Dress Up Week At High Point Boosts Merchants
Christmas shoppers are urged to visit High Point as merchants plan a dress up week. The event aims to lure customers and give locals a chance to look stylish at least once this season.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
5
Christmas shoppers are urged to visit High Point as merchants plan a dress up week. The event aims to lure customers and give locals a chance to look stylish at least once this season.
An extended reflection on personal development divides men into groups by ambition and effort. It argues that some wait for help and never find themselves, while others work hard, learn to use power wisely, and seek better methods. Procrastination, pride, and indecision hinder progress. self respect and decisive action lead to genuine self finding and social regard.
A collection of endorsements from scholars, a dog trainer, a lawyer and a city official praising The Review for its feature articles poems and weekly content. They highlight satisfaction with subscriptions and value of poems by Mr Dugdale and The Washington poem last week.
A reflective piece by H. Dugdale urging readers to act on inner impulse and will power rather than bow to public opinion. It cites Edison Howe and others as examples of innovators who persisted despite doubt, stressing focus, ambition, and personal resolve to endure social pressure.
The piece promotes reading Woman's World to learn how to converse confidently. It notes the magazine helps women carry on sensible conversations and offers a subscription deal including three other magazines with The Review for one year at $1.18.
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