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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
7
Gingles jingles urge bold effort and steady work to secure success. They promote studying hard mastering skills and keeping colors flying. The lines stress grit resilience and unwavering pursuit of opportunity with a call to grab the job that suits you and make it hum.
Last Monday featured Buy-a-can day as Guilford County Cann ing club girls packed tomatoes for sale. The political scene heats up as W. P. Ragan weighs a run for Congress in the Fifth district and citizens watch the Legislature with keen interest.
The text argues procrastination is the thief of time and more. It warns against harsh self judgment while urging bold effort to use God given gifts and overcome weak spots. It notes procrastination damages any field and even home, church, and school, causing worry and harm to others dependent on you.
A motivational piece on avoiding procrastination citing Rockefeller and J P Morgan. It urges timely action, regularity, and keeping engagements to build confidence and secure opportunities. The text contrasts imaginative clarity with procrastination and emphasizes punctuality in all duties.
A farmer from Atlec Va reports weakness appetite sleep and weight loss improved after three bottles of Vinci cod liver and iron tonic. He says his blood is good and he feels well again. Also mentions Chief Grey recovering from sudden acute indigestion after illness last week.
A reader questions the purpose of free seed shipments from Congress to citizens calling the program an enormous waste of money. They ask whether lawmakers would oppose ending the practice and label the scheme childish and silly.
The piece contrasts two types of spenders a spender who wastes ten dollars and a saver who treats ten dollars as interest on two hundred dollars at five percent It argues financial success hinges on calculating interest daily urging readers to use ads in the paper to find money saving sales and buy wisely.
The merchants' association reports rapid progress under the new regime adding 12 members in two weeks. Secretary Royals and President Beavans are highlighted as active leaders urging every merchant in High Point to join.
E A Bencini will erect a wooden store building on Mallory street. The project move signals a new commercial development in the area.
In Guilford County North Carolina a court appointed commissioner will sell at the Bank of Commerce Building High Point on March 25 1916 at 12 o clock the land in Deep River township 13 1 10 acres more or less described by metes bounds from Jim Parish to Lee Charles bounded by E J Stuart and others cash terms. This sale follows a Superior Court order in Martha L. Stuart vs Pay Horney et al and appears in Special Proceedings docket with plat by June A Johnson January 1916 attached to the petition. MARTHA L. STUART Commissioner D H Parsons attorney.
For sale. The Prof Heitman place about 30 acres includes a two story nine room dwelling a store building and outbuildings. Located in the center of Trinity near the Southern Railway four miles south of High Point with 800 feet Main Street frontage opposite the Post Office. Good school eight months yearly fine roads. Price reasonable. Address R B Terry Admr High Point N C 8104.
A listing of churches with pastors and service times including Wesley Memorial ME First Presbyterian First Reformed North Main Street M E Friends Lutheran St Marys Episcopal East and West M E Welch Memorial and others. Each entry notes Sunday services at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday school times and midweek prayer meetings.
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