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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1919

Page

8

The Boy Scout Movement: Builder of Manhood and Nation

The piece extols the Boy Scout movement as the premier force shaping youths toward God, country, and humanity. It emphasizes discipline, scheduled work, sunlit living, debating at weekly meetings, outdoor skills, merit badges, and the appeal of hikes as moral and educational development for boys in American life.

America High Point

Awakening a City’s Future by the Great Boy Movement

A reflective piece by Nady Cates urges civic youth to commit to future progress, praising the Boy Movement as a leading American force. The author calls for action and unity to foster development and community growth.

America Nady Cates

Local booster helps boys with sports and life

A renowned town booster inspires youth through sports like baseball and golf, teaching discipline and resilience. He actively engages in community activities, avoiding idle ease as he mentors boys and promotes healthy, active living.

Johnny Chooses Study Over Prayer Meeting

The passage notes Johnny saying his lesson was strong today because he chose to study last night instead of attending prayer meeting, highlighting a moment of self discipline and future focus.

Johnny

Mass Indian Burial Found Near Bath with Relics

Workers unearthed bones of nearly 1000 Indians near Bath Creek in Bath North Carolina along with tomahawks beads and medals. Historians link the site to a 18th century massacre attempt against white settlers centered on Bath Edenton and New Bern with a suspected single mass grave and a chief identified by a lone tone.

Washington, D. C Bath North Carolina Bath Creek J. B. Archbell Washington Edenton New Bern Marsh

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