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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
2
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Notices and advertisements not contracted for a set period will be inserted and charged until ordered out. The Review declines whiskey advertisements and will not run ads detrimental to High Paint business interests.
The piece argues that mail order competition can be met by merchants uniting to buy ad space in local newspapers for a year. It promotes a business directory plus weekly offerings and prices, to inform newcomers and support local commerce against outside catalogs. The column notes benefits seen in catalog advertising and urges detailed local price exposure.
President Wilson signs the administration currency bill, emancipating credit from elite control and centralizing reserves. The reform releases over $7 million in reserves for active use, expands elastic note circulation, and shifts dominance from gold certificates to federal reserve notes. Sir George Pais notes the federal reserve may hold bank reserves and issue notes, reducing gold imports.
In Mount Airy February 4 a granite monument is planned for Floyd and Claude Allen, executed for Hillsville War courthouse deaths. Victor Allen funds and designs it with James E Wilson. The marker on face reads Allen with sides naming Floyd and Claud. A marble slab from Richmond supporters will be added.
Governor Locke Craig heralds a February conference in Raleigh by the North Carolina Conference for Social Service. The event runs February 13 to 15 and features Prof Clarence Poe addressing North Carolina of Tomorrow with a focus on health education morals and urban and rural issues.
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