Bronchitis Sufferer Praises Vinci Medicine
Mrs. Frank H. Uline of West Sand Lake N Y used Vinci after a severe bronchitis attack. She reports cough relief weight gain stronger health and recommends Vinci to others with bronchitis chronic coughs or fatigue. The product combines cod liver elements with tonic iron and is guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded. Matton Drug Co High Point N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Uline
West Sand Lake
Vinci
Matton Drug Co
High Point N.C
Come to High Point and Prosper Through Work
A hopeful invitation to relocate to High Point promising fresh air and opportunities. Encourages joining local opportunities and a pathway to prosperity through employment and community involvement.
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High Point
Pianos, Organs Prices From Hodgin & Co Greensboro NC
Firm Hodgin and Company advertises piano prices and organ offerings in Greensboro North Carolina. Customers are urged to have pianos tuned now and to contact Hodgin for purchase or service.
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Greensboro
N. C
How Editors Get Rich After a Great Deal of Worry
A humorous verse explains editors profiting from community events. It notes a newborn in the neighborhood brings small sums to the physician and minister while the editor receives larger payments for christening, weddings, and subscription duties.
Mortgage Sale on Guilford County Property
A mortgagee sale under a 1907 deed by C B Hayworth and Effie J Hayworth will occur at the Greensboro courthouse on June 2 1913 at noon. The High Point Township lot lies along Hamilton Street Pettiford and Church lines, containing 129 by 100 feet, bounded by Pettiford and church boundaries near a lake. The sale is by Third Series Mechanic's Perpetual Building & Loan Association Mortgagee, signed May 1 1913 and recorded in Guilford County Book 196 page 312.
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C. B. Hayworth
Effie J. Hayworth
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Greensboro
N. C
Said
High Point Township
Henry Pettiford
Hamilton Street
Church Corner
Hamilton St
Pettiford
Obituary and obituary notices flood small town presses
In time the woman dies and various actors take fees for death notices. The doctor and minister receive from five to one hundred dollars, the editor publishes a two column obituary and memorial notices, lodge resolutions, poetry and a card of thanks, all for little or nothing. The passage suggests editors in rural papers profit little from obituaries yet publish extensively.
Thaw case links lawyer to prison in Thaw trial
John Anhut convicted of attempted bribery in failed effort to free Harry K. Thaw from Matteawan Asylum. Dr. John W. Russell testified Anhut offered 20000 dollars for Thaw’s release. Thaw provided Anhut 25000 in stock and cash. Minimum sentence 10 years and a 500 dollar fine.
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New York
John N. Anbut
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
John W. Russell
Anhut
Stanford White
Thaw
Procrastination Shunned by High Point Citizens
High Point residents boast a ready spirit and urgency, urging other towns to emulate their lack of delay. The piece contrasts civic energy with slower towns, praising proactive citizenship.
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High Point
Greensboro
Low Fare Round Trip To Chattanooga Veterans Reunion 1913
Reduced round trip fares offered from Charlotte to Chattanooga for the United Confederate Veterans reunion May 27 29 1913 with sale dates May 24 28 and return by June 5 extended to June 25 with 50 cent ticket deposit Special Agent at Chattanooga. Stopovers allowed. Extra trains and cars planned May 25 26 details to follow. Also note an article on Lion Blood Purifier its tonic effects and safety profile.
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Bailey
Middlesex
Basboro
Morehead City
Beaufort
New Bern
Belhaven
Newport
Columbia
Oriental
Creswell
Pantego
Dover
Pinetown
Eagle Rock
Plymouth
Farmville
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Roper
Galisboro
Alexandria
Washington
Frank H. Harper
Raleigh Public Schools
Harper
Norfolk Southern
Raleigh, N.C
W. W. Croxton
Norfolk, Va
Chattanooga
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
Charlotte Concord
Gastonia
Davidson
Mooresville
Statesville
Taylorsville
Hickory
Shelby
Rutherfordton
Salisbuy
Lexington
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Daeperes
Irresistible clubbing offer for The Review readers
The Review announces a special subscription deal with Holland's Magazine and Farm and Ranch plus The Review. Holland's Magazine delivers 60 to 80 pages monthly, Farm and Ranch weekly with farming news and recipes, and The Review eight pages of local and general news. All three for one year cost 1.89 or Holland's or Farm and Ranch with The Review for 1.49. Orders should be sent to THE REVIEW OFFICE for prompt attention.
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Review
Holland’s Magazine
Fania and
Barch
Ho Ne Journal
Farm and Ranch
Holland’s
Panama Exposition Sculpture Celebrates Panama Canal Work
Special to The Review reports Panama-Pacific Exposition sculpture will honor America’s work at Panama. Sculptors create a vast sequence from entry gates to courts, featuring explorers, ocean struggles, workers, and the crowning canal achievement.
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San Francisco
Panama Canal
America
Panama
Reno Swamped by Divorces as Nevada Decree Rush Grows
Reno contends with a surge of some 700 divorce seekers, lodging in hotels and cottages while courts reserve days for trials. Eastbound trains swell the crowds as the city’s cafes and resorts stay busy amid a seven to nine month wait for legal separations.
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Nevada
Reno, Ney
Dispatch
Lake Junaluska station renamed and Southern Assembly development
Waynesville North Carolina May 21 Lake Junaluska becomes the name of the Southern Railway station three miles east of Waynesville formerly Tuscola. A new passenger station is under construction and due June 1. The Southern Assembly has purchased 1200 acres, built a 252 acre lake, a 4500 seat auditorium, a 125 room hotel and nine miles of driveways.
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Waynesville
N. C
Junaluska
Southern Railway
Tuscola
Southern Assembly
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Assembly
Melton Construction Co
Greensboro
N.C
Centenarian Woman of Sanford Remembers War of 1812
An elderly colored woman living about three miles north of Sanford born in August 1795 is said to be 118 years old. She recalls events from the early 1800s, including the War of 1812, and remains able to do her washing if water is brought to her.
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Sanford Express
Sanford
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Norfolk Southern Railroad
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