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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
5
A brisk, humorous tribute to Julius Caesar as an early press editor noting primitive methods, frontline news, and rough but effective interviewing. The piece contrasts ancient reporting with modern editorial craft, praising his punch and leadership while underlining the lack of modern printing aids.
Evangelist William A Sunday offers ironic rules on destroying church unity. The piece mocks passive, hypocritical behavior by listing misdirected actions that discourage worship and support for pastors, prayer meetings, and congregational effort.
Greene county farmer Joe Grant stored 2250 in gold in a trunk as his personal bank. Robbers took the money, and despite detectives, it may be forever lost. The piece argues that banks offer safety and growth, unlike hoarding coins at home.
Congress repealed the emergency revenue stamp tax in a Friday vote, ending stamps on notes deeds contracts and similar documents. The Greensboro stamp office reports nearly $18 000 in proceeds during the 19 months the law was active, with praise in High Point and nationwide. A humorous note mocks a cub reporter for a murder story. Maine’s Republican plurality fell by half its size in Tuesday’s election as Democrats gained votes.
Local notes recount visits among Welch Kimrey Elliott and Gordon households. Irene White returns to Greensboro after three weeks on Route 1. Arthur Goodman on business trip returns home. Mrs. J Mat Gordon lists illness improving. Strawberries yield two pies from Mrs. W F Kirkman patch with more berries blooming.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain this week's Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman, praising their weekly value. It notes Paul A. Stamey as agent in High Point, North Carolina, with the notice routed through the Review Office.
A Greensboro visitor from High Point recounts an automobile party testing dimmers on the Warernite road to see how drivers treat each other. More than half of cars showed dimmed lights on the first run, then on a second trip the test car found others did not dim, several miles passing without any dimming.
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