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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
5
A breezy lyric urges ignoring worries and staying buoyant while wartime politics loom. The piece references Count von Bernstorff and Villa, praising American resolve and presidential steadiness amid criticism of preparedness. It frames morale and action as key to national resilience.
A local editorial laments that a Democratic legislature pushed town politics and a commission form of government, harming progress. It urges Carter Dalton to run, argues bonds are blocked by the opposition party, and warns that a party-line stance endangers improvements led by Republicans.
Report notes High Point voters rejected party politics in municipal elections yet praises Republican restraint. It forecasts a shift toward commission government as a change from political control. County Democrats held a major event in Greensboro, highlighting ongoing political momentum.
Captain G W Lamb of Asheboro NC born March 25 1837 enlisted May 1861 in Captain S G Worths company later promoted to captain and served until Appomattox He was wounded in the 1862 Seven Days battles at the knee head and leg He reported four officers wounded and multiple wounded or killed at Chancellorsville Gettysburg Wilderness Spottsylvania Hanover Junction and Petersburg He and surviving comrades observed his 79th birthday March 23 1916 with family a dinner in his honor
Dr Staley states he will be in his High Point office every Thursday after repeated requests. He notes patients had come to Winston Salem for services but the arrangement was inconvenient. He will be at his former office in Staley's Jewelry Store to fit glasses.
The Review has accepted the U File M binder for High Point readers. This 11 by 16 inch durable book holds over 1500 papers and uses a gum sticker to fasten clippings and memos for quick retrieval. Priced at 1.75 dollars, it is presented as a valuable business tool.
The article reviews Rothamsted Experiment Station's history dating to 1837, founders Sir John Bennett Lawes and Gilbert, and its pioneering soil fertility research. It highlights long term plots, manure and mineral fertilizer effects on hay and corn yields, and the key finding that ammonia salts enhance mineral manures and overall yields for farms.
In Catron, Kentucky, Bettie Bullock reports four years of womanly troubles and inability to walk until her husband gave Cardui. She improved after the first dose and now walks two miles and works. Cardui is touted as a relief for women with similar issues. Chattanooga Medicine Co. invites readers to request guidance and a 64 page booklet.
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