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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
4
Publication Office at 106 North Main Street issued every Thursday morning by W L Stamey editor and publisher. Subscription price appears as 1.00 with a discount 50 listed.
Trinity man Bruce Craven condemned Nebula Brittain a theological student as evading the draft after Brittain left the country at the outbreak of war. The session of the western North Carolina conference heard Craven’s charge as Brittain faced admission denial. Several delegates opposed admission with others supporting Brittain.
Frederic A. Cummings resigns after months as secretary of the High Point Community Service. J. F. Mahaffy of New York headquarters will serve temporarily until a permanent replacement is chosen. Cummings plans to pursue similar work elsewhere. A. E. Tate says plans for expanded activity are ahead.
Services were held Sunday afternoon in Greensboro for James A Armfield of High Point. Relatives and friends gathered to pay tribute to his memory after his body was found in an unclear circumstance.
Calvin Leon Kirkman aged 13 months, son of Mr and Mrs V G Kirkman, died Sunday morning at 7. The obituary notes the infant’s death occurred here, with burial plans to be announced by the family.
Help wanted advertisement seeks a bright energetic saleslady with good business qualifications at Stameys Jewelry Store.
A Public endorsement from Mrs. R. B. Atkins at 500 Willowbrook St praises Doan's Kidney Pills for restoring kidney function and easing headaches and backaches. She notes long term benefits and urges others to use the same remedy priced at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo markets the product.
Local ad copy urges residents to support nearby merchants who fund schools, roads, and taxes, enhancing community value and stability through continued patronage. Readers are steered to the paper’s advertising pages to find the best local businesses.
The ad asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease treated internally by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It promises to cure via blood action on mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any case not cured. Includes address J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and free testimonials.
On farms rats threaten infants in the nursery. Nursing bottles attract rodents. The ad urges breaking a cake of RAT-SNAP and placing it around to rid the premises. Three sizes offered at 76.5 cents and 1.25 dollars, with guaranteed results.
James Stucky recounts expensive plumbing bills after a rat nest clogged pipes in a basement. The repair required tearing up flooring and pipes, with a $125 bill. RAT-SNAP was used to remove the rodents, and Lee offered three sizes at 65 cents to $1.25, sold with a guarantee.
East Nashville grocer W N Parsons hails Thedford's Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach headache and indigestion. He says he relies on it nightly and urges others to use the genuine product to regulate liver function and cleanse the bowels.
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