The Baby Show and Public Contests Stir Community Interest
The piece notes a lively baby show with many entries and hopes for prize wins. It also marks Col. A. B. Andrews’s death at his Raleigh home and praises his service to Southern Railway. The column urges cleanliness campaigns, transportation expansion talks, and a new Amateur League formed by Dr. S. S. Coe’s office with four teams and the season set to open next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. S. S. Coe
M. P. Baracas
Durham Hosiery Mills
Highland Cotton Mills
The
Southern Car ° Co
Close of season pennant expected as teams season wrap
The season finale promises a pennant award with strong team material and a forthcoming ball article. Officers listed include W. M. Tucker president Virgil Garrett secretary treasurer C C Stewart and Sam Holbrook umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Tucker
Virgil Garrett
C.C Stewart
Sam Holbrook
And He Worried About It Poem By W H Dugdale
A humorous verse contrasts hot weather complaints with various coping scenes. It playfully encourages dropping the phrase it is hot and suggests alternative, lighthearted expressions while noting discomfort. The poem follows a rhythmical, dated tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dugdale
Death and Funeral of Mrs. Mary J. Lambeth
Mary Jane Smith Lambeth daughter of Mrs. John W. Malone died at 5:15 PM Thursday after a seven month illness at her daughter's Brownwood Texas home. Funeral held at 3:30 PM at the family residence with Rev E P Barton of First Methodist Church. Interment in Greenleaf Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Malone. sister A B Smith and Maj Sam Smith. husband J Warrick Lambeth and D T Lambeth were brothers of her late husband.
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Mary J. Lambeth
Brownwood
Tex
John W. Malone
E. P. Barton
Fist Methodist Church
Greenleaf
Mary Jane Smith
Wadesboro
N. C
Glenana Seminary
Thomasville
N C
First Methodist Church
Greensboro native eyed for Wilkes-Barre postmaster post
A Greensboro born physician Dr. D C Mebane, long time resident of Wilkes-Barre, is reported in Washington to be appointed postmaster. He and President Wilson were Davidson College contemporaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C. Mebane
Greensboro
Wilkesbarre
Wilson
Davidson College
Move of Rail Station Sought Near Greensborro
A petition circulates asking the Southern Railway Company to relocate the station at Ruda to a point about a mile closer to Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Railway Company
Ruda
Greensboro
Vinci the Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Endorsed by Mother Superior
Mother M. Alphonsa Lathrop of Hawthorne New York testifies to Vinci benefiting sick and frail patients at Rosary Hill Home. The tonic is praised for building strength in weakened and nervous conditions and comes with a money back guarantee if it fails to benefit. Matton Drug Company advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
M. Alphonsa Lathrop
O.S.D
Hawthorne
N.Y
Matton Drug Company
Obituary notices for E A Younts and local figures
E A Younts died after a six month illness at his home on Thurston street aged 45. He lived in High Point 20 years, ran a Glenora brick plant, leaves a wife and three daughters and a son. He belonged to Jr O U A M and Elks, funeral at First Baptist with Dr Claxon officiating. The item also notes deaths of Shubal Swain at Morganton State Hospital and Glover T. Smith with Junior councils present at services.
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E. A. Younts
Thurston Street
E. A. Youns
High Point
Glenora
Younts
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
First Baptist
Claxon
Shubal Swain
State Hospital
Morganton
Springfield
Glover T. Smith
Trophy
March 1915 Monthly Statement for High Point City
City of High Point presents March 1915 financials listing taxes, light and water department figures, and debits including general expense street and fire departments, police, hydrant rental, and bond reserve. Balance to Dr. account noted. City Clerk H C Sechrest signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
White Way
H. C. Sechrest
For Your Childs Cough Opens New Picture House
An ad promotes Schiffmanns Concentrate Expectorant claiming no narcotics and quick cough relief. It also urges renewing a subscription to The Review to start the opening chapter of Black Box and notes a new theater, The Point, at High Point showing pictures starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Box
Point” Theater
High Point
New Moving Picture House
Dudley Hall Crowned Champion Corn Grower of 1914
North Carolina's Dudley Hall of Rowan county is highlighted as the champion corn grower for 1914 in The Country Gentleman. The feature details his yield of 1485 bushels per acre at 95 cents a bushel, his early club work, and his seed corn Hall Improved Mortgage Lifter. The piece notes his methods, soil, crop history, and the broader push for boys and girls club programs to boost farming in 1915.
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Dudley Hall
Chapel Hill
the Country Gentleman
North Carolina
Harry A. Thompson
Farmers of Tomorrow
Country Gentleman
S. R. Winters
The
State University
Rowan County
Hall
Columbia
S.C
State Department of Agriculture
Young Hall
S. R Winters
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From High Point Man
A High Point resident, F. C. Remfrey of 512 S Main St, recalls severe kidney trouble cured by Doan’s Kidney Pills. He states his condition improved after a few boxes and reaffirms the endorsement more than three years later. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
F. C. Remfrey
S. Main St
N. C
Doan
Price
Dean
Mr. Remfrey
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Distilleries Seized in March Across Several States
A Greensboro revenue agent report shows 91 distilleries seized and destroyed in March, with 66 in 1914. Of those destroyed last month 59 were in North Carolina's western district, 16 in the fourth district, 14 in South Carolina, and two in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue J
Greensboro
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Local Steam Heating Contractor
Mr B Mackenzie, long time in the steam heating business in the city, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in U S Court. Assets are listed at 4600 dollars with liabilities of 37854.82 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. MacKenzie
United States
Moe for GETS-IT When I Have Corns
An advertisement extols GETS-IT as a painless corn cure that removes corns in minutes with two drops. It claims quick relief after failed remedies and notes the product sells for 25 cents at druggists and via E Lawrence Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
High Point
Mann Drug Co
Hart Drug Co
Congressman Stedman to Address Forsyth Veterans on Memorial Day
Congressman Stedman has accepted an invitation to address the Confederate veterans of Forsyth County in Winston-Salem on Memorial Day May 10. The event marks a civic commemorative gathering honoring veterans and local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congresman Stedman
Confederate Veterans of
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem
New York Relief Ship Harpalyce Sunk in North Sea Action
The British steamer Harpalyce on relief duty for Belgium was torpedoed or sunk by a mine in the North Sea. Dutch ships Elizabeth and Constance Catherine rescued 27 crew members near Noordhinder lightship and Nieuwe Waterweg. 26 feared drowned from a 53 man crew. Harpalyce held a Belgian relief commission immunity.
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New York
Rotterdam
Harplyce
New York State
Commission For Relief
Belgium
North Sea
Elizabeth
Harpalyce
Noordhinder
Constance Catherina
Nieuwe Waterweg
Belgian Relief Commission
Proverb Page Ads Offer 21 Cash Prizes
A newspaper notice invites readers to solve a proverb clue using dropped letters from merchant ads. The contest offers 21 prizes totaling $50,000 in varied awards, with top prizes including a $1000 carpet sweeper and multiple jewelry and gift items. Extra rewards go to players using the most merchant offers.
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Mutt
Jeff
el Rico
Kodak
Everybody's Dictionary
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Stamey
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Col
A. B. Andrews
Southern Techway
Raleigh
Southern Railway
Col. Andrews
Road
Bird S. Coler
Carolina & Yadkin River
Mr. Coler
London
Germany
Columbus State Journal
Pat Sandeles
Farmers’ Week
A. C. Jones
R. O. Caldwell
Bell
N. S Office
Mother Superior
Rosary Hill Home
Vinol
Schiffmann
Walter Vincent
Pleasant Hill
Cardus
Toni
Celal Ate “Grease Co
N.C
Og Enya Chichester Ask
Draseist
Sak
Mup Everywhere
East Green Street
Radrene
Toledo
Ohio
Miles
Fred Wiltse
BR. F. D
Allen, Mich
Stamey Printing House
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