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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
8
The article urges readers to seize available opportunities for happiness and avoid the seductive paths to sorrow. It warns that knowledge alone does not prevent wrong choices, emphasizing deliberate self control, vigilance, and the dangers of unchecked desires in guiding life toward peace and growth.
The article notes a surge in public sentiment as the powerful influence of the visitors grows. It emphasizes how crowd mood has reached a boiling point and signals mounting pressure on leaders and observers alike.
A violent public display targets a German defector Von Hoegen as he is beaten, forced to recite loyalty pledges, and urged to sing the Star Spangled Banner. The crowd disperses amid cheering for public sentiment, which is praised as a guardian of loyalty and liberty.
High Point compact notes report Wall Bros. will close their South mont factory due to Yadkin water shortages from a new bridge. Shady Grove public school to close in March for an exhibit. Local births and illnesses listed, including a new baby to Mr and Mrs Frank Clodfelter. Community columns praise The Review and note subscriptions, upcoming farmer chores, and local happenings.
Mrs. Jack Bolling returns to her Welch school class after illness. June Williard’s baby recovers from pneumonia. Welch students endure risky trips to school with skating mishaps. J. M. Hoover loses a horse due to severe injury while driving. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith visit Mechanicsville. Charlie Burns and family stay with Mrs. J. A. Culler Tuesday into Wednesday.
The report mentions Mr and Mrs W E Kirkman and Hazel Adams at Welch school house on the 18th where a tree was missed by some. John Proctor's baby has been seriously ill but is thought to be better now.
Geo Ellis from New York visits Trinity. Mrs Benson Parker recovers. Rev T B Johnson travels to High Point. Dr George N Young of Kentucky to address Trinity February 4. Miss Lily Royal arrives to reside. Miss Rose Johnson and Miss Rebecca Parrish travel to High Point. Trinity Book Club meets at Miss Effie White's home.
A vintage advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for kidney issues. It cites Mrs. N. C. Crawford's claim of relief from backache and kidney trouble after use, noting widespread local faith and a 60 cent price at dealers. The product is linked to FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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