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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
4
An advertisement from R. W. Neumann of New First National Bank Eurpine Coumens offers grain put and call trading on 10 000 bushels with $10 for 10 puts or calls, $20 for both, and profits tied to price moves. Mail to Lock Box 1420 for full particulars and bank references.
A hair care notice promotes Q Ban as a solution for gray brittle hair. It claims rapid darkening, improved shine, reduced itching and dandruff, and stopped shedding with growth. The Hart Drug Co of High Point North Carolina sells a 7 oz bottle for 50 cents.
At the Tri-State Water and Light Association session in Atlanta Georgia leaders urged protecting forests farms and minerals to prevent industrial harm. President Sproiles and speakers H W Graves and M F Coun spoke on river system safety forest reserves and regional development.
Good roads enthusiasts in the Bethel section have adopted a device designed by Ira Mann to replace the split log drag. The two timber pieces plated with steel lessen edge wear and are shown to improve highway conditions across the area.
Exports from Wilmington port for the quarter ending March 31 rose from 1 126 581 in 1913 to 3 463 139 in 1914. Total trade value for the two years shows 1914 leading by over 10 percent with 4 678 25 versus 2 113 230 in 1913.
The High Point Milling Company claims its white frost and luxury flour are the best to use for baking. It emphasizes the flour is made from top wheat and yields top bread, cakes, and pastry.
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