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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
4
A new illustrated monthly named The Bull Dog debuts in Point edited by the High School Senior Class. It chronicles school news with a strong staff lineup and notes the class’s editorial team and business side. Also included are notices on citizenship requirements, an administrator’s estate claim, and extensive voter registration and precinct redistricting details for High Point Township.
The notice urges all residents of High Point to register by Saturday night to be eligible to vote. It specifies that every woman must register and every man must register except in a certain exception described as the second word. It emphasizes urgent civic duty and time running out.
High Point readers are urged to prevent kidney trouble by treating colds promptly. An example from Spencer at 300 Hobson St describes kidney pain, backache, and irregular kidney action improving after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills and lists dealer locations. Also showcases jewelry ads from Stamey’s Jewelry including rings, brooches, and watches.
A local testimonial offers a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh. The ad claims the medicine is constitutional in action, strengthens health, and treats the disease through the blood and organs. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, as suppliers and offers free testimonials.
City ordinances prohibit storing combustibles within High Point after 24 hours notice by fire inspector with a $10 per offense fine and daily penalties. also ban burning trash without inspector approval with a $5 fine. Smoking in theaters forbidden with a $25 fine per offense. Effective immediately per September 7, 1920 city manager signoff.
Surviving partner I R Black notifies creditors to present claims by September 1, 1921 and to settle debts of Royal Cigar Company High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Also a sale notice by C N Brown Commissioner of J H Croker estate for land in High Point with wood and building site potential to be sold November 20, 1920. Administratrix Mrs C O Black of I H Black estate announces claim exhibit and debt settlement by September 1, 1921.
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