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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
4
Grace Meares exhorts Clarkton readers to pursue ambition with faith and effort while stressing duty, perseverance, and moral guidance. The poem blends encouragement for youth with reflections on leadership, history, and personal toil as a path to fame and virtue.
The piece argues that frost halted General Coxey and his followers but that the public remains focused on real work and national prosperity. It blames opposition and Big Business for sowing doubt while urging Democrats to stay the course as 1914 brings growth. The news item ends noting Lee Andrews' family moving to Cartage.
Atlanta May 24. Southern Railway and affiliated lines have begun an active educational campaign to assist growers and shippers in disposing of fruits and vegetables. An illustrated pamphlet with marketing and packing guidance has been issued, showing eighteen container illustrations. Copies available on request, agents will connect growers with dealers across the United States and Canada to find optimal markets.
The article notes Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Nevada may grant women suffrage next November. Oklahoma Ohio Nebraska and Missouri have petitions to expand voting rights for women. Oklahoma’s measure could be on August ballot for November statewide election. The Southern States Women Suffrage Conference forms an advisory council as part of the movement. Horace Rigan is elected a director at Home Banking Company to fill the late Dr J Reitzel's vacancy.
Job ad seeks an experienced resident representative in High Point for Knoxville Lithographing Co. based in Knoxville Tennessee. Mortgage sale notice follows detailing a Greensboro Guilford County property in High Point Township offered for sale May 29 1914 by J F Hoffman mortgagee with D H Parsons attorney. property four acres more or less.
Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment offers relief from pimples eruptions and skin irritations. The ad claims mild soothing effectiveness for babies and delicate skin and guarantees relief or money back with a 50 cent price at your Druggist.
Local druggists in High Point advertise Adler-i-ka as a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture that cures stomach and bowel trouble. They claim just one dose cleanses the bowels and relieves sour stomach and gas immediately, branding it the most thorough bowel cleanser.
The city bans operating restaurants lunch counters and similar places on Sundays within city limits or within one mile, except those open the same as other days. Offenders face a 1000 fine per offense. The ordinance takes effect June 1 1914 and repeals conflicting laws. Frep N Tate, Mayor. Mrs W T Saunders returns from Staunton Virginia visit with brother Herbert Cox.
Dayton Ohio based Wear-Ever Hosiery offers limited time deals on ladies and men guaranteed hose. Six pairs of 35¢ value with guarantee in black tan or white for $1.00 plus 10c postage, plus a pair of Men’s Paradise Garters for $1.00 and 10c postage.
Spring laxative and blood cleaner promises to flush waste and purify stomach liver and kidneys. Dr King’s pills claim mild relief for constipation and blood purification while Electric Bitters touted as a spring tonic improves digestion and vitality with money back guarantee.
An old ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for chest and throat coughs with claims of quick relief from fever and congestion. It cites Mr J T Davis of Stickney Corner Maine as a testimonial and offers bottles at 50 cents and one dollar with money back relief. Bucklen’s Arctic Salve is also advertised.
Paul A. Stamey of 213 East Washington Street asks readers to subscribe or renew the News and Observer to support his entry in the popularity contest. He expresses gratitude for any votes or extended favor.
An old ad lists tire sizes and prices per tire in a catalog style. It promotes non puncture liners that reduce flats and punctures, claiming longer mileage and reduced worry on all 3 to 5 inch tires. Shipping and discount details accompany the pricing.
Railway schedule announces a timetable for southbound and northbound trains with stations from High Point through Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock detailing daily departures and arrivals. It notes times are not guaranteed and are subject to change without notice.
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