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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
8
A brief notice notes a sale featuring 27 prizes totaling 105 dollars. It promises the sale date will be announced in a few days and urges readers to watch for the exact timing.
Mayor W P Ragan named delegates to the Sociological Congress in Atlanta on April 14 to 17. The list includes artist L C Sinclair J Blrig J L G Hill A E Alexander J E Kirkman J H Adams M J Wrean Fred N Tate and W P Pickett.
The Review promotes War Thrift Stamps with a plan to reward subscribers. For six months at 75c, one stamp. yearly at 1.50, two stamps. other multi year combos grant up to six stamps. A full book valued at 5.00 may be earned for 12.06 in subscriptions. Commission ranges 33 to 42 percent plus stamps for old subs. Easy to recruit, no payment upfront, join Uncle Sam in the war effort.
The Review offers a home-news gift program for soldiers in High Point and nearby. Readers pay 75 cents and The Review at $1.50 covers one year to a chosen address in America. If the soldier is overseas, the same plan applies with the recipient sharing postage.
The Rose Theatre spends 25 dollars weekly to present newspaper pictures of the future world in the making and invites public appreciation for the effort on behalf of the theatre. See ad.
An economical vehicle with good looks similar to high priced models is advertised for sale by Pickett and Mc Donald. The ad suggests strong value and invites readers to see the car elsewhere.
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