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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1920

Page

4

Republicans May Try to Panic and Drive Down Economy

The piece argues Republicans may depress business to win the election by cutting wages and creating strikes. It cites big business interests backing the party, labor opposition to Mr. Gary, and possible coal and steel strikes as tactics. It notes Wiley-like opposition to labor and calls for restraint. The article also covers regional railway commission actions and local association leadership in Lexington, Raleigh, and Salisbury.

Harding Mr. Wilson Chicago Republican Party Wilson Congress Morgan Gary Davison Woolen Mills Democratic Party Washington Samuel Gompers Lexington Dispatch

The Alternative to the League Debate

Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador, urged on the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association in Asheville that the U S must join the League of Nations or prepare for a global arms race risking civilization. He warned against “splendid isolation” and said staying out leads to armed preparedness or surrender. The speech carried weight as Geddes is a nonpartisan figure.

America League of Nations Auckland Geddes Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Asheville Ceddes Lexington Dispatch

Central Carolina Development Association Formed in Salisbury

At a Salisbury meeting, the Salisbury chamber of commerce hosted a dinner for Southern railroad towns along the main line. A new group, the Central Carolina Development Association, was formed to press for restoring trains 21 and 22 to the High Point Salisbury routing. J J Farriss of High Point represented the city at the session and in earlier Raleigh hearings.

Raleigh John B. Sherrill Concord H. B. Warner Lexington J. I Huntley Salisbury Corporation Commission Charlotte Barber Junction Greensboro High Point Thomasville Yadkin Hotel Salisbury Chamber of Commerce Southern Railroad Central Carolina Development Association J. J. Farriss

Tobacco harvest timing for better curing and waxy body

Mocksville North Carolina letter explains a 52 year experience in tobacco growing showing how oil content in leaves rises before sap, guiding optimal harvest days for easier curing and a heavier waxy body. The writer offers to answer growers' questions with postage for replies.

Mocksville N. C D. V. Davis

Mt Pleasant News Briefs From Trinity Route One

Misses Bessie Bouldin and Myrtle Davis and Miss Hannah Lambeth visited Miss Mary Wall. Mr and Mrs Sam Kindley visited Mr Thomas Crofts. William Routh staying in High Point spent Saturday night at home. Mt Pleasant Sunday School attended Westfield church services. Ice cream party at Charlie Routh’s. Commodore Crofts and family visited Joe Sawyer. Protracted meeting at Mt Pleasant starts the fourth Sunday in August.

Joe Sawyer Mt. Pleasant

Early Morning Marriage Friday At Wesley Memorial

Ashley Edwin Watson and Lena Alberta Altenberry, both of this city, married Saturday at 11 o’clock in Wesley Memorial Church by Rev. W. A. Lambeth. They left for a wedding trip south after the ceremony, witnessed only by W. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. R.

Ashley Edwin Watson Lena Alberta Altenberry Tito Wesley Memorial Church W. A. Lambeth W. ©. Jones

Five Years Testimony On Doan's Kidney Pills

Mrs. Chas. Lee of 423 Main St recounts years of kidney trouble improved by Doan's Kidney Pills after a few doses and two boxes. She reaffirmed on July 23, 1918 that she still recommends the remedy to others facing kidney issues. Price 60 cents at dealers. Dean's Kidney Pills from FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

Chas. Lee Main St Doan

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