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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
5
Kihara a Japanese section foreman was mortally wounded by Mexicans near Milford Utah He used his last strength to set a torpedo on the Salt Lake route to stop the east bound Pacific Limited He died after pulling himself to Milford where a posse seeks his assailants The train halted due to his signal.
Nevada's oldest resident, One Armed Jim the Shoshone Indian, died in the state prison at Carson. He served 29 years of a life sentence after being hanged in 1886 for murder. He never spoke during his incarceration and his age is listed as 109.
An old method of dosing nervous stomachs is rejected in favor of external treatment for croup using Vap-O-Rub. Rub a little on throat and chest to loosen phlegm and ease breathing. bedtime use promotes sleep. Available in 25c 50c or $1.00. genuine Vicks Vaporub salve trade mark.
Riggs National Bank of Washington sues Secretary McAdoo and Comptroller Williams in DC Supreme Court alleging conspiracy to wreck the bank. The filing requests temporary and permanent injunctions to halt alleged unlawful demands for reports and to restrain payment of 5000 into the treasury as interest on bonds. The suit cites 37 allegations of intrusive actions by the Comptroller and criticizes Williams's information demands since his tenure.
The Kronprinz Wilhelm remains at anchor in the James River as officials demand a formal written request from Captain Thierfelder detailing repairs and supplies needed to render the German raider seaworthy. Newport News shipyard experts found leaks and boiler trouble, raising questions about its ability to sail.
Advices received by Carranza agents report Villa forces under General Questes Pereira retreated toward Monterey after a three hour battle between La Jarita and Hisachito thirty miles south of Nuevo Laredo. Carranza troops led by General Maclovia Herrera reportedly captured fourteen wagon loads of arms and ammunition and three machine guns.
Richmond Pennsylvania woman Mrs Frank Clark describes severe internal troubles and nervous prostration improving after two bottles. She praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and urges other women to try it. The ad cites forty years of endorsement and widespread demand. Kitty returns from the front and finds no one interesting to nurse.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Baths followed by a thin ointment to calm infant skin conditions. Claims faster healing of eczema rashes itchings and chafings with rest and sleep benefits and free samples by mail. Also mentions Hanford's Balsam for bruises and light humor quotes.
Spartanburg reports the 45 mile scenic highway from Spartanburg to Hendersonville via Inman Campobello Landrum Tryon Saluda Flatrock and Tuxedo ready for use after seven years and 75000 plus spent by Polk Henderson and Spartanburg counties. A 200 car tour demonstrated ease and comfort with a Hendersonville luncheon and a Tryon committee meeting on maintenance.
Prices for cotton cotton seed and meat in North Carolina markets last week as reported to the Division of Markets at the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station and Department of Agriculture in Raleigh.
Report lists prices by town for grains beans and dairy items. Entries include Asheville Greensboro Maxton New Bern Newton Scotland Neck and others with corn oats soy beans cow peas eggs and Western and North Carolina creamery butter priced from 15 to 40 cents for eggs and 68 to 93 cents for corn with dairy butter up to 40 cents per pound and mixed figures for various regions.
Time table shows daily southbound and northbound trains with arrival and departure times between High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton Av High Rock and High Rock stations. Numbers indicate train numbers 21 23 southbound and 22 24 northbound. Agent W. E. Price signs the notice.
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