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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
4
Reaches homes and business places in the city and suburbs. Advertising rates on application. Thursday, Aug. 14, 1913.
A vivid verse celebrates the flag as it passes with bugles and drums. It recalls national unity, justice, and courage, praising the nation’s strength, honor, and enduring symbols amid wartime memory and peace.
In his Gimlet reflections Mike Linney argues that rural prosperity hinges on supporting nearby small towns. He warns that farmers who order from distant mail catalogs undermine local merchants, professionals, and schools, weakening the town’s social and economic fabric. He views town growth as essential to keep cities connected to farms and to sustain community life.
The post office will collect and remit parcel prices by post. Senders may affix a 10 cent stamp, securing insurance up to 59 dollars and enabling the government to collect from the addressee and issue a postal money order back to the sender.
The text argues that life results from the income it provides and the conditions surrounding individuals. It emphasizes that good environments produce good people and that favorable surroundings shape character and success.
The article offers practical survival advice for lost travelers. It recommends staying on a chosen direction, using a compass or sun to find direction, and using natural cues such as tree growth. It also covers signaling with fires and shots and the value of a safe match.
A pastor leads fifty five members to outline an ambitious program to conquer vice and save souls. The tale centers on Old Man Lowe once deemed beyond hope, whom twelve members visit until his heart softens and he is saved, illustrating faith in gospel power to do the impossible.
At Guilford College the Friends yearly meeting reports progress among Indians in agriculture education and temperance with North Carolina Friends supporting a High Point school. George N. Hardy notes Penn era kindness to Indians and urges continued training and positive cross cultural understanding.
A college girl named May graduated with honors and then married, joining the B A and adding the BY to her name.
A local appeal condemns the N C Public Service Co for unreliable incandescent and arc light service. The piece urges city action to revoke the franchise or operate the electric system, arguing a monopoly harms progress and calling for municipal ownership to ensure steady illumination.
A brief fragment depicts a child seated on a policeman's knee as someone stops stirring to keep her safe. The speaker notes the scene is plainly evident, with the officer restraining the child in a protective moment.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous lining. It asserts only constitutional remedies can cure it and promotes a catarrh cure with circulars available.
A somber verse enumerates distressed elements a crying child weeping willow weeping wind and woeful fate. The text layers nature and emotion with mournful imagery describing a troubled field and dismal outcome.
I offer my two Rankin Street lots for sale at 35 percent below the adjoining lot price. I own the second and third lots facing the future City Hall and market site. I would not take double the price but need funds for building. See me at once for a bargain.
A High Point North Carolina resident Mrs B B Atkins reports relief from kidney related pain using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says headaches backaches have lessened and kidney function normalized after several boxes. She endorses the product and notes the high price of suffering avoided. Sold by dealers with Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Any contestant who solicits subscriptions to The Review earns 500 votes per dollar collected on old or new subscriptions. Contact this office for details and guidance. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Union Painless Dentists Corporation advertises Odont O Zone for filing and extracting teeth without pain. It claims expert operators and modern materials at about half the price of average dentists, with location over Gardner's Drug Store in Greensboro North Carolina and phone 1710.
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