Where Nature Smiles Mountaintop Travel Log
A High Point Sunday trip via Rural Hall Moore's Springs Lauratown Mountains Piedmont Danbury Walnut Cove Kernersville and back. The author and family visit Moore's Springs enjoying the hotel views water quality claim, music, amusements and camping with about 250 guests. They describe mountain roads, routes through Quaker Gap and Rural Hall return via Walnut Cove Walkertown and Kernersville arriving home tired and ready for another trip.
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Rural Hall
Quaker Gap
Moore’s Springs
Lauratown
Piedmont
Danbury
Walnut Cove
Kernersville
Home
High Point
A. L. Burns
Winston
Moore’s
Old Pinnacle
Lauratown Gumue
Quaker Gap Toll Station
Wade Meeum
Moore
A. P. Staley
Mr. Paschal
Mrr. Moore
Mebane Walker
Payne
Leif Peterson
Will Moore
Uod
Vtul
Junbury
Dodson
Ther
Walkertown
Chickasaw Tribe No. 32 Honors and Installs Leaders
At a July meeting incoming Sachem A C Staley presented a gold ring to C of R York for bringing in the most accepted applications in six moons. July 14 installations by Deputy B H Bradner included Prophet D F Lopp, Sachem A C Staley, Sr Sagamore J D Atkins, Jr Sagamore Dallas Zollicoffer, Wigwam Keeper W H Kaney, Trustee C A Lewis. Other officers remained. A July banquet praised members as the tribe posted a net gain of about forty for the term.
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A.C. Staley
R. York
Fred Tesh
B. H. Bradner
Prophet
D. F. Lopp
Sachem
A. C. Staley
Sr. Sagamore
J.D. Atkins
Jr. Sagamore
Dallas Zollicoffer
W. H. Kaney
C. A. Lewis
Times
Notice to subscribers on paid in advance plan
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Wednesday Review issue notes editor vacation
The Review announces an afternoon publication on Wednesday to allow the editor a short vacation. The notice explains the timing is chosen to accommodate personal leave without impacting local coverage.
Personal and Otherwise: Local News Highlights
Capt Crandall of the Salvation Army takes a post at Rocky Mount. Misses Carmen and Lucy Oakes visit their Raeford aunts. Ed Kearns barn suffered fire damage Sunday morning. Miss Bessie Woodson won a California trip. West End church meetings grow with Evangelist Sorrell preaching. Mrs L M Hobbs and Mrs Anna Lindsey visit A E Tate. Tax payment deadline March 31 threatens property sales.
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Capt. Crandall
Salvation Army
Rocky Mount
Carmen
Lucy Oakes
Raeford
E. K. Ingram
Ed Kearns
Troupe Stamey
W. L. Stamey
Lawndale
Plymouth
Lloyd M. Dodameade
Mont Clair
Hendersonville
Gems From Great Minds Collection of Famous Quotations
A compact anthology of maxims from Stevenson Carlyle Thoreau Lincoln Mathews and Van Dyke. The excerpts urge honesty fortitude sincerity and compassion while promoting personal growth and living life boldly. These brief lines emphasize truthfulness self-respect and moral courage.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Carlyle
Henry D. Thoreau
Shailor Mathews
Abraham Lincoln
van Dyke
The Cotton Crop Outlook Report
The Census Bureau reports next year’s prospective cotton crop at 12,000,000 bales, 3,000,000 fewer than last year, a 22 percent drop. This year’s acreage totals 31,535,000 acres, down 5,871,000 acres or 15.6 percent. The crop condition improves versus last year, especially in this state.
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Census Bureau
Russia Sinks 59 Turkish Ships In One Day
London reports a fleet of 59 Turkish sailing vessels laden with war material for the Turkish army of the Caucasus was destroyed by Russian torpedo boat destroyers. The crews were captured, with prisoners taken.
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Russia
London
Caucasus
Lightning strikes picker room at Pickett Cotton Mills
Tuesday afternoon storm caused a fire in the picker room at Pickett Cotton Mills. Firemen arrived quickly and limited damage to burning some lint. Soldiers headed Monday night for Camp Glenn at Morehead City for annual encampment. Wishing Capt. Zollicoffer and his men a good trip.
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Pickett Cotton Mills
Camp Glenn
Morehead City
Capt. Zollicoffer
Tomatoes Growers on Steele and Pine Streets
Joe Kirkman on Steele street and Will Smith on Pine street raised fine tomato crops. Each produced several fruits weighing two pounds and measuring 16 to 18 inches in circumference. Mr Smith sold tomatoes worth about 30 dollars from his garden. Can you beat this on tomatoes.
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Joe Kirkman
Steele Street
Will Smith
Pine Street
Mr. Smith
Death of Mrs. C. A. Vick in Trinity
Mrs. C. A. Vick died at her Trinity home Saturday from pellagra. Survived by husband and six children led by Cyrus, the eldest, who serves as chief clerk at the freight depot. Husband and father is critically ill. Sympathies of friends are extended.
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C. A. Vick
Trinity
Pellagra
Cyrus
Tomlinson Named National T P A President at Omaha Banquet
A banquet at the Elwood hotel honored C. F. Tomlinson after his election as president of the National T P A during the Omaha meeting. J. E. Kirkman, local president, served as toast master. It was an enjoyable affair.
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Post D
Elwood
C. F. Tomlinson
National
Omaha
J. E. Kirkman
Nobleman Shows Human Sympathy Aiding Travelers
Last Sunday a tireless automobile party reached Piedmont Springs exhausted. Mrs Stamey fell to nervous indigestion but Mr Saunders of Winston and his wife helped, providing poultices and medicine from their summer cottage. The act touched all, proving genuine brotherly kindness beyond lodge labels.
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Piedmont Springs
Mr. Saunders
Winston
Still Small Voice Ends Lurid Office Scene With A Conscience
A New York attorney peeks from his desk and sees a stenographer on a man’s lap in a neighboring office. He calls the man, who reacts in shock as the lawyer declares, I am your conscience, and ends the call.
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New York
The Sunshine Man and Rip Gizzard in North Carolina
A humorous poem titled the Sunshine Man contrasts cheer with hardship. The piece follows a dire warning about North Carolina's new pizen called Rip Gizzard, a cheap ferment using meal sugar apples or peaches. The Anti-Saloon League and the WCTU push to curb this illicit drink amid rising private production.
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North Carolina
Hyde County
Anti-Saloon League
W.C.T.U
Laugh and the Word Laughs With You
A whimsical roundup notes a century old Vesta Pa death from pipe smoke and a large clan of descendants. A Pennsylvania judge cashiered at his home bank jokes about cash safety. A Jennings Mo tip reveals a hen beer trick to double egg output. An anecdote mocks gotten versus got. A child warns not to touch Mr Borum's hat and Rev S H Hilliard visits in the city.
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Vesta
Giles Baker
Pennsylvania
Jennings
Mr. Borum
Horrible Automobile Accident Claims Father and Two Children
Hickory July 18 report says Belton C. Shuford manager of Brookford cotton mill store was seriously injured and his two children Carl age five and Ruth age three killed when their automobile at a crossing near Longview was struck by passenger train No 12. Mrs Shuford and two other women were slightly hurt.
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Belton Shuford
Hickory
Belton C. Shuford
Brookford
Carl
Ruth
Ongview
Shuford
Bettie Holly
Lola Monday
Hanger
W. W. Pitts
Heat Safety Rules for Working Horses
A Boston Work-Horse Relief Association notice lists 12 practical heat safety steps for horses, including watering, shading, grooming, cooling, feeding adjustments, and signs of heat stroke. It notes nightly care, avoids hose use, and advises immediate attention if heat distress appears, with contact details for copies of full rules and a report of Wm. L. Smith returning from Charlotte.
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Boston Work-Horse Relief Association
Beacon,St
Boston
Mass
Good Things Planned By Merchants Association
At a regular meeting Tuesday night the Merchants Association announced pay-up week from July 31 to August 7 to urge members to settle accounts for a good rating. A basket picnic at High Rock is scheduled for August 19 with a special train, and doors will close each Thursday afternoon through September 16. Two new members joined, decorations planned for the Red Men convention in November, aiming to bring ex Governor Cole Blease and other prominent Red Men to town.
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Merchants’ Association
High Rock
Mrrchants
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Biggest Pair of All
Two girls argue over fibs and stories with each insisting the other is lying. They reference a professor and a real estate man to defend their views. The piece ends with a quiz about dividing $18.80 among 100,000,000 people to question ownership of a share.
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Blanche
Beth
United States
Seed Potatoes for Sale Ad Need Seed Now
Seed potatoes for sale for July and August plantings. For good seed call Moffitt's Farm at phone 4264. Samples on sale at Perryman's Grocery Store. adv.
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Moffitt’s
Perryman’s Grocery
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