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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
8
A newlywed couple aboard an ocean voyage faces a humorous exchange over meals and the shipboard routine as they joke about transferring dining duties to the deck, reflecting lighthearted domestic banter during travel.
The article argues that advertising is essential to building a business, listing personal solicitation, personal letters, newspaper ads, and circulars as key methods. It notes personal approaches are effective yet costly, with newspaper advertising described as the next best option and highly price efficient.
Railways and shippers tighten rules to reduce loss from damaged and poorly marked cotton. Beginning July 1913 higher charges will apply for loosely baled cotton as experts urge stricter packing, marking, and inspection to win foreign markets and protect farmers’ profits. Miss Julia C. Lathrop leads Child Welfare plans at the exposition with a Baby Health Contest and standard score cards to guide mothers and improve infant health.
Miss Julia C. Lathrop heads the Child Welfare Exhibit in Knoxville Tennessee for the National Conservation Exposition opening September 1. A babies room staffed by nurses will care for children while mothers view displays, with rest rooms and play spaces provided.
The managers of the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville plan a Child Welfare Exhibit to educate parents and children with valuable lessons.
Knoxville hosts the National Conservation Exposition from September 1 to November 1, advertised as the South’s largest, most diverse event showcasing resources, with over 2 million dollars invested, 11 large buildings, and backing from Gifford Pinchot. The piece notes broad aims to teach resource conservation, highlight Southern industry, and features local updates on Dr. Hiatt, school changes, and a wedding.
The article states that hundreds of thousands of visitors from across the nation will find complete exhibits when the exposition opens in Knoxville. It notes work is far advanced and all displays in the numerous white buildings and departments will be ready from day one, avoiding the partial openings seen at other expositions.
Rail lines announce exceptionally low rates for the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Tennessee. Valid from September through October, these fares serve travelers within about 300 miles, enabling many to attend at reduced cost.
A false rumor claimed Ford cars would drop to three for 1000 and the Ford plant sold to John D. Rockefeller to raise gas prices. The tale proved unfounded but served as a publicity stunt for Ford.
Report states Japanese residents in California retaliate against the alien law by boycotting related businesses. On several ranches workers have quit en masse without explanation, signaling organized opposition within ethnic communities.
Fred Kelly of New London Connecticut, twenty four, reached Moberly Missouri to wed Miss Ava Mercer seventeen after discovering her name and address on an egg last December. He said Christmas Eve he wrote a long love letter and January 8 received a reply stating she had written for over a year. Her father sent a substantial money order and promised a fine position and home.
A succinct reflection citing Carlyle about gleams in men's expressions signaling access to a higher entry or insight.
A vintage newspaper style call to advertising readers urging use of The Review to find workers, partners, clerks, servants, and to sell piano, carriage, town property and various goods, emphasizing advertising as a key to success and business energy.
Guilford Council No. 23 Ji O U M honors the death of Mrs. Mattie Carter Farrington on May 19 1913. The resolutions extend heartfelt sympathy to her husband W W Farrington and six children, commend them to divine care, and authorize minutes copies and publication notices. Composed by J M Hilliard John G Scruggs and J A Fitzgerald.
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