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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
4
A student speaker laments education neglect amid focus on money and war effort. He contrasts civic duty with corporate priorities, notes five million uneducated Americans, and questions which of four voices truly stands the test by action.
A public notice urges government and citizens to utilize construction projects to provide jobs for returning soldiers. It calls employers to reinstate servicemen and communities to ensure employment while supporting ongoing development. It questions funding for physical education versus play needs in High Point.
Government extends unfilled pledges to 1918 liquidate by investing in 1919 War Savings Stamps. New stamps are blue with Franklin likeness, yield 4 percent interest compounded quarterly. Thrift Stamps and cards remain usable, exchange rules noted. keep 1918 and 1919 certificates separate.
Carter Glass urges citizens to ignore offers to buy War Savings Stamps below value. The Treasury secretary warns against unscrupulous buyers and says stamps should be kept until maturity. Stamps belong to the purchaser who first bought them.
A compact reflection on mindset says belief in success shapes outcomes. It emphasizes that doubt leads to defeat while confidence aligns action with winning.
With funds scarce, Arkansas City needed school upgrades. The Chamber of Commerce led a campaign to push the project forward and secure community support and resources.
Alton Packard a noted humorist cartoonist and singer will headline the Chautauqua week concluding Joy Night. He plans large eight foot square sketches on paper and canvas for clear viewing from all parts of the big tent.
Notices announce dissolution of the Guilford Table Company by S F Wall and E S Hutchison with Wall assuming obligations, dated May 1 1919. Public notice lists a condemnation suit in Guilford County North Carolina with property description and court dates, plus advertising for jewelry and printing services and notices about clock repairs and notices to reclaim uncalled watches.
Pursuant to a clerk's order of resale the executor of Z A Burns will expose the Home Place to public auction on North Main Street High Point NC on Saturday May 31 1919 at 2 PM The property includes a large brick residence with about 100 ft frontage through to Jordan Street Terms are one fourth cash then four monthly installments with 6 percent interest The sale is conducted by Penny Brothers Auctioneers and L P Burns Executor.
By order of resale in John Smith Alexander et al. vs Jeff Davis Alexander et al. a parcel near Highland Cotton Mills in High Point is offered at public auction on Monday May 12 1919 at 12 00 M at the Court House Door Greensboro NC. The one acre lot lies along Mendenhall and Joshua Anderson lines with a starting bid of 561.00 and terms one third cash and balance in three months. Commissioner Geo S Bradshaw signs the notice dated April 24 1919.
C C Woodell a High Point blacksmith complains of back pain kidney issues and urinary distress. He credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with relief after one box and complete relief after a second. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sponsors the claim.
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