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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
4
A 1914 column praises the Ground Hog for predicting inclement weather since February 2, noting his shadow forecast and its accuracy through mid-March. It humorously urges the Weather Bureau to hire him, yet hopes he avoids shadow on Feb 2 next year. The piece closes with religious reflections on divine sparks in humanity attributed to Henry Blount.
The article extols dawn in the Sunny South noting dawn signals and the sun's rays awakening fields and orchards. It highlights dew turning to diamonds, ripening crops, and the beauty of flowers, praising Dixie, the Land of the Free, and the home of the brave.
The passage asserts that every person contains some good as God created man in His image. It emphasizes that God never makes a failure and that a spark of the Divine flame remains in each human being, shaping a hopeful, spiritual viewpoint.
Washington March 7 25 Illustrated lectures on the Southeast as an ideal homeseeker region are conducted by Southern Railway land and industrial department agents. Lectures tour counties and fairs from 1913 shows. crowds fill halls in New York Pennsylvania and other states. Topics cover agricultural horticultural scenic and city views with dates planned for Indiana Ohio.
Classified ad from Cleveland Ohio inviting men to apply as salesmen earning over 125 dollars monthly with opportunity for advancement at Cerral Petroleum Co. Respond by writing for the position.
Advertisement for genuine Morocco leather patented cases with ivory finished cards from Stamey Printing House. Claims popularity in big cities, pricing described as inexpensive and suitable for everyday and Sunday use.
A newspaper urges readers to pay $100 subscriptions now to receive a $100 dictionary plus 19c extra, claiming the dictionary could not be bought for $1.00 alone. It warns late payment will force payment without any offer, referencing related newspaper laws.
From January 15 1914 G T Shelton Grover Ferguson and Charlie Joyce become solely liable for the bakery debts as sole owners of the partnership High Point Steam Bakery.
Grain Privileges offers money in wheat options highlighting puts and calls as the safest trading method with limited loss to the amount paid. Customers may buy multiple options on grain, with potential profits of $190 for 1 cent moves and $500 for 5 cent moves, and are urged to request full particulars and bank references from R. W. Neumann at New First National Bank, Columbus.
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