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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription rates and advertising terms dated Thursday October 9 1913. It states rates for six months and three months, delivery to homes and businesses in the city and suburbs, and that whiskey ads are not accepted. The Review reserves the right to insert notices and ads without a fixed time unless ordered otherwise.
Leigh Hunt’s poem narrates Abou Ben Adhem asking an angel to inscribe those who love the Lord. The angel first refuses his name, but Abou then asks to be written for loving his fellowmen. The vision returns and reveals Ben Adhem’s name at the top of the list.
The Great State Fair at Raleigh in October 2025 will feature 600 head of livestock, new stock buildings, eighteen acres of grounds, and extensive exhibits in horticulture farm products and machinery. Highlights include balloon ascents by Prof Raub and Mme Raub, the Damman German Acrobats, Ferris wheel and Wild West show, a Better Babies Contest with sixty five prizes, fireworks by Pain’s, and reduced rail rates.
Madrid correspondence reports King Alfonso VI accompanied by Premier Romanones visiting the Tl Imparchial office. The royal party inspected the newsroom and presses, viewing printing operations and discussing newspaper affairs.
The young King toured every department of the newspaper plant visiting the composing room where printers set a "Long Live the King" line. He carried it away as a souvenir and watched the new rotary presses in the press room. He quipped to the Prime Minister that the machines are for roasting politicians and later attended a luncheon with all the paper's employees.
N W Flesig aged 76 attends United Commercial Travelers' convention in Denver. He has 15 children 25 grandchildren 44 great grandchildren traveled worldwide seven times survived Civil War and Ander sonville prison started traveling at 11 after fleeing Missouri to Charleston and a slave vessel to South Africa. He later worked for Crawley Sons of Dedditch selling pins and needles for decades urging acts of kindness to brighten the world.
If some men prone to fault would examine themselves they might mend their conduct in key areas and give the world the benefit of a higher example. A good example is a bright light to show others the way.
The letter recalls Long Island tribes Montauks Shinnecocks Poquonnocks Yaghawks Arshamomoques Yennecocks Mattitucks and their wampum. It explains wampum as real money with intrinsic value, its blue and white beads from clam and periwinkle, and how Puritans disrupted traditional minting. It notes the Keeper of Wampum among the Iroquois and the belt as a sign of promises in council.
The text explains how wampum served as money and communication, likening it to a combined post office telegraph telephone phonograph and newspaper. It notes that dealings with whites shifted Indians toward gold and silver and richer transport, then lists original Iroquois names with their meanings such as Strong people and Dark people.
The article describes fraternal societies providing direct aid during illness and harvest crises. A western farmer falls ill with typhoid, his wife soon follows, and the lodge sends labor, meals, and harvest help while the high potentate leaves a weekly sick benefit of six dollars.
A congressional report depicts severe poverty disease and filth among Chippewa Indians at the White Earth Minnesota reservation. It cites loss of timber and farm lands to loan sharks and legislation aiding abuse, with trachoma tuberculosis and other illnesses widespread and many children naked in crowded huts. The report calls for direct accountability of the Indian commissioner and notes justice efforts to reclaim lands taken by lumber firms.
Schedule in effect October 1 1913 notes trains arrival and departure times may vary. The Carolina and Yadkin River Railway will receive and discharge passengers and freight at High Point from a temporary station south of Southern Car Works. Passengers access via English Street Car, station about two hundred yards from the street line.
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