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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
2
A note from the High Point Milling Company praises their white frost and luxury flour as the best for all baking, claiming it uses top wheat to produce superior bread cake and pastry results.
Schedule in effect October 14 1914 lists southbound trains 21 and 23 and northbound trains 22 and 24 with daily departures from High Point Thomasville Gordonton Denton High Rock and arrival times. Agent W E Price signs.
In Washington the President urged self possession calmness and a judicial temperament for the U S in the world crisis addressing the Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution Ambassador Jusserand of France praised American generosity and neutrality while linking the European struggle to America s revolutionary history Other speakers included John Hays Hammond R C B Thurston and John Barrett
Syracuse jury panel for William Barnes libel suit against Theodore Roosevelt is set, with seven Republicans three Progressives and two Democrats. Names include Henry Hoag foreman Irving Mills Walter Zuill Leonard Hungerford F W Pierce Warren Somers Ray Tanner John Brown George Boschert Edward Burns Peter Bencke. A motion to dismiss followed as privilege claims were argued. Abarno and Carbone sentenced to six to twelve years in Sing Sing for Cathedral bombing.
Efforts to raise the sunken submarine F-4 were delayed to fix a minor defect in the drumholder of a scow pontoon. A lifting test showed the other scow in good condition, convincing Rear Admiral Moore and naval authorities that alternating lifts by the boats and towing with tugs could move the crest to shallow water.
George M. Glenn of Raleigh files a mandamus against the Southern Express Company to compel delivery of one gallon of whiskey from Richmond. Judge Daniels will rule on the constitutional questions of the North Carolina quart law and the Webb Kenyon act as the case proceeds. The suit challenges express company shipment rules and argues the act infringes personal liberty without due process.
Mount Mitchell summit visit planned for May 4 by the Mount Mitchell commission chaired by T. E. Blackstock of Asheville. A surveyor will join the party as work begins toward state acquisition of the peak for a park with a $20 000 authorization. The panel aims to act quickly, with purchase or condemnation powers.
Henry P. Davison recalls a Spanish count who vanished into absent mindedness during a dinner with a Paint Rock millionaire. The host snaps him back by reminding him he is not in a deanery, but pretending a noble count in Paint Rock.
An advertisement portrays a clerk praising a burglar alarm as the best and asserts it alarms residents instantly when a thief enters. A customer asks if a model exists that will alarm the burglar, highlighting a safety claim from the Boston Evening Transcript excerpt.
Quote scene discusses fashion motives with women dressing to gain male admiration and to trigger envy among peers. The dialogue suggests dual purpose styling aimed at both genders and rivals, reflecting social dynamics of appearance.
A lady physician extols Postum as a healthful coffee substitute. She stopped coffee eight years ago due to sleepless nights and fatigue and now favors Postum Regular or Instant in favorably tasting, cream-colored drinks. She notes weight gain better sleep and less nervousness and encourages others to switch. Postum is sold in Regular and Instant forms with pricing listed. There's a Reason for Postum.
Blondine tells manager her music teacher predicted a bright future. Burnetta asks what the manager said and Blondine replies that there are greater opportunities for a woman with a past in the theatrical profession.
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