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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
4
The Morristown Jerseyman comments on Admiral Sims amid charges and countercharges, noting Benson’s rebuttal and a Taft reprimand. It also discusses land policy, tenant farming critique, and a state casualty report: Southern losses totaled 37,266 in WWI with North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee leading in officer and enlisted deaths.
Mr Alva English of Hillsboro Orange county visited relatives here last week and has lived recently in a large town in Orange county near the Okeeweechee farm. John White is down with the flu. L Farlow plans to move from Brame place to High Point where he has worked for some time. Mrs Weeks has improved after illness earlier in the week. The high school closed due to influenza. Wesley Reddick has been unwell for a while. Allman, a high school student, is seriously ill with pneumonia. George Paul just returned from New York. Rex Rayne of Ellenboro visited here. No religious services Sunday due to influenza, thought to be milder this year.
Washington report notes Tennessee suffered heaviest losses among Southern states east of the Mississippi as the war overseas continues. Details on North Carolina's military record are incomplete in the fragment.
Mary A. Clodfelter reports widespread flu in Wallburg with nearly every family affected. The Clodfelter and Tuttles families are confined, while D E Coldfelter’s clan remains indoors except two members. Mrs Mock passes away and Mrs Smith shows illness. The writer volunteers nursing, notes no pneumonia yet, and hopes for relief as she and her husband plant garden crops.
E C Davis of 114 Wills St reports severe back pain kidney headaches and two weeks off work. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain headaches and fully cured him. 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Dr and Mrs W F Clayton occupy rooms at the home of Mr and Mrs Bascom Hoskins on Gatewood Avenue while Mrs J A Eshelman and children are confined to their Johnson Street home with an influenza attack.
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