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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
2
Recruitment notice for country correspondents offering commissions and salaries. Details on annual and shorter subscriptions with cash rebates. Encourages covering broad routes with news of public interest and offers premium incentives. Contact the office for permanent positions.
The editor of The Review mails papers and envelopes to all correspondents and occasional writers. Readers are urged to deliver the paper to a local helper on their route if they cannot read it themselves, with plans for greater things for correspondents and rewards for participation.
The Review invites correspondents to engage with the paper, promising prompt answers and an open invitation to visit the office. Writers are urged to report events such as farmer rallies school entertainments marriages and deaths fully and promptly, acting as The Review’s representative.
The Review seeks a young man from the country to handle subscriptions and collect accounts on rural routes and nearby towns. Must own a horse and buggy and reside locally. Strong emphasis on practical reliability and local knowledge for the position.
Archdale and Trinity played a close baseball game last Saturday with Trinity prevailing. Mrs H A Tomlinson and Thomas Jordan were reported ill at home. George Baker was injured but improving after a collision at A and M College. Samuel Willets of New York, member of Archdale Shooting Club, is in town for a brief hunt.
Old Trinity News reports a College Valentine party with festive decorations and enjoyment. Miss Carrie Phillips, teaching in Wake County, is home due to measles in her school. Rita Romeo and Juliet played at High Point on the 14th, a candy pulling at Mrs Phillips Saturday night, Miss Tishie English visiting friends, and changes in local households. The Trinity Book Club met, Mrs Young and daughter ill with grippe, and local improvements by the Gannaway place. Coaches, residents, and events reflect a bustling community social scene.
Mrs. Martha Charles dies at her home six miles west of Wallburg at 54. Funeral at Friendship. Eugene Smith is treated after a log accident and recovers. Clodfelter family and neighbors attend rabbit hunt near Abbott's Creek. Miss Penny of Thomasville to demonstrate cooking at Shady Grove on March 3. Mrs. Mary A. Clodfelter noted.
John Welborn of Route 1 Thomasville was a caller at the Review office on Saturday, providing information or questions to the staff.
Beatriz Michelena chronicles early motion picture development from Marey and Muybridge to English devices, noting the shift from bulky glass plates to flexible film. The piece praises persistence, contrasts scientific and commercial aims, and highlights global efforts driving toward pliable film and eventual cinematic progress.
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