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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
4
A citizen to the editor warns that sensational newspapers inflame unrest by highlighting strikes and revolutions. He argues America faces a serious predicament and calls for citizens to remove blindfolds and do their duty to protect the nation and homes.
A vivid, period voice portrays Congress awakened by sudden shifts in schedule and public pressure. It highlights moves to delay recess, rising food prices protests, railroad wage disputes, and urgent calls for conferences. The Mendeli Farm Lands for Soldiers bill advances with a $300 million working capital, favoring soldiers in hiring and land development, while Washington clerks crave more time off and weekend early departures.
The writer critiques government operations, arguing that unlike private firms it avoids strict efficiency due to excess clerks and lenient hours, lamenting a lack of discipline and accountability in state procedures. The tone satirizes governance as a corporate misfit.
Gilbert Poole aged 24 years 8 months 10 days died at his home near High Point after a long TB illness. He spoke at length to the writer shortly before death expressing faith in Christ and readiness to go home. He leaves a father, mother, three brothers James Poole of the New York Navy, Richard Poole, and Ralph Poole of Wallburg, and many relatives. Funeral services were conducted at the home by Rev. Lee of Winston and interment was at Hickory Ridge.
Dr. G A Foster of Liberty elected president in a post reorganizational shift. W C Rowe becomes secretary and treasurer replacing C J Clapp who will travel for the firm. W M Bryant remains superintendent and also serves as vice president.
A. A. Weavel acts as executor for the J. Wesley Hedgecock estate in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present their claims by June 12 1920 or be barred. Debtors are urged to pay promptly.
A brief note advocates buying government stock of groceries to reduce costs. It urges citizens to participate to aid fiscal relief and curb shortages, presenting a practical, communal action. The message emphasizes practical gains and collective effort in times of economic strain.
State of North Carolina certifies Standard Underwear Mills Inc dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent. Secretary J Bryan Grimes signs on July 25 1919 in Raleigh. Guilford County court case announces absolute divorce adultery. defendant must appear by September 1 1919 at Greensboro Courthouse. M W Gant Clerk August 1 1919.
Mrs J E Wagner of 401 Grimes St says one year ago back pains and irregular kidneys caused distress. After a box of Doan's Kidney Pills the pains left and kidneys acted regularly. She recommends them. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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