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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
2
The Review announces weekly issue cadence and subscription reach to homes and businesses in the city and suburbs. It states advertising rates on application and that notices not contracted for a time will be inserted and charged until ordered out. It refuses whiskey ads and will not run ads detrimental to High Point business interests.
A street incident shows a man knocked another after a vile insult. The piece argues patience over anger, urging ignore slander, choose compassion, and cultivate love as the wiser response to petty aggression and hate.
The attorney-general files a Sherman Act case to dissolve the Bell Telephone Trust and its Western Union affiliate. The suit seeks to force relinquishment of control over several independent phones and to restore competitive conditions, with a possible court-ordered receiver if needed.
A Quebec to England sailing party reports 500 to 600 icebergs seen near August, noting rising Arctic ice drift and the Titanic sinking as context. The piece discusses ancient canopy hypotheses, biblical deluge links, and prophecies of a future Garden of Eden with global climate equalization and renewed plant and animal life.
During a seven day double vote period from July 29 to August 4 The Review awarded a five year subscription to the contestant with the most votes William P Ragan Jr son of the Postmaster led all vote centers and The Review has entered his name in the subscription book for five years He may sell or use it as he pleases Congratulations Master William
San Diego as the first American Pacific port plans a grand naval pageant inviting representatives of all world navies to dock on a warship. Officials expect a vast fleet for target practice and showcases tied to the Panama Canal opening and the 1915 exposition, with celebrations also planned in Thomasville on October 4.
Sellers Hosiery Mill Company of Burlington has leased the Thomasville Female College building to establish a hosiery mill. Machinery has arrived and overhauls will precede operation. The mill starts small and expands as demand grows, with the auditorium portion leased and to be equipped first.
The Atlantic Coast Line showcases an extensively equipped exhibit car departing Wilmington on the 18th to attract settlers to its territory including Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama. It opens first at the Canadian National Exposition in Toronto through September 8 then tours fairs across New York State and New England until November 1. The effort features top Southern products and careful presentation to draw settlers.
Theodore Williams a former New York newspaper man and law student from Maryland visits High Point North Carolina. He expresses love for the Piedmont region and hopes to return when possible. He has spent two months in High Point enjoying business and newspaper work.
The Review notes the Bell Telephone Co. has filed a lengthy answer to the U S suit against the alleged trust. The piece suggests their argument is weak and predicts the government may prevail in the case, framing it as a potential race for money.
A Weslayan Methodist writer in Syracuse laments modern women’s dress describing transparent waists and tight hobble skirts as indecent. He argues such styles blur lines with vice, urging reform and a return to modest attire to preserve virtue in public life.
Squire J B Minor officiated at a High Point wedding for Edna L Knott and E J Dail. The couple, both deaf and dumb, failed to answer questions or signal, so Minor wrote the questions for them and had witnesses sign.
The Missouri Pacific offers very low fares to California Idaho Nevada Utah Western Colorado New Mexico Western Texas Arizona Oregon and Washington Tickets valid from September 25 to October 10 inclusive For complete rate information and through free chair and sleeping car service contact E R Jennings Traveling Passenger Agent Room 420 James Bldg Chattanooga Tenn.
Mr. A. Upton of Seagrove North Carolina Route 1 surprised staff with praise for High Point noting rapid growth since his six year absence. He said he regretted not investing here earlier and left, but returned impressed with the town's expansion.
Newark News reports a four year old boy, Stickland W. Gillilan's son, announcing his wish to be a turtle. He explains he would pull his head in during pain to look around and see what the trouble was, in a quirky child’s musings about his pet turtle.
An ad from Real Painless Dentistry promises painless dental work using the Odont- O-Zone filing and extraction method. It touts expert operators, up to date materials, and prices about half of the average dentist while urging proof of the claim.
Notice appears to advertise Gardner's Drug Store at Greensboro North Carolina with a phone number 1710. The readable fragment implies a business listing or ad placement in the local paper. No further details.
In a courtroom clash over jury selection for a car case a first lawyer notes deadlock while a second lawyer explains tactics: one side challenges all car owners and the other excludes those without vehicles, stalling progress.
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