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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
7
A patriotic poem envisions the flag as symbol of unity and liberty. It recalls Monmouth to Gettysburg, invokes heroes, and glorifies the flag’s universal meaning as the nation marks jubilee. The work addresses children and veterans, urging reverence for the flag’s enduring promise.
A reflective note on Independence Day urging appreciation of liberty won at great cost. It urges citizens to honor those who sacrificed for freedom and to celebrate with worthy conduct, reminding readers that the individual contributes to the nation as a whole. The piece emphasizes sacrifice, security, and pride in liberty for posterity.
Gaillard Hunt argues every citizen should read the Declaration of Independence annually. He credits George Mason as a primary influence, noting Mason’s longstanding friendship with George Washington and his key role in shaping the ideas Jefferson later formalized. The piece emphasizes Mason’s lofty character and patriotism.
A promotional note from High Point Milling Company touts White Frost flour as the best for baking. It claims the flour is made from superior wheat and yields excellent bread, cake, and pastry.
The Carolina and Yadkin River Railway Company announces a timetable in force April 10 191. The schedule lists train arrival and departure times at various stations but notes that times are not guaranteed and changes may occur. Northbound and southbound services are shown with routes including High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock and others.
A historical tribute argues for solemn and meaningful Independence Day observances. It recalls 1776 deeds and Lincoln era patriotism while noting past excesses and urging wiser, public-spirited celebrations through organized games and civic events.
The passage emphasizes the enduring unity of states and people under a shared flag. It highlights the ideals of union across lakes and lands, expressing patriotic reverence for the nation's emblem and collective resolve.
Jinks defends a friend and Blinks apologizes after a clash over a speech. Jinks admits he knocked down Jackson following sharp criticism of Maxson’s remarks. Blinks reveals he wrote the contested speech himself.
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