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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
5
A critic urges individuals to mind their own business and avoid career diversions such as Wall Street speculation. He argues ministers bankers lawyers and others err when chasing outside fame and politics and should concentrate on their genuine professional calling to achieve lasting success.
A reflective piece urges those prone to grumbling to focus on their own duties within all government sectors. It compares steady, purposeful work to an oak growing from a tiny acorn and emphasizes doing God’s work by attending to personal responsibilities.
A town urged merchants to advertise to counter mail order rivals. The piece recalls a once-proud shopkeeper who prospered by publicizing goods, boosting the local paper, and keeping profits in town. It warns that neglecting local promotion allows mail order firms to capture wealth and dampen pride.
An editor leads a church prayer humorously scolding delinquent subscribers. He invokes divine aid to reach them about unpaid costs and promised wood, noting ink, print paper, and hunger while subscribers ignore obligations and inquiry.
The clipping shows a satirical passage describing a dramatic scene around roasting shins before fires and a prayer-like address to the Lord. It references political factions Republicans Democrats Popocrats and Calamity Howlers, with note of Maysville Missouri and the Pilot newspaper.
A poem urges attendance at the Guilford County Fair with advice on style and preparation. It promotes decorations in national colors, music by an elevated stand, and Mr. Daniels’ help. It invites readers to bring loved ones and enjoy a grand supper and lively procession at the Central Carolina Fair.
An editorial style promotion urges women to read Woman's World to learn graceful conversation. It highlights social life benefits and notes a one year subscription offer with The Review for $1.18, mentioning related announcements.
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