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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
4
In a May 7 1914 issue the High Point Review states it will not publish whiskey advertisements. All notices and ads not contracted for a set time will remain and be charged until ordered out. The paper says it will not run ads detrimental to local business interests.
A public appeal urges High Point and surrounding areas to vote for or against creating a new county with High Point as county seat. The piece frames the issue as settled by ballot, urging supporters to back candidates who openly endorse the measure and go on record. It warns opponents that a vote against the new county harms community interests.
Report states progress on the eastern city reservoir is satisfactory. The piece notes concern about mistreatment of children by a colored servant, with some nurses described as cruel when parents are not present.
Attendees at the Durham Baraca convention include Alf Moffitt and Mrs. Moffitt Miss Suttenfield Miss Teague Miss Blanche Burgess Prof Thornwell Haynes Prof Sisk Ray Burgess Herbert Parker Troy Hamilton Mrs M H Shipplett Glenn Muse and Mrs Frank Gurley. Thomas Tankup figures in a verse about a restless night out and a homeward journey with drinks and dancing.
A letter argues the state may profit from a convict by $1.00 daily, urging the legislature to require county officials to help families left destitute. Also reports the Junior Order Unity Council No. 219 celebrates its seventh anniversary with speeches, initiation, and fellowship.
A North Main Street Methodist Protestant Church quarterly conference records the death of Dr James Riley Reitzel. He is praised as a loyal, devoted counselor and a kindly, upbuilding figure in church affairs. The committee expresses deep affection and appreciation for his faithful service to the church and Children's Home. Resolutions will be entered in the conference records and copies sent to his family and local papers.
Paul A. Stamey appeals to readers to support his News and Observer popularity contest bid by subscribing or renewing, noting a daily voting coupon appearing in the paper and requesting reader favors. Stamey lists his address at 213 E. Washington St.
Mortgagee J F Hoffman will sell cash to highest bidder at Guilford County Court House Greensboro on May 29 1914 at 12 10 PM for four acres more or less in High Point Township described as starting at Jerry Grays corner and running along Alson Grays line and Hoffmans Fraleys line with bounds. Dated April 28 1914 attorney D H Parsons.
Surprising claims from High Point about Adler-i ka mixed with buckhorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. The remedy is said to drain foul matter from the system and relieve constipation sour stomach and gas almost immediately. Matton Drug Co.
A Nautilus excerpt extols forethought as a tool to surpass obstacles. It argues imagining ahead prevents being enslaved by circumstance, enabling constructive problem solving and turning setbacks into profitable results through creative thinking.
The narrative traces reporters in the House of Commons from around 1786 when first admitted with acquiescence to 1803 when they sat in the back gallery unimpeded. It notes 1834 post fire access, 1852 official press recognition, and 1886 the daily division lists started, ending with the reporters’ gallery established.
The article describes a caterpillar in Australia pursued by a specialized parasite that lands on its neck and feeds on its lifeblood. Weeks later a pale green stalk rises up to a twelve inch height bearing a striking flower, the caterpillar’s interior transformed into a woody mass as it dies.
Westminster Gazette recalls MPs Burke Pitt and Fox lounging on benches to endure debates as Brougham delivered a six hour law reform speech in 1828 with oranges at hand. Joseph Hume munched pears against his post while an orange vendor girl in a sprigged muslin gown and pink silk petticoat sold fruit in the lobby.
Excerpted aphorisms on social manners urge self interest in dining and tasting unfamiliar dishes. Also notes optimistic calendar thoughts about angels visiting the future, urging openness to good fortune and a hospitable home for such arrivals credited to G A Merriam.
A dialogue between Towne and Browne reveals shifting beliefs in dreams and a tale of past romance. Browne recalls loving someone who jilted him, contrasting with Towne's lighter stance on superstition.
A London Telegraph quip depicts a barber teasing a bald customer about his hair and squint, while the customer retorts with annoyance. The brief exchange captures streetwise humor and social friction in a single limpid vignette.
A Chicago Record-Herald remark mocks a man who returns amid troubles to loot, calling him doubly offensive. The second quote by H. L. Wayland praises self awareness, stating a wise man knows his own business and a wiser man attends to it.
Jesa Armfied buys through Stephen Clark residential property at Johnson Heights foot with about 50 building lots. The Pattons move to Greensboro. Rev. J H Earnhardt to preach baccalaureate sermon for closing grades. J H Petty builds a modern rental dwelling at Second and Richardson streets.
The Choral Society announces a public meet tonight. Members invite attendance at the venue as they showcase selections and seek community support for upcoming events.
The Enoe Tribe No 61 Improved Red Men held its eighth anniversary banquet at White Oak Assembly Hall on May 2 at 8 o'clock. Officers listed include sachem George H. Kirkman and senior sagamore J B Wyrick. program featured Rev E Frank Lee and speakers on Redmanship and tribal history. Attended by many Red Men and visitors, Enoe is North Carolina’s second largest tribe, with strong Western NC presence.
Public auction at the home of J. Matt. Hedgecock on Chestnut street led by M. H. Shiplett, listing items including a family horse, Jersey cow, mowing machine, sulky cultivator, corn tools, plows, wagons, harness, farm machinery, wire equipment, and hay gear. Auction begins at half past five.
A subscriber appeal asks readers to settle outstanding balances promptly to avoid collection actions. It notes that delaying payment will cause embarrassment and includes an offer to add an extra 704 dictionary as a penalty incentive.
For sale three building lots 50 by 290 feet, or can be split into six 50 by 145 feet. Good location with houses on either side and one in front. Will sell at a bargain if taken at once. Apply Review office.
Lillian D Coggins sues Lucius E Coggins for absolute divorce in Guilford County Superior Court North Carolina. Defendant is ordered to appear at the June 1914 term in Greensboro to answer or demur to the complaint. failure will lead to relief requested. Dated April 18 1914. M W Gant Clerk of the Superior Court.
Want to be up to date in your visiting or business cards. Get one of our genuine Morocco leather patented cases with ivory finished cards. The rage in the big cities. Inexpensive and clean for everyday use. Stamey Printing House notice warns only W. L. Stamey and son Paul A. Stamey collect.
A bold promotion urges readers to pay for subscriptions now to receive a dictionary at one dollar plus 19 percent extra value. The pitch claims the dictionary could not be bought for a dollar alone and warns that delaying payment may trigger a standard payment without any bonus. It ends by referencing unspecified law about newspapers published elsewhere.
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