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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
4
A reflective column blends wartime sentiment with calls to duty and the draft. It notes industrial women, corn crops, coal price concerns, camp meetings, and local political shifts while reporting storm and disaster headlines and travel notes from August visits in North Carolina counties.
J C Hundycutt of Route 7 Monroe shares a farmer tip claiming cotton seed meal sprinkled on wet cotton mornings cures red spider and cotton louse. He says one application covers about three acres and has eliminated pests from his fields, urging others to try it before fall.
London reports July 1 1918 price increases in food averaging two percent from June 1 1918 with milk eggs butter and potatoes leading gains. Howard M. Hicks arrived safely overseas. For sale or rent signs offered at five cents each six for twenty five cents and other small notices appear in the Review Office.
Government and business needs for office assistants are rising with salaries never seen before. Draughon’s College offers home study courses in Shorthand and Bookkeeping by mail, claiming government adoption and high placement potential.
Notice of service by publication in the Guilford County Superior Court for an absolute divorce action between Frank Burrow and Daisy Burrow to be held September 12 1918. Executor W P Ragan seeks creditors claims by August 14 1919. Administratrix Alice Bowman and Administratrix Nannie L Curtis notify creditors and debtors to file or pay by August 1 1919.
A short OCR fragment notes a price or quantity entry, showing "Si 100 printed for 200" as a terse trade or catalog line without clear context or additional details. The readable text implies a conversion or pricing reference but lacks full facts such as item, date, place, or organization.
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