What Henry W Grady Saw
A critique on South reliance on Northern and out-of-state goods contrasts a farmer life with homegrown North Carolina products. Grady notes repeated use of distant items from clothes to food, then highlights shifts toward locally made Guilford county products and North Carolina industries as a patriotic ideal. The piece, by J T Battle in Greensboro News, reflects on regional self sufficiency and economic patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Connecticut
Chicago
Detroit
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New Hampshire
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Ksaneas City
Indiana
Omaha
St. Louis
Michigan
California
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Missouri
Iowa
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Henry W. Grady
South
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Lynchburg
Greensboro
North Carolina
Kannapolis
South Carolina
Florida
Louisian
Jersey
Guilford
Guilford County
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Winston- Salem
Mebane
Elkin
Fielddale
J. T. J. Battle
They Lived Together Thereafter Very Happily
Jim Alley a paralytic his wife and Judge Kirkman figure in a tale of a negligent husband a resentful wife and a merciful court official A warrant for deception led to Alley's arrest in Winston he was jailed then freed by the judge after learning the couple's dire conditions The couple reconciled and now live together happily with a hopeful moral about humanity’s good in proper circumstances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Alley
O. A. Kirkman
Talley
Mungo
Airy
Winston
Stork
Alley
Court of Justice
Kirkman
Two Ministers to Leave Higch Point in Brief Resignations
Two well known ministers will depart Higch Point within weeks. Rev. P. D. Brown pastor of the Lutheran church resigns to accept Ebenezer church in Columbia South Carolina. Rev. Roy E. Leinbach of the First Reformed resigns to take a call from the First Reformed church at Carlisle Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higch Point
P. D. Brown
Lutheran Church
Roy _E. Teinbech
First Reformed
Mr. Brown
Columbia
S. C
Ebenezer Church
Mr. Leinbach
First Reformed Church
Carlisle
Miss Margaret Rankin Wins Recital Honors at Westminster
Miss Margaret Rankin of this city won first place in a recital at West on Maryland college Westminster Maryland last Friday night. The daughter of Captain and Mrs A M Rankin she performed Daffodils and led a large field of contestants in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rankin
Weston Maryland College
Westminster
Rankin
A. M. Rankin
Mendenhall Promoted to Captain at Camp Jackson
J. E. Mendenhall, longtime Camp Jackson officer and popular figure in Columbia, has been promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the Sixty-first Infantry. The commission dated July 1, 1920, arrives after his prior papers. he also serves as assistant camp athletic director and editor of Diamond Dust. A native of North Carolina, he previously served with the Eighty-first division and the 322nd Infantry, earning a Croix de Guerre before returning to the United States for occupation duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Jackson
Columbia
S. C
J. E. Mendenhall
Army
Mendenhall
Sixty-First Infantry
Sand Hills
Richland County
322Nd Infantry
United States
North Carolina
Fort Oglethorpe
For Sale Trial of a Brutal Wife Murderer Bowman
The account of the trial of a brutal wife murderer, Thomas Pinkney Bowman, at Asheboro in August 1879 and his hanging. Bowman writes a graphic confession. Hanging witnessed by John Farlowe and others. Available at The Review office or Efird's store via A J Winslow. Also notice of divorce suit in Guilford County. R G Cox seeks divorce from Artie G Cox after over ten years separation. Respond by May 16, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pinkney Bowman
Asheboro
Bowman
John Farlowe
A. J. Winslow
Efird
State of
North Carolina
Guilford County
R. G. Cox
Artie G. Cox
Superior Court
Greensboro
A. D
M. W. Gant
Guildford County
N. C
C. F. Davis
Margaret Davis
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad and Multiple Court Notices
The page includes an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills from a High Point blacksmith praising the remedy and urging purchase. It also contains multiple legal notices and summonses from Guilford County Superior Court involving debt, attachments, and divorce actions with dates in 1921, listing plaintiffs, defendants, and required appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Dean
C. C. Woodell
S. Main St
Doan
Kilby Estate Administrator Notice North Carolina
John Kilby administrator of Nannie Kilby deceased Guilford County issues notice to creditors to present claims by May 12, 1922 and all debtors to settle promptly. Published May 10, 1921 in High Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford County
Charles A. Osborne
Rosa Lee Osborne
Z. Z Russell
Catherine Russell
Georgia Thayer
Leslie Thayer
Wilma Thayer
Allison Thayer
Clara Osborne
Z. Z. Russell
Evelyn Russell
Bernice Russell
Russell
E. R. Osborne
Osborne
Guilford
E. R. Osborne and Wife
Superior Court
High Point
Greensboro
M. W. Gant
Nannie Kilby
High Point North Carolina
John Kilby
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
High Point Review Bee
North Carolina Press Association
North Main Street
W. L. Stamey
N.C
Stamey
R. O. Lindsay
Gime
T. C. Barker
L. E. York
Greensboor
Stamey’s Jewely
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Fred Ashby
McKinney, Texas
Thedford’s
Thedford
Southern Railway Schedule
Hamilton and Elgin Watches
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
Tewsewes
AE Futrell
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
North Carolina Public Service Company
South Main Street
Stamney
Brunswick
Stamey’s
Stamey Jewelry Store
Home Banking CO. H. Hedgec
Joe
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Federal Reserve System
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