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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
2
A letter from the Nooksack Reporter criticizes local shoppers who buy from distant firms for better prices. It argues The Review will not run certain ads that harm local business interests and urges readers to buy locally to bolster community prosperity and local improvements.
A column laments misreading of department store adverts and mail order steel deals and tells readers to shop locally. It compares spacey jargon to a ghost story and urges residents to learn what local shops actually carry through a quick in person browse.
A house to house canvass by an appliance agent pushed a kitchen range offer claiming affordability and ease of purchase beyond regular dealers, targeting many families in the community with promises to make it possible to own a new range.
The concerted action of Wall Street forces failed to trigger a countrywide panic this year. The tariff law will boost trade with foreign goods released from warehouses and manufacturers with existing orders facing less surplus. The Review argues tariff reform should be local and decided by a tariff board, noting protections vary by locality.
A local admonition questions readers who use mail order houses in distant cities. It argues buyers should spend money locally for butter and eggs, noting Chicago merchants may require cash in advance and offering no credit or bartering.
A reader writes to commend High Point’s strong showing in Raleigh at the State Fair health display. The writer laments the lack of wider impression among TM people and expresses pride in the city’s performance.
Mayor Fred N. Tate salutes High Point residents for leading North Carolina in health standards. He credits clean water meat milk air streets and germ free lots as core gains and calls for ongoing civic pride and cooperation to maintain top status and prevent rivals from overtaking the city.
Officials consider using jail labor to fulfill sentences rather than boarding inmates out. The idea questions the current practice of housing prisoners elsewhere and seeks a work based approach to sentence fulfillment.
President Woodrow Wilson spoke in Mobile on October 27 stressing self representation for Southern states and Latin American republics. He avoided direct reference to Mexico and European influence linked to the Mexican situation while outlining broader policy themes.
President addresses the Southern Commercial Congress on Central and South America policy. Latin American diplomats listen as he favors moral leadership over material concessions, urging emancipation from foreign enterprise subordination and constitutional liberty.
The piece cites Campton MacKenzie predicting a future evolution of a new sex resembling bee workers, sterile and focused on material labor, alongside normal women who raise children. The excerpt is followed by a classified line: FOR SALE Pure, clean seed rye. J. W. Fouts Route 3 Box 27.
Not about price but quality the store claims. With 25 years in shoes they boast top brands and satisfaction guaranteed. Call to view lines for yourself and child to be convinced they can deliver quality at reasonable prices.
Bargain sale at The Woman's Store features all wool skirts in black and blue priced about $2.48 to $3.98, plus practical underwear and children's sweaters and caps. A varied stock of velvets, corduroys, serge, ginghams, and hosiery with guaranteed quality invites shoppers.
A local ad touts NOFADE Remington shirts that resist fading. The new line is available for $1.00 at London's Reliable Store with various patterns on display.
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