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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
2
The Review states all notices and ads not contracted for a set time will be inserted and charged until removed. It refuses to accept whiskey advertisements and will not run ads detrimental to High Point business interests.
A Seattle Sun reply to Henry Dubib argues that a regional bank with Seattle as reserve center would lower interest rates for borrowers, support small home owners on installment plans, and raise capital access for regional industries. It contends that centralizing capital here would protect both labor and enterprise from excessive rates and ensure easier, cheaper money.
The article outlines U S decisions on subscription behavior. It explains that readers are presumed to renew unless they opt out and that publishers may continue sending issues until dues are paid. It also covers moving without notifying the publisher and the legal presumption of intent to defraud when unclaimed newspapers are left at the post office.
The North Carolina Public Service Company, owner of Salisbury street railway and lighting systems, reports major upgrades over the past year including rail relaying and ballasting across 912 miles of track in Salisbury Spencer and Concord. The firm bought four Pay Within cars for 18000, built by Southern Car Co. in High Point, with one additional open car and modern air-brake equipment.
An advertisement extols the Powhatan near the White House as a top hotel with excellent service and reasonable rates led by Manager Lewis. It promotes Studebaker autos via Central Auto Co and notes winter readiness and a Groundhog reference amid political chatter about Clerk Grant.
A reader from Madena New York describes relief from severe exhaustion after two bottles of Vinci cod liver oil with iron. The ad claims Vinci strengthens and builds the body and offers a money back guarantee if it does not help. Saxo Salve is also pitched for skin issues by Matton Drug Company High Point.
Miss Bertha Meridith and B W White were married last Thursday at the bride’s home. Rev A S Raper officiated. Meridith is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Meridith and White is a young local businessman, son of Mr and Mrs A C White.
Feel miserable out of sorts and in back pain. Electric Bitters claims to renew health and strength and cure virulent liver trouble. Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa allegedly cured after four doctors gave up. Bottle prices 50c and 1.00. Also notices sale of 55 acres woodland near Flint Hill and Gilead in Randolph County offered by W L Stamey through The Review office.
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