Paris Dinner Honors Wilson with Poincare Address
President S am Poincaire hosted a Palace de La Blysee dinner in Paris to honor President and Mrs. Wilson. In his reply President Wilson spoke of united aims to win the war and establish lasting peace, justice, and freedom, praising American effort and the enduring Franco American bond. He stressed responsibility to secure future world peace and the cooperation of allies, lifting the ties between France and the United States as vital for safety and liberty.
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Belgium
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French Republic
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Serbia
Poincare Addresses President Wilson From Paris
Paris Dec 14 Poincare lauds President Wilson as a great democrat whose work expresses universal truths and moral leadership. He thanks the United States for aid to France, notes American sacrifice, and calls for a peace built on justice, preventing renewed war and ensuring long term security.
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France
Great Possibilities for High Point United in Progress
A spirited call urges High Point leaders to create a full time Chamber of Commerce, attract manufacturers, and build a self-sustained city with parks, libraries, markets, and vibrant civic life. It stresses rail access, climate, and regional position, plus the need for citizen involvement across affiliations to draw newcomers and industry. It warns that absence of institutions hinders growth while praising national friendship and forward momentum.
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Trade with Review Advertisers It Pays
The Review urges subscribers to patronize city merchants in High Point praised as best value providers. It pledges cooperation to secure lowest prices and resolve misunderstandings, urging readers to trade with advertisers for best results.
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High Point
Eugene Segraves Builds Toward New Farming Era
Eugene Segraves, a farmer by trade, diverts from selling insurance to farming full time. He recently bought two pigs named Duroe and speaks of a promising upcoming season with grain and meat crops. His Irish heritage traits are noted in local remarks.
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Eugene Segraves
Nature
Duroe
New Attorney for City York’s Rise and Local Notes
O R York, a railway mail clerk on the Asheboro division, has become Attorney York after top marks in the examination. He trained at home by night, using Blackstone as guidance, and is praised as a self-made man. York plans to resign early next year and practice in High Point, while serving as president of the Art Furnishing and Realty Company of the city. Also noted are tall corn yields from Mr Stout, a Sunday Red Cross rally, and a reminder to pay newspaper bills to stay ahead.
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York
Art Furnishing and Realty
Assuci
Prince of Good Fellows Bradner
Mike Pee
Stout
Red Cross
Christmas drives and postwar notices fill local ads
The issue highlights Christmas checks from bank savings departments, returning soldiers like Dr I T Mann reuniting with Br Hiatt in medicine, and calls to action for printing services from Stamey Printing House. It notes Home Guards rifle arrivals, a Million Dollar Educational Fund rally, Baptist and High Point mentions, and a War Savings booth at South Main Street to boost sales toward the quota.
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