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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
4
In a Winston Salem tour comment the writer notes the growing feud between Greensboro and High Point over a new highway. The piece says it will not take sides in the family dispute but wishes High Point the best and Greensboro the worst, framing it as a regional rift turning personal.
The North Carolina American Legion chose Greensboro for its 1922 convention after a pitched fight with Winston-Salem backers. Dent Davis and Bill Ritter argued for Winston-Salem, but Greensboro's press, news coverage, and Denny’s persuasiveness secured the vote. The conference also condemned Col. Harvey and opposed Debs pardon while praising Thomas W. Bird as state commander.
Mrs. Charlie Bodenheimer faces surgery at High Point hospital with hopes for recovery. Master Richard Clodfelter and Ransom Clodfelter are noted as ill or visiting. fall term plans set for Wallburg Piedmont and Liberty schools opening September 6. A critique of parental neglect and youth behavior is voiced, urging awareness. The death of Uncle Joe Farabee at age 90 is reported with details of his Civil War era experiences and community ties.
The piece honors a longtime resident who avoided church membership yet attended services as health allowed. Surviving relatives include brother William Farabee of Abbott's Creek and nephew T S Farabee and family. Floral tributes reflected the high regard of friends, with Stamey’s Jewelry Store mentioned for offering watches at lower prices.
Mrs. R. L. Coley of High Point recounts years of backache nervousness and kidney discomfort then finds relief with Doan's Kidney Pills from Mann Drug Co. She reports reduced back misery and better well being at a price of 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures.
An older advertisement states local applications cannot cure catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood driven remedy. It claims to act systemically via the blood on mucous surfaces and combines tonics with blood purifiers. The ad notes Druggists sell it for 75 cents and offers testimonials and free literature from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. D. V. Williams of Springfield describes severe back weakness, nervous distress, and headaches before using Cardui. She reports marked improvement, better sleep, and renewed health after taking Cardui, urged by her husband. The ad touts widespread use and availability.
A new shipment at Stameys Jewelry features Hamilton and Elgin watches in all sizes, plus fountain pens, vanity cases, and a selection of silverware ready for customers.
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