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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
9
Col Frank X Ward recalls a 49 year old scene from the Civil War in a Baltimore Sun reminiscence. He describes returning to Confederate lines after a ride for breakfast when word spread that General Lee was to surrender, giving a vivid wartime memory.
Colonel Ward, long a Baltimore lawyer now in Philadelphia, recalls the 1865 surrender at Appomattox seen from the McClean dining room. He describes Grant in muddy blue and Lee calm at the table as Grant inserts the word exchanges.
A garbled advertising blurb promises a two dollar dictionary service with every hundred dollar subscription payment, mixed with vendor names and unclear terms. The fragment hints at a limited time offer tied to renewals or new subscriptions, but details remain obscured.
The notice highlights a limited time offer to purchase a dictionary, noting about fifty buyers already took advantage. It warns you cannot buy in wholesale lots of 500 for less than one dollar, urging prompt payment of debts in return for more value. It claims the dictionary is a handy reference for every student and businessperson and asserts speed and satisfaction.
A reader seeks a farm name and cites a long list from The Progressive Farmer. The list includes Alta Vista Apple Grove Ashland Brookside Burr Gals Big Rock Beech Grove Bradmoor Beechland Brier Ranch Brightwood Cloverdale Coolreek Cedar Hill Cherry Hill Claymont Crystal Springs Creekside Clear View Charter Oak Cool Spring Crystal Lake Deep Spring Deerfoot Elm View Englewood Fegword Elmwood East View che Farm Fir Da e Fernwood Fern Cottage Forest Grove Fairmont Fair Lawn Fern Hill Fair Oaks Greendale Glenville Golden Gate Grassmere Greenwood Greendell Hedge Lane Havelhurst Hill View Hill Top Hearsease Home Farm Ingleside Idlewild Indian Spring Lone Tree Lake View Linden Locust Lane Wound Hill Meadow Brook Mt. Pleasant Maple Glen Mt. Hipe Mt. Prospect Maywood Milldale Mt. Rosa Mirror Lake Maplewood Maple Hill Maplehurst North View Oak View Oak Ridge Oakdale Oak Lawn Orchard Knib Owlwood Pine Tree Pinewood Stainfield Pimhurst Pine Bluff Pine Ridge Rose Cottage Roadside Rosedale Rocky Point Summit Hl Sunnyside Shady Lane Stony Brook Sunset View Sweetbrier Silverdale Sugar Grove Spring Side Spring Hill Springdale Shady Lawr Spring Valley Shadeland Sleepy Hollow Shady Nook Sunny Slope Sunny Peak The Elms The Cedars The Pinery The Beehive The Crest Three Hills Wall Cedar Uplands Valley Home Valley View Willow Run Wild Rose Walnut Ridge Wayside Hickory Grove Pleasant Valley Pleasant Grove Riverside Farm Sun suke Cottage Sunny Heights The Daisy arm The Evergreens.
A concise guide describing how to activate an alarm by breaking a glass panel, inserting a key to open the door, pulling a lever at the bottom of a slot, and releasing it after one full action. The steps emphasize performing the pull only once to avoid repeated activations.
Details of FIRST WARD and SECOND WARD precinct corners include intersections at Pope and English, Elm St School Lindsay and Thurston Sts Dennis Hall North Main opposite Richardson Street, Corner English and Lindsay Sts, Broad St opposite Lee Payne residence, and SECOND WARD at Cor N Main St Louise Ave, Cor Washington and Steele Streets, North Main St opposite Bay Street near railway crossings and colored college.
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