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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
4
The piece argues officials favor efficiency over economy, urging large home spending and collective consumption. It claims the United States can meet global needs, emphasizes vast resources and labor, and calls for redistribution from rich to workers while promoting rapid, efficient production and reduced waste.
Soldiers in the National Guard and other voters away from home must protect their voting rights by registering now. County boards of elections act as registrars and sheriff officers provide contact details. Current registrants may vote by mail if away, but mail registration is not allowed.
Gov Bickett advocates using tobacco barns to dry fruits and vegetables. Fruits are placed in pans on poles, with heat from the furnace. evaporation can be faster and cheaper than external evaporators. One fruit type at a time is advised due to varying heat needs.
The author argues brine preservation beats sauer kraut. Quartered cabbage heads are layered in barrels, covered with brine salty enough to float an egg, weighted to stay submerged, and kept indefinitely. When used, soak or boil to remove salt, then cook as fresh cabbage.
Miss Clara Tucker and Ira Tucker visited the Phillips family over the weekend. Leona Guyer returned from Thomasville after visiting Mrs. R. T. Ritchie. Josephine Smith of Asheboro stayed with Ida Guyer last week. J. Lewis Woodson of Newport News, Virginia visited friends. C. S. Phillips and family visited W. W. Guyer. Myrtle and Blanche Ingram and Katherine Hayworth of Mechanicsville visited Magdalene and Bessie Phillips. Mrs. Henry Thacker died Sunday on route 2. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Guyer visited W. M. Jester’s family Sunday.
Miss Luther Green recovers at Charlotte hospital and is due home soon. Will Hine remains ill with typhoid fever and Will Anderson reports a wet week. Jacob Reed considers moving from Southmont to join the community. J R Clodfelter resigns as Deaf School secretary and plans to return home. Weather brings rain. Mrs C C Smith improves. Sunday school rally at Friedland church postponed to September. Draft mobilization excites residents. Mrs Lafayette McGhee visits. families preserve fruits and vegetables. John and Mrs Garrison transport 15 bushels of beans to Winston with few sales. D E Clodester ships beans to High Point. Piedmont Liberty School at Wallburg to start September. Prof Kirk praised. Wilmer Clodfelter draws more puzzle pictures.
The piece describes a canning method for snap beans with sugar and salt, sterilizing jars, and preserving butter beans corn and peas. It also notes Camp Fire Girls activities at the hotel, visits from Mrs. Marsh Bullard, changes in faculty at Oxford, travels of Prof. Phillips, and local social updates including a Red Cross organization planned for August.
Mortgagee Bettie Corbit announces sale of real estate in High Point Guilford County North Carolina on August 11 1917 at noon due to default on two mortgage deeds from C W Comstock and Rhett Leach Comstock to Corbit The lot fronts Elm Street measures 55 feet by 76 feet and includes a seven room residence No 112 The property is part of the late Geo T Leach estate conveyed to Rhett Leach Conn exe by heirs at law This notice is dated July 6 1927 and lists W P Ragan as attorney and guardian assignee
Mortgage sale notice states W M Long's deed later assigned to Bettie Corbit guardian. On August 11 1917 at 2 PM the premises in High Point North Carolina will be sold at public auction for cash, Lot Nos 22 and 24 in Block 6 of Snow Park as per People's Realty Company plot.
In the Superior Court of Guilford County North Carolina August term 1917 Sarah Adams plaintiff versus H H Chaplain defendant. The defendant must appear at Greensboro on August 14 1917 to answer the complaint or the plaintiff will apply for relief. This July 2 1917. M W Gant C S C.
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