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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1914

Page

10

North Carolina Congressmen Back Cotton Goods Movement

Washington Sept 25 Members of Congress from North Carolina favor a movement led by Miss Genevieve Clusx daughter of the speaker to spur women to buy at least a dollar's worth of cotton goods to aid southern growers. Representatives Page Webb Stedman and Doughton voiced support while detailing how wider skirts and extra undergarments could boost cotton mill capacity and demand.

Washington Congress North Carolina Genevieve Clusx South Page Webb Stedmins Doughton Mr. Doughton

Dr J T Burrus Talked Before Elks On European Trip

Dr J T Burrus delivered an enthusiastic talk before Elks members Thursday night, detailing his recent European journey and experiences.

J. T. Burrus the Elks Hege

We Need the Indian’s Virtues and Sacred Respect

A reflective view urges learning from Native peoples to mend broken treaties and embrace truthfulness, reverence for sacred things, and a native sense of truth, justice, and art. It contrasts past white failures with the Indians’ potential guidance in honesty, stewardship, and harmony with nature.

Statement of Ownership for The Review 1914

The document records ownership and management details for The Review a weekly High Point North Carolina publication dated Oct 1 1914 Editor Business Manager and Owner W L Stamey publisher Stamey Printing House no bonds mortgagees or other security holders Signed W L Stamey owner Sept 24 1914 Sworn before Notary J L Parrish with seal

Congress High Point N. C W.L. Stamey Stamey Printing House W. L. Stamey J. L. Partrish

Free Watch Offer Promises Jewelled Timepiece Wonders

A scammy solicitation touts a free seven-jewel watch in a 20 year case in exchange for subscriptions. It offers two options: $55 for a Waltham or Elgin watch and $30 for a nickel plated version, with identical works. Readers are urged to solicit friends and request more information.

Elgin

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