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13 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
1
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Two white men fought Saturday night and one sustained a scalp wound after being hit with a rock. Police described the injuries as serious and said a second blow could have caused greater harm.
The article notes a call to grant teachers a November 28 holiday with no loss of pay to attend the North Carolina Teachers' Assembly in Raleigh November 26 to 29. It cites Joyner and Sams urging boards to permit absence, highlighting prior attendance and expected benefit to educators and pupils.
The public is informed that a temporary taste and odor in the water came from an alum overdose used during rainy days. A state chemist analysis shows the water to be absolutely pure and healthful. Mayor Fred N. Tate signs the notice.
Washington reports that Senator Simmers will recommend Francis Winston of Windsor for district attorney and W T Dortch of Goldsboro for marshal for eastern North Carolina. Senator Overman named Charles A Webb of Asheville for United States marshal and W C Hamgier of Asheboro for district attorney in the west.
Yesterday afternoon Walter Hargett and Miss Mable Hoover were united in marriage at Thomasville at the home of the bride.
Washington November 11 North Carolinians in Washington hailed the appointment of E J Justice as special counsel for the Department of Justice. They praised Commissioner Osborn for recommending a Greensboro lawyer seen as one of the ablest in the state and confident he will honor the nation and state in his new role.
C F Williams of Terre Haute Indiana attended his mother Mrs Sarah Burton Williams funeral. She died Monday at her country home in her 97th year. Wife of the late Geo Williams she is survived by four children a daughter and three sons. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon.
Notice to subscribers announces January 1 1914 price rise to 1.50 per year. Early pay before that date locks in 1.00 a year for any number of years. Promotion includes clubbing offers with The Review and related papers at special prices through January 1 1914.
John Cecil was found guilty of keeping an objectionable place at the Bellevue hotel and awaits sentencing today after a two day trial. Balloonist Chas. Demmore fell from a balloon at the ball park last week, suffering serious injuries when a knife meant to cut the parachute deployed early. He survived and is under hospital care.
The Review urges readers to check new ads on multiple pages including Moffitt Furnishing Co on page 1, Leonard Beavans-Lamey Co on page 1, Hradner & Pearsall on page 1, Tilley's Emporium on page 5, and Home Banking Co. on page 5. Readers are told ads offer savings and to read all ads for money saved.
Washington reports show the United States refusing to recognize the new Mexican congress and weighing export permits to all factions. Secretary Bryan held talks with Senor Algara and briefed Central American ministers and European diplomats on U S actions with the Huerta regime. Dispatches from some diplomats warn of a nearing complete break in relations with Mexico.
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the United States court yesterday against Central Foundry and Machine Company of High Point. Creditors named include E W McClare of New York Woodward Iron Company of Woodward Alabama and O W Sloane of Statesville. The defendants answered admitting acts of bankruptcy and willingness to be adjudged bankrupt. The order of reference will be made by Judge E Boyd today.
The K of P focal lodge hosts a Monday night open meeting with refreshments and speeches by W E Herndon Col D H Milton and others on fraternalism and knightly history The paper lists local real estate for sale a hospital update on Mrs Stamey and notes on weather traffic politics and upcoming events including church conferences and hunting trips.
A High Point druggist asserts Adler-i-ka, a buckhorn bark mixture, is the simple bowel cleanser that cures sour stomach, gas, and constipation almost immediately. The advertisement claims Just one dose provides quick relief and urges readers to use Adler-i-ka through Matton Drug Co.
A local shop lists a wide range of garments and accessories from medium to fancy wear. Items include hats shirts collars ties socks underwear and other clothing essentials for all tastes and occasions.
A Bloomfield New Jersey mother touts Vind as a quick remedy for a seven year old’s lingering cold and weak condition, plus a tonic for whooping cough. She claims Vinci combines cod liver oil and iron, is safe, and urges mothers to try it with a guarantee. Also notes Our Saxo Salve for eczema and Maitoa Drug Company.
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