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The Review in High Point, North Carolina

10 Sep 1914

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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1914

Page

3

New North Carolina Lawyers Licensed by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court released 79 successful applicants for state legal licenses. Nineteen failed, one paper not passed due to age, and one applicant will qualify after the next term. The list includes Miss Julia McGhee Alexander of Mecklenburg and many others across Forsyth, Wake, Mecklenburg, Robeson, Guilford, and additional counties, plus two from New York.

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Raleigh Supreme Court Julia McGhee Alexander Mecklenburg Megrees George L. Jarvis Cleveland County William Oo. Snyder Forsyth Marshall B. Sherrin Union Robert H. Parker Halifax Clyde H. Jarrett Jackson Archibald G. Robertson Virginia Olier L. Henry Anson Walter H. Fisher Sampson Frank J. Schulken Columbus James A. Strawn Harry P. Johnson Robeson Wade H. Sanders Johnston William M. Bridges South Carolina Merrill A. Walls Sidney W. White Pasquotank Walter G. Sheppard Pitt Henry A. McKinnon Eugene Allison Transylvania James McB. Williams Cumberland Joseph A.adams Guilford Ellee J. Lovelace New Jersey Frank R. Ray Rockingham George V. Strong Wake Cyrus H. Smithdeal Ashe Harry Tucker Richard B. Loughran Buncombe Joseph L. Horton Kenneth McK. Farrior Duplin James del. H. Hill Wilson Charles A. Misenheimer, Jr Mecklanburg Nere Day Onslow Carlisle W. Higgins Alleghany Claude E. Teague Richmond Bassie F. Brittain Randolph Paul P. Pelton Lee Fitzroy D. Phillips Scotland Edward N. Wright Alvin A. Paul Wilkins P. Horton Chatham Jesse T. Edwards Rutherford Albert D. Parker John H. Norwood Stanly Julia McGhee Aleaander Henry A. Tolson Carteret William T. Brothers Alonzo D. Folger Surry Samuel M. Gattis, Jr Orange Bryan V. Henry Ashley B. Stainback Hoyt Robertson Jones Richard J. M. Cobb Robert R. Boyd New York Sidney F. McCreery
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Cattle Raising Highlighted in Halifax Area

Halifax county is praised for diverse crops and strong cattle production. W. E. Smith started seven years ago with 40 Angus cattle, selling several hundred dollars’ worth and now keeping about 100 head in Scotland Neck.

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Halifax Scotland Neck Halifax County North Carolina W. E. Smith
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North Carolina Sunday School Convention in Winston-Salem

The thirty first annual convention of the North Carolina Sunday School Association will meet in Winston-Salem on September 15 16 and 17. The city will provide free entertainment to all delegates who register including lodging meals and supper. The railroad will offer reduced rates on the certificate plan.

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Winston-Salem North Carolina Sunday School Association
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Monster catfish draws crowds to Polk Gray Drug Co store

A 39 pound three and a half foot catfish was placed in a bath tub at Polk Gray Drug Co, drawing people to and from the shop. In High Point, Dr. P B Garrison and Dr. W M Jones, officials in health, study pellagra and plan surveys in Guilford County mill districts, aiming to return with data.

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Statesville Polk Gray Drug Company High Point P. B. Garrison United States Army W. M. Jones Guilford County
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Gastonia Chair Car Named on Piedmont North Line

The Piedmont and Northern Lines run two chair cars on the Spartanburg to Greenwood limited trains. Chairs are named after principal stations. one reads Gastonia. Above each seat a literature receptacle holds local ads, with Secretary Lloyd supplying Gastonia materials for distribution in each car.

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Easy to Darken Gray Hair at Hart Drug Co ad

An advertisement claims Q-Ban or Q-Hair darkens gray hair, smooths and beautifies it, reduces itching and dandruff, and stops hair loss with easy, non messy use. It markets a 7 oz bottle for 56 cents at Hart Drug Co in High Point North Carolina.

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Hart Drug Co High Point N.C
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High Point Milling Co promotes White Frost luxury flour

An advertising message from High Point Milling Company touts White Frost luxury flour as the best for baking. It emphasizes premium wheat and superior bread, cake, and pastry results, with a closing sign-off from the company.

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High Point Milling CO High Point Milling Company
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When advertising is divorced business success becomes failure

An aphoristic observation notes that removing advertising support harms business viability, suggesting that marketing and visibility drive revenue while absence leads to decline. The remark frames advertising as essential to commercial health and market performance.

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The want ads next to the telephone play a vital role

The passage notes that want ads adjacent to the telephone are essential lieutenants of the modern busy business man, reflecting how recruitment and services lean on printed notices amid a rapid commercial life.

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