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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1914

Page

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Local plant bid approved and operations resume

Frank Wineskie bid $7,325.00 for Central Foundry & Machine Co plant. Referee Ferguson confirms on the 26th. Plant restarts under Wilkes McClare, former manager. Community notes report fire damage at High Point Dental Parlors and upcoming business openings on Jordan Street including The People's Motor Car Co and Allen Bros millinery expansion.

Frank Wineskie Central Foundry & Machine Co Ferguson Wilkes McClare J. E. Thompson Asheboro Washington Street M. E. Church High Point Dental People’s Motor Car Co Jordan Street Doc N. W. Welburn J. A. Barker A. C. Jones Overland Buick Allen Bros Stamey Printing House Stamey Rose Theater Powell The Danville Frank Warner Warner Willow Brook Street Helen Brockett Connie Charles Florida Carolina and High Point Horney Thompson Greensboro Central Foundry & Machine Works

Winter's Approach Warns of Severe Weather Ahead

As the Mars period ends readers are urged to prepare for extreme wintry and stormy weather through February and into March. The notice warns those with no winter experience to heed the warning and secure fuel shelter and food for people and animals.

Wood Alcohol Warning Prompts Crackdown by NYC Committee

The New York Committee for the Prevention of Blindness targets bay rum and toilet articles containing wood alcohol. Two manufacturers fined and four face trial while warnings highlight risks from bay rum power house whisky and soft drinks. Barbers should use safe products and consumers check for avoidable contamination.

New York Committee For the Prevention Power House

Girl from the Sunny South at Rose Theater

A four reel Civil War romance drama titled The Girl from the Sunny South is billed at the Rose Theater. The feature promises battle scenes with cannons and large-scale fighting, presented for the High Point audience on Tuesday February 3rd at 10 cents for all.

Sunny” South Sunny South Rose Theater Tucsian

Marriage Unites Bessie Wager and A Kaplan in Hebrew Ceremony

A Hebrew ceremony united Miss Bessie Wager of Randallman and A Kaplan of Danville in a Tuesday night wedding at 8 o'clock during Jr. O U A M ball. Rabbi Mendeljohs of Roanoke performed the rite before a large crowd of Hebrews and a few Gentiles. The service lasted longer than a Protestant one and concluded with a generous Hebrew feast and late-hour festivities.

Bessie Wager Randleman A. Kaplan Danville Mendeljohs Roanoke

The Fake Sale Stunt Exposed by Honest Merchants

The Review denounces fake sale advertisements and urges shoppers to demand genuine values. It praises honest High Point merchants and promises to reject fake price ploys when editors believe them to be fakes.

Review

Etiquette of Bible Rules and Local Weddings

A readable column mixes biblical etiquette quotes with local notices. Thurlow Kearns and his wedding party travel to New Bern for a marriage to Miss Baum. R C Yoad of Greensboro plans to erect a building on his North Main street property.

Thurlow Kearns New Bern Kearns Miss Baum North Carolina Greensboro North Main Street

Down South Era of Optimism and Opportunity

A column series by Barton W. Currie highlights optimistic Southward outlooks. It notes the Panama Canal’s impact on trade, railroad support for growth, credit expansion, and transformative farming gains from alfalfa and rice crop prospects, signaling a bright era for Southern farmers.

South Barton W. Currie Met New York World Currie Panama Canal

Passion Play at Rose Theater February 5 1914

The Rose Theater announces a new three reel hand colored Passion Play titled The Life of Christ to be shown for the public on Thursday February 5 1914. Admission is 10 cents for all.

Rose Theater High Point Pathe Company France

Rate Hearing Extended to February 24th in Raleigh

The special rate commission adjourned its meeting in Raleigh until February 24th to allow cross examination of the State witness and to begin developing its testimony. The notice appears in the Greensboro Recon brief section with local Route 4 news from Kernersville.

Special Rate Commission Raleigh Kernersville Fiora Payne Elmer California Payne

Brief Filed in Interstate Freight Rate Case by Davis

On January 25 Raleigh reports the last day for briefs to the Interstate Commerce Commission in the North Carolina reduced interstate freight rate case. Chairman Travis of the North Carolina Corporation Commission sent a 26 page brief to Washington detailing Virginia city rate discrimination and proposed lower rates from western points to North Carolina to relieve the state.

Raleigh Interstate Commerce Commission North Carolina Corporation Commission North Carolina Travis Corporation Commission Washington Virginia Carolina Southern Railway Statesville Knoxville, Tenn Knoxville Greensboro Paint Rock Asheville

Mrs Ingram Dies at Trinity Afterillness

An aged woman Mrs Ingram passed away at Trinity on Thursday. She was the mother of Professor Ingram.

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