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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
4
The Review seeks cor respondents to cover news matter of their neighborhoods rather than personal notices. A good writer can report on local events such as farming achievements, community happenings, and notable incidents. Submit items of interest from your area to contribute to timely, varied coverage.
The town of High Point should erect a memorial in a public space on W Commerce and College streets facing east from the freight depot. A suitable stone shaft to honor those who made the supreme sacrifice can be funded, with The Review ready to contribute as a starter.
The Daily Mail reports William Hohenzollern remains German emperor as viewed by the British government awaiting any change. It notes no abdication if true would have been shared with the United States and mentions McAdoo's surprise resignation as Secretary of the Treasury and Director General of the Railroads, effective December 1, with President Wilson accepting. The piece reflects on McAdoo’s wartime work, his sacrifice, and public gratitude, urging Thanksgiving generosity to the needy.
A reflective tribute cites leaders who rose from modest origins to advance truth and justice. It praises their steadfast courage amid opposition, urges continued support and prayer, and foresees eventual victory through perseverance and preparation for future trials.
A businessman's wife suffered from persistent eye pain and weakness until one Lavoptik eye wash application. The advertisement claims the small bottle benefits every case of weak strained or inflamed eyes with rapid results. A free aluminum eye cup is offered with purchase. Matton Drug Co.
A speaker urges perseverance for the nation's war duty and honors soldiers. He condemns self seeking rulers like the Kaiser, praises Woodrow Wilson's leadership, and calls Americans to support the reconstruction of the world. The message emphasizes faith, duty, and compassion for women and children. The address ends with a call to remain steadfast in the global struggle.
The Detroit Free Press critiques the armistice terms attributed to Marshal Foch, suggesting no overlooked point is readily apparent and signaling skepticism about the concessions or conditions embedded in the agreement.
A critical column from The New York Evening Post discussing Democratic losses in the latest election. The piece argues the Republican ferocity harmed Democratic struggles and urges a patriotic defense of the Republic’s heritage as urged by The Houston Post.
Subscribers are urged to track the date opposite their name and ensure payments stay current so they do not miss issues. The note explains government cash in advance requirements and the need to remit by the next issue.
A testimonial from George LaFond of Little Falls Minnesota reports losing 50 pounds then regaining weight after Adler-i-ka. The ad touts one dose as instant relief for sour stomach gas and constipation and claims it removes all foul matter and can prevent appendicitis. It describes Adler-i-ka as buckthorn casava glycerine and nine other drugs sold by druggists and notes Matton Drug Co. and Webster's directory for sale.
The Review offers The Official Story of the Training Camps Keeping Our Fighters Fit, a 744x544 inch, blue printed book with 23 full page pictures. It explains camp operations, includes a Wilson preface, and defends against German propaganda. Cost is $1.95 for book and a one year Review subscription, with mail order from the War Department.
Advertisement for creditors in Guilford County North Carolina announces the administratrix of Troy M Lewallen deceased asks all claimants to exhibit claims at High Point North Carolina by November 12 1919 or be barred from recovery.
Notice to all persons with claims against W P Ragan deceased of Guilford County North Carolina to present them to Elizabeth G Ragan Administratrix at High Point NC by November 12 1919 or be barred. All debtors should pay promptly. This 11th day of November 1918.
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