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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
5
A reflective piece urges choosing a meaningful hobby over work, noting how a well chosen pastime refreshes the mind and can become a trusted friend. It counsels careful, thoughtful engagement and avoiding misused leisure while celebrating creative personal growth.
High Point plans to entertain the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and continues securing conventions to promote the town. Citizens show indignation at council actions toward the schools superintendent. The High Point Military Company impressed at Charlotte while President Wilson reportedly noted the unit in the parade.
Ex Mayor F N Tate named new chairman succeeding S L Davis as Chautauqua week begins June 27 in High Point. Organizers promise a bigger and better edition with a grand, glorious week of interest and community involvement.
Isaac Pettiford brought a trap full of fifteen rats to The Review office on Saturday. He boasted some were caught in one night and warned against letting any escape into the office. The item ends with an ad for Stamey Printing House.
A newspaper prompts readers to submit a presidential straw vote by June 1 to influence a forthcoming state and national tally to be published in The Review. The notice encourages timely completion and submission of ballots, indicating personal choice for the presidency.
A poem about a sister who graduates and rises to fame, observers wonder if education and a wife’s role truly prepare a woman for life. It contrasts public praise and private duties, noting cooks and homemaking as essential to sustaining a marriage and national progress. The piece ends urging girls to seek maternal guidance to marry well.
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Willard T. Kyzer of Lexington, N C, named agricultural agent for the Norfolk Southern system effective May 1. He arrives to set up and head a new agricultural department, moving industrial matters to freight traffic. Kyzer, Clemson 1913 graduate, previously taught at Mississippi State and served as chief agriculturalist at Mount Berry College before joining Norfolk Southern.
Native of the state and pastor of Tenth Baptist in Philadelphia preached two sermons at First Baptist on Sunday. The congregation considers Mr White a probable successor to Dr Claxon.
An ad touts Gets It treatment for corns and calluses promising quick relief. The playful copy urges readers to join in a nationwide sense of triumph over foot discomfort. The gleeful tone emphasizes transformation from painful to painless walking.
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