Cotton buy campaign endorsed by Manufactur ers Club
The Manufactur ers Club endorsed a move to buy a bale of cotton to aid southern cotton markets. W E Price of Carolina and Yadkin River Railway Co was elected general manager and Mr Sizemore was promoted to traffic manager. Secretary Daniels lauds U S peace leads and notes Southern Railroad growth with separation of freight and passenger divisions and Saunders named local passenger agent.
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Manufacturer’s Club
South
W.E. Price
Carolina and Yadkin River Railway Co
Sizemore
Southern Railroad
S. O. Schaub
W. T. Saunders
Schaub
Better Offer On Subscriptions Now Encourages New Signups
A new subscription drive offers 25 percent commission plus tiered bonuses. Recruiters earning 50 dollars in new subscriptions receive an extra 5.60, and 100 dollars brings an extra 12.00, boosting earnings to 35 or 37 cents per dollar for larger totals. The incentive runs only until October 15, open to all, aiming to boost The Review’s reader base.
State Financial Figures From North Carolina County
Partial OCR indicates financial amounts listed for North Carolina county, including 4 348.00 2 598.30 700.00 and 179 259.16 with county and state references. The fragment suggests a balance sheet or tax ledger portion mentioning county Gul and ford cc. Further readable context is needed for a precise item.
Austria Won't Stand For Peace Fallout After Eastern Front Collapse
London reports of misfortunes mark a potential end to the Austria Hungary era as Petrograd dispatches and Vienna admits disaster. Russian forces push west of the Vistula while Cracow looms as a key rally point. a major defeat could redraw the war front and pressure Berlin. Sir John French details a battered British expeditionary force near the Oise.
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London
Petrograd
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
France
Galicia
England
Vistula
Cracow
Kingdom of Poland
Silesia
Koenigsberg
Baltic
East Prussia
German Empire
John French
Oise
French
High Point Folks Extend Glad Hand to Buy a Bale of Cotton
High Point joins Georgia led Buy a Bale of Cotton movement. The cooperative effort aims beyond profit, promoting unselfish aid to farmers and broader regional support, with emphasis on shared benefits for Southerners and even broader national goodwill.
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High Point
Furniture City
High Point backs buy a bale of cotton movement
The High Point Manufactures Club met with about seventy five business leaders on September 10 1914 to endorse a buy a bale of cotton plan. They resolved to ensure proceeds go to farmers, discussed financing via collateral, and considered treating bales as a single unit funded by ten cents per pound. A follow up meeting was set to decide a practical purchase capacity and implementation.
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High Point
Manufacturers Club
Manufactures Club
J. W. Harris
C. C. Prince
S. H. Tomlinson
Gurney Kearns
H. A. White
Byrd S. Coler
New York
Piedmont
North Carolina
J Elwood Cox
Commercial National Bank
Coler
Homer Wheeler
Abram Cook
Atlanta
Wilson urged for Nobel Peace Prize prize
Washington sources say President Wilson is being urged for the Nobel Peace Prize of $40,000 to be awarded in December. The push comes from high in the world movement for international peace and centers on the President’s policy of watchful waiting.
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Wilson
Washington
Movement For International Peace
Policy in Mexican Situation Praised While Europe War Debate Intensifies
The piece contrasts Mexican policy praise with warnings that war in Europe could have been avoided if a Wilsonian approach had been adopted in Mexico. It notes the ongoing debate among peace advocates and the perceived implications for U.S. policy amid global tension. Separate local items report Bertha Dunning and N. S. Smith wedding at a Virginia avenue home, with the couple planning to reside in High Point, plus a Manufacturers club board election and local notices. Dr. W C Tyree of Greenville visited local host A E Tate and was a former pastor at the First Baptist Church.
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Europe
Mexico
L. A. Peeler
First Reformed Church
Bertha Dunning
Smith
M.G. Petty
Virginia Avenue
High Point
Messrs
R. H. Wheeler
J.J. Fay
Tiss
H. W. Kronheimer
T. D. Gilliam
Manufacturers Club
W. C. Tyree
Greenville
Miss
A.E. Tate
Dont Hurt Your Liver With Calomel Dodson’s Liver Tone Ad
An old advertisement urges replacing calomel with Dodson’s Liver Tone a vegetable liver tonic. It claims calomel harms the liver and touts guaranteed better results with the product, suitable for adults and children and easy to take.
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Dodson
Just Between Ourselves and The Lamppost
A promotional guide urges business readers to craft persuasive advertising aimed at the purchasing public. It emphasizes psychological buying moments, arousing interest, and presenting every feature as a vital fact to win the buying audience at home.
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