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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
Publication Office at 106 North Main Street issues weekly issues rate card and policy. It states notices not contracted for a time run until ordered out with charges for cards of thanks resolutions of respect obituary notices personal write ups and similar items. It invites short letters while requesting signed authors for protection.
The piece extols Clemenceau Lloyd George and Wilson as three pivotal leaders who shaped World War I and the postwar order. It recalls Clemenceau’s fierce leadership for France, Lloyd George’s reforms in Britain, and Wilson’s idealistic aims and fourteen points guiding the peace conference.
Miss Brown corrects ally pronunciation as ali and reacts to allies' deeds with "that's a lie" while students vow to uphold school pride under any circumstance in Margaret Johnson's record.
Three prominent leaders of the Methodist Episcopal Church South return to America after two months in Europe to study conditions and plan a five million dollar Centenary program for upbuilding schools and churches in Belgium Italy and France. Bishop James Atkins Bishop Walter Lambuth and Dr W W Pinson lead the effort. Lambuth goes home to Oakdale California while Atkins and Pinson resume Nashville headquarters duties. Lavalliers watch chains and other jewelry advertised by Stameys Jewelry in the same column.
Mrs. Charles Lee of 423 South Main Street, High Point, testified December 21, 1914, about kidney pain and backache improved after two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. She reaffirmed July 23, 1918 that she still recommends the remedy and advises others with kidney complaints to use it. The medicine was priced at 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
A partnership known as Guilford Table Company between S. F. Wall and E. S. Hutchison is dissolved by mutual consent as of May 1 1919. All debts and obligations accrue to S. F. Wall who assumes all outstanding obligations of the Guilford Table Company.
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