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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
4
City and suburbs see outreach efforts expanding to homes and businesses. Programs aim to improve services, infrastructure, and access, with officials stating broad coverage and cooperative support from residents and local organizations.
The readable text describes a fragmented scene with unclear sequence and several garbled terms. The piece references a wall, a wall feature, and a journalistic reading context while mentioning a reverend and an imist figure amid a disruptive event.
The 1912 call urges every citizen to contribute to High Point North Carolina, aiming for growth and unity. The city touts its superior living and work ethic, celebrates subscriber growth, and offers a free Hicks almanac with advance yearly payment. Joe Hoffman visited Shelby while his son Graham is in the drug business.
The paper states that The Review did not publish last Christmas week despite a prior notice. No further details on causes or staffing are provided.
An archaic correspondent extols weekly papers as steady, unobtrusive companions that endure beyond readers. It praises a paper’s evolving content, noting that after one reads there remains more for others, and predicts newspapers persist indefinitely as woven fabric of daily life.
City merchants dressed shop windows with festive scenes for Christmas. Weather dampened spirits and sales slightly, but overall trade on the season exceeded expectations as the final tally closed strong for the period.
Changes in Business The Bazaar will leave the city as proprietor Mr Hatkett relocates to California. Removal to occur this month. Vietor Clothing winds up and offers a special sale to that effect. NOH Silver will occupy Victor Clothing Co stand after April 1. Mr Austin the paper hanger moves into the Silver store on April 1.
Fragmented prose offers guidance on avoiding disease and infection from contaminated foods and milk. It references tuberculosis risk and the idea that despite sources of infection, the best defense is avoidance and prudent habits. No clear dates, places, or persons are identifiable.
Advice on maintaining health by fresh air, rest, moderation, and good hygiene to prevent illness. Emphasizes avoiding overwork, sleep loss, poor ventilation, and intemperance while promoting regular habits, sunlight, open windows, and screens to keep out pests. Warns against the Great White Plague and related diseases.
The Souther Railway Company invites bids for constructing a Belle fire railway at Tilt Point connecting the main line with the Asheboro Branch. The project aims to speed freight to industrial centers and provide sites for new utilities, with the line about ten miles long crossing the main line opposite the Pickett Gallia mills. Local residents and relatives are noted in a block of social, nonessential items.
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