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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
4
A thoughtful meditation on balancing sentiment with facts in civic life. It argues sentiment guides action but must yield to cool judgment and evidence, urging readers to stay informed, study both sides, and stand firm for honest convictions based on verifiable truths.
A persuasive exhortation urges residents to support local progress by staying factual and avoiding sentimentality. It emphasizes boosting the town, spending locally, and resisting outward money leakage while urging readers to stay informed through city papers.
A civic editorial urges readers to heed Keep Off the Track as a moral safeguard against shortcuts and wrongdoing. It warns youth smoking, moral lapse, and evasions of law, urging citizens to report, cooperate, and uphold morality to keep society safe and orderly.
Guilford County residents oppose a 10 percent extra assessment by the Commission. They argue the higher tax rate is punitive and exceeds the average of neighboring counties with the new regime. Investigation is sought to verify the claim.
A witty passage surveys marriage and gender roles with lines about men who think they are meant to rule and women who manage scenes. The speaker jokes about catching lies with a so called instrument and reflects on love evolving from a cottage to a bungalow.
The passage offers wry reflections on skepticism and comfort, with quips about the false bottom of the Cup of Joy and relics of history. It notes how pride and memory fade with age and mocks clever anecdotes from daily life in a humorous, compact style.
A teacher scolds a student for vanity and recalls George Washington as a comparison. The student retorts that Washington was president. The piece ends with aphorisms about flattery and choosing lesser evils, noting people prefer sharing joys over sorrows and some stumble into luck.
A reflective poem by W H Dugdale urges readers to help brothers in need. It questions whether one offers aid, kindness, and support to others, especially during their troubles, and ties compassionate action to personal character and a bright future.
Advertises sale of two hotel orders: one year at Hotel Richmond Richmond Virginia valued at 60 dollars and another 60 dollar order on Hotel Cochrane Washington DC. Seller W L Stamey offers them at a large reduction.
Mrs J E Denny passed away Thursday in Mechanicsville after a several day illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with local relatives.
Mrs Bettie Bullock of Catron Kentucky recounts years of womanly illness and paralysis until her husband gave her Cardus the woman’s tonic. She reports immediate improvement and now walks two miles and works. The ad urges others to try Cardui, noting its fifty years of success and a free treatment booklet.
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