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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
5
A wartime plea urges every able citizen to buy Liberty bonds with simple installment options and warns there will be a war tax if people refuse. Officials tout bonds as support for soldiers and freedom, criticizing slackers and urging action before the appeal ends.
The War Savings campaign rapidly broadens access through 185 000 agencies already and 350 000 more by January. One million sales stations and 50 000 post offices join 29 000 banks and 8 000 firms as agents with nine thousand interstate firms adding 115 000 more agencies. Communities can form War Savings societies of ten or more and affiliate with the National War Savings Committee in Washington.
Following a recent Congress measure drafted and volunteer soldiers will receive furloughs to work on farms when justified. To apply one must obtain a blank furlough form from Local Board No 2 in the courthouse annex, have it approved locally and by the county agent S. R. Bivens at the chamber of commerce. Outside Guilford county readers should secure papers from their county agent.
A plain seaman on an Atlantic bridge receives news of his son Donald’s death. Overwhelmed, he hands the captain a message revealing Cleveland as his home. The battleship fleet and a torpedo boat race to allow the father to attend the funeral the next afternoon, ending with the family in sorrow.
John H. Noyes of New Hampshire national councilor Jr Order C B Webb of Washington national past councilor and E A Lattean of Pittsburg national organizer greeted Guilford Council No 23 Friday night before a large crowd.
Call No. 139 lists nine white men for Camp Jackson on April 25. Call 154 lists 18 Negroes for Camp Jackson on April 30. Call No. 159 lists 13 Negroes to Camp Grant Rockford Illinois on April 25. Buy Liberty bonds thrift and war savings stamps.
In Pastor J A Clarke’s absence Pastor Dred Peacock filled the pulpit at the First Baptist church Sunday morning and delivered a very interesting sermon while Clarke preached to soldiers in Southport earlier.
Mrs E C McIntyre of 312 Morris St reports severe kidney pain with sharp twinges and back strain eased after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. She credits the first dose and a full box with restoring strength and ending years of suffering. 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
New never used carpet sweeper pneumatic pattern for sale at 15 dollars. First buyer pays 5 dollars. Postscript note reads REVIEW OF FICE.
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