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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
4
The Review opposes whiskey ads and warns against business attacks on High Point health. Gas tonia leads in fighting fake advertising schemes, urging merchants to stick with local newspaper media to keep profits local. A reflective toast poem follows, contemplating mentorship and the rite of passage.
The prize for the best definition of advertising goes to Walter J. Hamburger of Baltimore who receives 25 dollars. The essay describes advertising as a force that lets the business man reach customers despite distance and speak through many tongues while shaping desires and supplying needs. It warns advertising cannot sustain false enterprises and notes its power to transform everyday objects.
Officers pursued a speeding auto Saturday afternoon near the city after spotting occupants believed to be sought. They found a large quantity of liquor inside, but the pursued parties escaped and the haul remained water. The suspects fled, exposing greater guilt for investigators.
The army plans a colossal 16 inch bore cannon to defend the Panama Canal. It will fire the heaviest projectiles with high accuracy within a 16 mile lane. The weapon is a new military experiment drawing global interest as work continues toward completion over the next year.
A collection of pithy observations on politics, marriage, prohibition, international figures, and social mores. The notes touch on Colorado's Senate bid, West Virginia's enforcement, Providence, and the quirks of the era's public discourse with sharp, humorous insight.
Spopee a Black Foot Indian freed by President Wilson after 34 years in prison. He will leave the federal hospital for the insane and return to his daughter in Browning Montana. Tribal elders and Blackfeet witnesses helped confirm his identity and legacy amid questions on jurisdiction and self defense.
Col Fred A Olds in the News and Observer argues NC must build and exhibit at the 1915 Panama Exposition in California. He calls for about $65 000 before January legislative session, noting Virginia Florida and Georgia already plan exhibits and urging NC to speak to a national audience about its agricultural industry furniture tobacco and peanuts.
The piece questions a new trend in treating vice as a mental malformation. It argues against medicalizing behavior and suggests a blunt approach, proposing early harsh discipline as the instrument to remove bad behavior. The tone is skeptical of replacing bodily cures with punitive methods.
David Funston of the Southern immigration department was here on business Monday, detailing routine visits and administrative matters.
Announcement of a special NEC excursion train to Atlantic City leaving High Point August 11 at 11 18 PM and returning by August 25 1914. Fares listed Lexington 12 00 High Point 11 50 Randleman 12 00. Special Pullman sleeping cars attached. reservations via nearest agent.
Mrs S C Burton of Houston praises Cardui the woman's tonic claiming two bottles gained 15 pounds and restored her health after months of illness It is advertised as a purely vegetable remedy with over 50 years of use and a 64 page treatment book available from Chattanooga Medicine Co Tenn
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