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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
4
A loud wartime appeal urges citizens to donate wheat and money to support the Allied effort. It praises American entry, calls out pacifist sentiment, and urges participation in Red Cross drives thrift and war stamps, warning against apathy and treason.
High Point township faces over 100 dollars in county costs due to a contest for township constable. Democratic nominees are George J. James and J. E. Wagner, with a primary to eliminate one. Republican candidate A. McGhee faces no opposition on his side.
The Review declares it will not align with any political faith but speaks for the common good. It denounces narrow partisan aims and asserts independence. Mother's Day was widely observed across the county as a beautiful, worth-while custom.
Two million Methodists pledged loyalty to the government and President Wilson at the Atlanta conference. J. Van Lindley is highlighted as a major benefactor for Greensboro, gifting a 40 acre park tract near Pomona. The playful note about the mule is noted but unused in the deal.
An Ohio editor laments cutting about 50 delinquent subscribers from the Attica Hub list for nonpayment. He jokes that only free printers, suppliers, and donors would trigger restoring their names and mailing the paper at no cost. He insists payment is required for continued delivery.
A stark wartime screed denounces the Kaiser as savage and treacherous, calling for mass hate and sacrifice. It riffs on propaganda imagery and ends with a New York Sun credit note and a city tax appeal from High Point officials urging timely payment.
High Point resident Mrs. S O Peebles testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney disorders. She notes family use on several occasions and recommends the medicine as meritorious. Sold for 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Official notices certify the voluntary dissolution of Blue Ridge Timber Company and Eureka Mining Co. in Guilford County. Secretary J Bryan Grimes records consent of stockholders and filing dates in April 1918 at Raleigh.
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