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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
4
An 1916 notice invites ads and rates with details on placement and charges through Thursday August 31 1916. The text ends by welcoming Brother Bryan and praising his potential Senate run while noting the delay before he could serve and urging public duty.
The Review urges strict enforcement of loitering and dangerous train yard conduct to prevent deaths and accidents. It promotes paving funding proposals, a $50,000 bond plan, and timely city council action. The High Point Leaflet extols Industrial Committee outreach to attract outsiders, while noting the upcoming school opening and road enhancements in Guilford, High Point, and Greensboro.
An editor urges safer driving and law adherence on busy roads to prevent accidents. He notes upcoming fair events and calls for civic responsibility, urging the Twenty-four to decide on a strike while hoping for calm action and safer travel.
The notice advertises several clubbing deals with prices and selections from The Review and partner magazines. Offers include multi year bundles for low prices, limited time guarantees, and instruction to act quickly. Subscribers with arrears may qualify as new customers for these promotions.
Mrs John Guyer visited family in High Point Route 4. Born Tomas Kimrey, a girl. Mr W Guyer and G R made a trip to Creese. Mrs S N Guyer returned from Wallburg visiting daughter Mrs Y C Wervil. Lutinhia McMifan ill for a week. Clodfelter injured finger operating a new saw. Sunday burial for son of Mr and Mrs Ise. Convention at Lexington reported. Friedland Moravian church to hold love feast and communion. Tobacco curing remains the seasonal focus in the community.
Mrs. R B Atkins of 500 Willowbrook St High Point says she regrets not using Deans Kidney Pills sooner. She reports restored kidney function relief from backache and headaches after several boxes. She confirms her prior praise years later and remains faithful to the product.
Poem fragment noting life cycles and loss. Reflects on nature’s return in spring and a human soul's departure. References dawn, eternity, and a divine Father of Light. Expresses sorrow and hope without graphic detail.
A brief item notes a trusted ally in finance who aided a project, delivering timely support and easing a tense moment for the team. The incident highlights collaboration between key figures and the importance of steady financial guidance.
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