Review Publication Office Subscription Rates and Notices
The Review announces subscription rates for one year six months and three months with delivery to city and suburbs. Advertising rates on application. All notices not contracted for specified time will be inserted and charged until ordered out. The paper refuses whiskey ads and aims to protect High Point business interests. The infant death rate in Australia has fallen since women gained the ballot, reflecting the mother’s role in child care.
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High Point
Australia
North Carolina to Begin Inoculation Program for Legumes
The 1913 Brown Legume Inoculation Bill allows the State Board of Agriculture to produce and distribute inoculating material at cost. A small lab is being set up in Raleigh to manufacture inoculants for crops like alfalfa clovers cow peas and soybeans. Distribution starts September first at about fifty cents per acre, far below current private prices. Apply to Commissioner of Agriculture care Pure Seed Laboratory Raleigh with clear name and address.
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North Carolina State Board of Agriculture
North Carolina
Board of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Care Pure Seed Laboratory
Raleigh
N. C
Review offers free scholarship to Edwards Business College
The Review promises a free scholarship to Edwards Business College for any student who secures one hundred dollars in new subscriptions by September 1. Old subscriptions count half, and the publisher pays 25 percent on every dollar collected if the target is not met. The note invites readers to sign up, promising an easy win.
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Edwards Business College
The A and M College Work Across State Industries
A brief portrait shows the Agricultural and Mechanical College shaping state progress through farms dairies orchards dye houses cotton mills machine shops light plants surveying railway work and more. It highlights how West Raleigh draws ambitious youths for practical training amid the heat of summer.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
West Raleign
Cherokee Mountaineers of North America Were Unique
The Cherokee Nation, famed as the mountaineers, stood as a powerful, advanced people in early North America. They lived in towns with seven clans, strict inter clan marriage rules, and strong female equality. An incident with a lost girl led to the creation of the Holly clan, expanding the clan system. The Cherokees welcomed whites and civilization, famed for warlike yet disciplined conduct. Correspondent from Claremont, Oklahoma, writing for the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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Nor America
Rio Grande
Cherokee Nation
Claremont
Okla
St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Administrator's Notice for Marion Smith Estate Guilford NC
W H Ragan administrator with will annexed notes the estate of Marion Smith of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must exhibit claims by June 11 1915 and all debts should be paid promptly. Public notice dated June 11 1914 in High Point North Carolina.
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Marion Smith
Guilford County
State of North Carolina
High Point
N. C
W.H Ragan
Admr
Read High Point Citizens Endorse Doan's Kidney Pills
Endorsement from F C Remfry of 512 S Main St High Point North Carolina recounts severe kidney trouble back and limb pain and inability to move after sitting. He credits three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills with a permanent cure after faithful use and urges others to obtain the same remedy from Foster Wilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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High Point
F. C. Remfry
S. Main Street
N. C
Doan
Mr. Remtry
Foster- Wilburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Adler-i-ka Ad Speaks For Quick Relief
Local druggists in High Point announce Adler-i-ka as a simple bowel cleanser made from buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. The firm claims just one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation almost immediately and cites its fame for curing appendicitis. Matton Drug Co.
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Adler
Matton Drug Co
Child labor ban in Australia and New Zealand
The article notes that child labor is nearly eliminated in Australia and New Zealand, with adults performing all work. It highlights rising wages from 1901 to 1911, women voters, environmental stewardship, and protections against strikes and sweatshop labor in these equal suffrage nations.
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Australia
New Zealand
Premier Non-Puncture Auto Tires Ad Claims Savings
An ad outlines Premier non puncture tires with sizes 31x4 through 87x5 and prices, discounts, and shipping terms. It promotes non puncture reliners and claims reduced blowouts and longer miles, urging early ordering and direct sale to avoid middlemen profits.
Carolina & Yadkin River Railway Stations Schedule 1913
The Carolina & Yadkin River Railway issues a timetable effective October 14, 1913, listing station stop times for High Point, Thomasville, Gordontown, Denton, and High Rock. It notes arrival and departure times are not guaranteed and service subject to change without notice.
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High Point
Thomasville
Gordontown
Denton
High Rock
Northbow
A. M. Ly
Gordon
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