Plea for Fair Play as Wilson Leads in War for Humanity
Byron writer J B Mosley argues for a generous interpretation of President Wilson's motives ahead of his Congress address. He asserts Wilson seeks duty while Europe alights to him, contends critics oppose his humane aims over dollars, and predicts his return will boost American morale and plain folks' happiness.
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J. BR. Mosley
Byron
Macon
Congress
Wilson
Europe
Mosley
Georgia
United States
America
The
Daily News
Theodore
Mann
House
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Rig
Ananiasi
Mr. Wilson
The Flu Situation in Our City and National Debate
The editor argues against ending liberty in a flu crisis, praising Roosevelt and criticizing Taft era foes while urging protective measures. The piece contrasts officials, doctors, and citizens on shielding schools and theaters, noting significant costs and urging action to prevent further deaths.
Faith in Woodrow Wilson for a lasting world peace
A Greensboro letter from December 6 1918 expresses unwavering support for Woodrow Wilson amid World War I, praising his leadership and 呼ing for a strong just peace, a league of nations, and a world free of war. The writer, A. M. Scales, urges faith in God and in Wilson to guide postwar healing and democracy.
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Roosevelt
George Washington
America
Woodrow Wilson
Great League of Nations
Metropolitan
Wooodrow Wilson
E A. M. Scales
Greensboro
Paris Murat Home Offered to President as Guest In Paris
The Paris residence of Prince Joachim Murat is tendered to President Wilson as his lodging during the visit by the French government. The Murat family ties trace to Napoleon era, with historical connections noted in America including Napoleon Murat’s son settling in Tallahassee. Clyde Farley returns home from Camp Taylor.
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Paris
Prince Joachim Murat
Wilson
Naples
Napoleon
Murat
Napoleon Achille Murat
America
Tallahassee
Fla
United States
Episcopal Church
Napoleon Lucien Charles Murat
Col
Byrd C. Willis
Virginia
France
Metz
Joachim Murat
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief for Eye Rings
High Point readers learn Lavoptik eye wash can relieve blood shot eyes and dark rings quickly. A young man reported fading dark rings after one wash and his sister saw relief from eye strain in three days. A small bottle is guaranteed to benefit weak or inflamed eyes with an aluminum eye cup free.
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Matton Drug Co
Adler-i-ka Endorsed For Quick Digestive Relief
Customer testimonial claims Adler-i-ka cured constipation and bowel trouble within hours. Advertisement extols gas expulsion and stomach relief, notes use of buckthorn cascara glycerine and nine other ingredients, and lists Matton Drug Co. as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler-i-ka
Adler-ika
Matton Drug CO
Keeping Our Fighters Fit Official Story on Training Camps
War Department and The Review offer the official account Keeping Our Fighters Fit. The 744 by 514 inch blue bound volume explains how camps work and counters German propaganda. Priced at 1.95 with a one year Review subscription, mail order available. Administratrix Mary E Lewallen seeks estate claims by November 12, 1919, Guilford County North Carolina, with final settlement details.
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Sam
War Department Commission
Chicago News
America
Philadelphia Ledger
Boston Transcript
Wilson
War Department
Creditors notice for estate of W P Ragan
Advertisement to creditors of the estate of W P Ragan deceased Guilford County North Carolina requires claims be presented to Elizabeth G Ragan administratrix at High Point NC on or before November 12 1919 or be barred from recovery.
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Troy M. Lewallen
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
W. P. Ragan
Elizabeth G. Ragan
Reminder for Subscribers to Pay in Advance
The notice urges subscribers to check the date opposite their name and ensure payments stay current to receive the paper. It explains government law requiring cash in advance and warns of missing issues if payments lag.
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Government
Webster's New International Directory for sale at bargain
Directory ad offers a bound sheep skin edition with thousands of illustrations and world renown status. It claims to be the most comprehensive reference and urges the first buyer to pay 12 dollars. The notice comes from the Review office.
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Webster
New International
Guilford Court Sale Of High Point Lot December 14 1918
In Guilford County North Carolina the Superior Court orders sale of the Dougan Bavis home site on South Main Street High Point. Bid start at 8452.50 with terms one third cash one third in three months and one third in six months or cash option. A 10 percent certified deposit required day of sale. Sale subject to court confirmation.
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State OF North Carolina
Sunnyside Ice & Fuel Co
High Point
Guilford County
N. C
A. J. Owen
I.J. Bryan Grimes
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh
Bryan Grimes
Ernest M. Kearns
Samuel Lavis
Als
Superior Court
South Main Street
Public Service Company
Dougan Bavis
H. Gordor
H. A. Millis
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Broad Street
W. Lostamey
Lee
D. A. Stanton
C. J. Muse
Aashcaas
Moving Picture Theatres
House OF Murat
Clyde Farley
Camp Taylor
Mary E. Lewallen
Paul A. Stamey
City
Fairfield Road
Springfield Church
W. W. Jones
Harris Bros
High Point N. C
Thacker's
Lescens
Edwards Business College
Stamey Printing House
T. J. Murphy
A. P. Staley
D. F. Staley
Staley’s
Stanton-Welch Bidg
Gore Book
B. Wells
Senor
Mervons
Winchester
Farmer
Keer
Bor
Vito
Jennie Chapman
Rameo
Thrift
BankeCommerce
E. Kearns
H.a.maus
A. M. Banxwy
J. H. Apams
Peser. Casnier G A. Potioex
Assr
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Wescott Roberson
W.C. Idol
Julius C- Sosith
Mgr
Insurance Department
Commercial National Bank
High Point, N. c
U S
U. S
Seeto County
J. Elwood Cox
F. M. Pickett
W. P. Pickett
C. M. Hauser
W. A. J. Idol
Cashier
J. W. Harriss
C. H. Marriner
Asst
Ragan D. A Stanton
H.W. Fraser
Dred Peacock
J. P. Hayworth
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