Christmas Ready Money Club Begins Saturday
The Christmas Ready Money Club opens Saturday February 21 at the Bank of Commerce offering 40 percent compound interest on deposits.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
8
The Christmas Ready Money Club opens Saturday February 21 at the Bank of Commerce offering 40 percent compound interest on deposits.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best laxative for his family. The ad declares they are a blessing and urges readers to buy a box for 25 cents from local druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen & Co in Philadelphia or St Louis.
A vintage ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ailments with a testimonial from Mrs. H. Clapp of High Point North Carolina. It urges early treatment to prevent dropsy gravel or Bright's disease and notes a 50 cent price at all dealers. Also advertised is Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with a New Orleans user praising its cure after using the soap and salve.
Application to the Governor of North Carolina seeking a pardon for John Champlin who was convicted at the March term 1913 of the Guilford County Superior Court for house breaking larceny and receiving and sentenced to five years on the Guilford County roads. Protests to the Governor invited. dated March 2 1914 and filed by J A Champlin through his son.
A promotional offer urges readers to settle debts by subscribing or renewing The Review plus Everybody's Dictionary. It promises multiple dictionaries and multi-year newspaper access at discounted rates, claiming overall value far exceeds payment, with a Kansas City Star coverage and an eight-page local weekly included.
A condensed roundup of local ads and notices highlights Home Banking Co ad changes on page four Thacker's Shoe Store offerings Bradner Pearsall feature on page one Staley the jeweler promotes fountain pens McCall patterns Christmas Ready Money Club Bank of Commerce advertisedKentucky Belle at Oak Hill school last Saturday night S E Smith returns from Orlando Fla reporting many winter visitors and high board rates Mayor Fred N Tate J Elwood Cox R R Ragan J W Harris back from Jamaica and Panama trip noting a fine voyage and health gains
A promotional notice invites readers to join the Xmas Ready Money Clubs of the Bank of Commerce promising financial benefits and blessings to new members.
New York March 11 fashion column describes evolving Paris inspired trends. Silk coat ees, taffeta skirts, raglan sleeves, green as a dominant color, combinations in linen and net waists, and a cautious note for amateurs on smart patchwork and color depth.
Roma striped antique crepe waistlines blend with blue pink and green linens. Bright color coats and coatees pair with black and white skirts, featuring large collars, ruffles and embroidered crepe details. Raglan coats dominate with square back collars and bold color contrasts. High Point is noted as a church-going city with sixteen white churches.
A. J. Owen departed Saturday for Palm Beach Florida on a business trip. An area advertisement promotes a liberal subscription offer: a $200 dictionary with every $1.00 paid and 19 cents extra, claiming the dictionary cannot be bought for $1.00 alone and warning of future payment requirements tied to other newspapers.
Notice to the public that from January 15 1914 G T Shelton Grover Ferguson and Charlie Joyce will be solely liable for the debts of the High Point Steam Bakery as sole owners of said machinic philosophy.
Rev A G Dixon left Saturday for Chestnut Ridge Orange county to occupy the pulpit there assisting Rev R C Subbins to dedicate the key church at that place John Coolman was given 6 q on the roads Saturday for then a ride on the train Rev Miller of Lexington preached at St Marys Episcopal church Sunday Fred Brown suffered a dislocation of his right ankle and a broken right leg above the ankle Fred and a companion were riding on East Washington street when the pony they were driving frightened at a steam dredging machine the horse ran away the companion stayed in the buggy and was unhurt Fred says the lines broke and he jumped out at the corner of Richardson street and Centennig avenue
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