defendant must appear at the April 16 1917 term in Greensboro to answer or demur to the complaint or the plaintiff will seek relief by default. The notice is dated March 3 1917 and signed by W W Gant clerk.
State official proof of voluntary dissolution of Southern Veneer and Panel Company a Guilford County NC corporation. Certificate dated March 28 1917 records unanimous stockholder consent and filing compliance under 1905 corporate laws. Registered agent W G Mungan listed for service of process.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses corn, feet, roots, and garden techniques with unclear phrases. It mentions numbers and actions but lacks coherent facts or identifiable sources. The readable parts hint at planting or harvesting notes but details are ambiguous.
EYECUTOR S NOTICE Having qualified as executors of J F Hoffmann deceased late of Guilford County North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims against the said estate to exhibit and present them duly itemized and verified to the undersigned or either of them at High Point NC on or before the 22nd day of March 1918 or this notice will be pened in a of their recovery All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement This the 20th day of March 1917 J F HOFFMAN JR D H PARSONS Executors of J F Hoffmitidn deceased
The United States Court holds that subscribers who do not object are presumed to renew. If a subscriber orders discontinuance the publisher may stop sending after dues are paid. If the subscriber fails to take the paper or moves without notice, they remain responsible for payment. If the paper is sent to a former address, liability continues.
A reader recalls relief from backache and headaches after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs R B Atkins of High Point and Mrs Allens of Buffalo credit the medicine with restoring kidney function. The ad notes a 50 cent price and directs readers to local dealers.
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