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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
4
Notice describes advertising policy and charges for untimed inserts including cards of thanks and obituaries. It notes free news matter, requires signed names for letters, and offers to publish short letters on important matters. It states writers may request non printing of their name for protection.
The country press argues the postal zone system raises costs and hurts rural readers. It cites rural free delivery costs at 14 cents per piece and 38 cents overhead per pound, predicting rates nearly 18 cents per pound and urging newspapers to resist. The piece also notes war orphans relief efforts and donations to adoption campaigns in Chicago.
The Piedmont Baptist Association marks its 26th anniversary at White Oak Baptist Church in Greensboro from July 31 to August 3. Rev. J. M. Hilliard serves as moderator and Rev. W. H. Etter as clerk.
Work on a brick three story hospital facing Greensboro road will begin soon with an estimated cost of about one hundred thousand dollars. Local doctors including Messrs. C. E. Reitzel, Woodruff, Jackson and others are involved in the project.
The piece reports that French war orphans suffer malnutrition and shock as peace nears. It notes a declined birth rate and cites the Fatherless Children of France, an American group partnering with a Paris-based body led by Marshal Joffre, highlighting distress among children receiving aid.
The Cherokee Club fishing group on the historic Little River near Carthage formally opens for business this week. Local fishermen are invited to join and participate in club activities at the new site along the river.
A casual note describes pain from corns and an odd remedy idea using two to three drops and quick relief moments. The speaker likens stepping away briefly to ease the sting and mentions taking a short vacation as part of the response.
Announcement promotes Dixie Dairy Company's new High Point plant opening August 1 offering farmers a market for milk and cream. It urges dairying, paying cash for cream, and emphasizes prompt cash payment, high prices, and a direct route to profits, inviting trial shipments after August 1.
The article promotes cutting heat from stoves and invites readers to inspect new Detroit Jewel gas ranges now in stock with prices starting at 27 dollars.
Mrs. J. C. Cook of 806 E Russell St recounts back and kidney pain relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Alea Drug Co. She says headaches nerves and noise sensitivity improved after a few doses and one box fully cured her.
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