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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
4
Report notes a heavy loss of life after the steamer Valbanery sank off Key West on Thursday. The message mentions widespread strikes by police and even ministers, and a union forming in a school to push for shorter hours after an extra hour was added to daily study.
A small town weekly uncovers a moral about civic duty and commerce. The Morton Washington Mirror discovers its own value by showing how advertising supports the paper and helps the community, arguing that readers benefit from informed business promotion and local newspapers.
The text contrasts Woodrow Wilson and Henry Cabot Lodge on the League of Nations, arguing for equality for Uncle Sam in the council versus Lodge’s bid for a superior stance. It questions the Lodge plan and urges readers to propose a better approach than making the United States appear contemptible.
Johnny O'Brien, head of the John J. O'Brien Association of the Bowery, led Theodore Roosevelt to his Bowery followers in New York in 1886. Colonel
Roosevelt campaigns in a Bowery speech promising larger support for his mayoral bid. He contrasts his fighting Irish vein with his rival Jana T R, who vows to uphold his word against reform bills. The Bowery victory boosts Roosevelt’s margin in his banner district, where Johnny O'Brien stands firm.
A proud report shows High Point base ball went 37 games with 27 victories and 10 defeats this season. Citizens praise the team directors for supplying strong amateur baseball and the Durham Hosiery Mills game ended 1 to 0 in favor of the mill boys.
An Ohio firm offers a one hundred dollar reward for any incurable catarrh using Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notices include a Guilford County Superior Court divorce action requiring the defendant to appear in Greensboro on October 6, 1919, or risk the relief sought by the plaintiff.
Advertisement extols Gets-It as the only corn remover that peels corns away like a banana skin with two or three drops. It dries quickly and requires no bandages or tools. Sold by EB Lawrence in Chicago and endorsed by J A Hart Drug Co Ring Drug Co and Ramsay Drug Co in High Point.
Mrs Joanny endorses RAT SNAP sold by Matton Drug Co. and Oilmer Bros. Co. The 25c cake was used to trap a dead rat found last week, claimed to have been dead at least six months and odorless. Available in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes with guaranteed results.
James McGuire promotes RAT-SNAP rat poison with hog protection claims sold by Matton Drug Co. and Gilmer Bros. Co. The notice also lists a 1919 public publication in Guilford County North Carolina regarding an estate sale action where Mary E. Hoover seeks court orders to sell lands to fund debts, with defendants named and a scheduled court appearance set for October 10, 1919.
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