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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
8
A wide open contest invites nominations without cost and promises votes for subscriptions. The time limit ends October 14 at midnight. The notice lists vote schedules for 1 to 20 year subscriptions and club certificates adding thousands of extra votes, with standings and local notices included.
A persuasive lesson for advertisers urging a direct, punchy sales approach. Target the psychology of buyers by presenting a complete, feature rich story that engages the fireside audience and builds trust before money changes hands.
The State Laboratory of Hygiene ships about 9 000 doses weekly, immunizing roughly 3 000 people. Officials expect to catch up within a week and then fill orders the same day or next. Vaccine is free with a physician or health officer order. The lab will not send to laymen.
Dr Washburn reports unprecedented vaccine requests across Nash County and statewide as health officers vaccinate in large batches. The campaign cites minimal pain, common mild reactions, and no serious statewide side effects. Three doses, spaced weeks apart, aim to reduce typhoid cases and deaths, with North Carolina losing 1,200 lives last year. A letter from Lt Ely Denson mentions a move to Honolulu.
The Review asks to move the paper’s address from McKenzie Wyoming to Honolulu Hawaii care 25th Infantry Schofield Barracks. It states that 14 sails for Honolulu in August and will be stationed there for four years. Best wishes are extended.
The editor reports a new city reservoir nearly finished with tarred cement basin and grassed banks to prevent washouts. Water from the basin will be filtered and used for drinking and fighting fires, with four acres owned by the city for the site. A wind storm caused little damage while dry weather worries farmers.
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