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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1916

Page

9

Measles Case Prompts Camp Glenn Health Alert

The first infantry camp at Camp Glenn reports a single measles case in Company L prompting strict isolation and enhanced sanitation. A wedding at the camp marks a rare social event as National Guard officials push recruiting and border deployment plans amid drills and mosquito control efforts.

National Guard Morehead City Camp Glenn First Infantry Selma Young Laurence Young Wallace Btone Thomanville Third Infantry A. McCullen Durham Stone Company L Thomaswile Samp Glenn Carteret Board of Commissioners of Young Alexander Grieg Eastern Department Governor’s Island War Department Adjutant General of the State U.S. aArmy Regular “Army G National Guard Fort Oglethorpe James K. Parsons United States Army Buffington New York City New York Parsons Third United States Infantry

Coast Artillery encampment planned at Fort Caswell

Coast Artillery Corps plans its annual joint encampment at Fort Caswell August 7 through 19 under Capt Alexander Creig Jr. The six companies from Charlotte Raleigh Wilmington Hendersonville Salisbury Greensboro move to Caswell from August 6 to 7 with varied departure times and stations.

Fort Caswell Raleigh Coast Artillery Corps Alexander Creig, Jr Hospital Corps Charlotte Wilmington Hendersonville Salisbury Fort Cas 1 Greensboro

Southern states share federal road fund totals announced

The Federal aid road act division lists Texas as the largest recipient with 291,927 dollars. North Carolina receives 114,381 dollars and other Southern states follow with varied amounts from 114,158 in Tennessee to 55,976 in Florida as part of a 1,438,069 allocation to the region from a 5 million dollar fund.

North Carolina Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture Texas Union Georgia Oklahoma Tennessee Alabama Virginia Kentucky Mississippi Arkansas South Carolina Louisiana Florida

Want Building For Asheville Washington

Representative Britt seeks 300000 to buy a site and build a modern Federal court building in Asheville. He notes the growing U S district court business and a new circuit court division, saying the current post office location is inadequate for a larger, quieter courthouse.

Asheville Washington Britt United States District Court United States Circuit Court of Appeals

Flood Victims Found Near Chimney Rock

Asheville observer Dr Hudgins reports the partly decomposed bodies of an old man and four children found ten miles beyond Chimney Rock in flood debris. The children ages four to ten, all native mountaineers, were unidentified and buried in a single grave.

Asheville William M. Hudgins Chimney Rock Hudgins

Turner Mills to Open East Monbo Mill After Flood Repairs

At a stockholders meeting in Statesville the Turner Mills Company announced plans to start the East Monbo mill at once. Damaged machinery will be repaired where repair is feasible and beyond repair will be replaced to resume operations promptly.

East Monbo Mill Statesville Turner Mills Company East Monbo

Man-Eating Shark Seen Off North Carolina Coast

A man-eating shark has appeared off the North Carolina coast near Atlantic. It attacked fisherman William Nelson, tearing an arm from his body. This is the first and only sighting in the area.

Newbern North Carolina William Nelson Atlantic N. C

North Carolina Floods Damage Dams Roads Rail Lines

Fifteen freight cars sank into Chicod Creek after a Norfolk Southern bridge failed due to high waters. The Milburnie Fishing Club dam on the Neuse River broke, washing away millions of fish. Eastern crops suffer from heavy rains as Scotland County corn fields are ruined. The State Central Hospital in Raleigh nears completion of its receiving building. Asheville sees hundreds of workers repairing flood damage to railways telegraphs and streets.

Chicod Creek Norfolk-Southern Railway Milburnie Fishing Club Neuse Raleigh Scotland County Scotland State Central Hospital Asheville

Lesson on love and gifts from Eph 4 7 15

A temperance lesson argues true ministry rests on spiritual gifts energized by the Holy Spirit and guided by love. It lists fifteen manifestations of love, contrasts prophetic and other gifts, and concludes that faith hope and love endure with love the greatest.

Paul Corinth J. H. Jowett

North Carolina Market Prices Report Week Ending July 22

Western Union notes from multiple North Carolina markets listing middling cotton prices and commodity quotes. Regions include Charlotte Fayetteville Greensboro Greenville Hamlet Lumberton Monroe New Bern Raleigh Rocky Mount Scotiana Neck and New York prices for corn oats peas potatoes butter and eggs with local variations.

Charlotte N. C Fayetteville Greensboro Greenville Hamlet Lumberton Monroe New Bern Raleign Rocky Mount Scotiana Neck

Waite Sentenced to Die in Sing Sing Death House

Arthur Warren Waite awaiting electrocution for murdering his father in law John E. Peck of Grand Rapids Michigan was found in his Sing Sing death house cell with a self inflicted chest wound in the shape of a cross.

Missionary Bertha Johnson Dies in Black Mountain

Miss Bertha Johnson, a missionary active with leper colony work, collapsed and died of heart failure during a Sunday school gathering at Black Mountain.

Hsionary Black Mountain Asteville Bertha Johnson

Here, Quit That. A Utilitarian View on Reputation

A brief editorial noting that a spotless reputation stems from never being sought and questioned, illustrating a cynical view of fame and public perception within the era's moral discourse.

Columbus

Early Calf Horn Dehorning Methods Advised

A Farm at Home article quotes Dr BH H Lehnert recommending caustic potash dehorning for calves as young as a few weeks old. The procedure involves clipping hair, applying caustic with slight moisture, and sealing with lard or Vaseline, with repeated applications if a horn remains.

BH. H. Lehnert

Value of Purebred Heifers

A newspaper editor bought two Jersey heifers at a public sale. One cow excelled in production for a time before an injury. the other yielded over 10 000 pounds of milk and 480 pounds of fat with her first calf, bought for about $50. The piece argues that pure bred youngsters bought cheap can grow into a useful herd.

Jersey

Herds Built On Doubt Spark Cattle Showdown

They risk little if the venture fails while buyers pass on several purebred herds built amid crowd skepticism. On the same day multiple cattle groups faced uncertain reception as investors weighed value.

Use of Centrifugal Force Cream Separator Invented

The Scientific American features J. A. Falk of Stacyville Iowa describing an improved cream separator. The article notes Falk's enhanced construction and the device's function in separating cream via centrifugal force.

Scientific American J. A. Falk Stacyville, Iowa Falk

Centrifugal Separator Aims For Nearly Positive Cream Separation

The device uses centrifugal force with movable parts arranged to maximize separation and prevent cream from mixing with heavier milk portions after the cream is separated.

Feeding Calves in Stanchions

Practical note on how to feed calves using wooden stanchions. Specifies height 3 to 3.5 feet, width 18 to 24 inches, neck space 4 to 5 inches, and fastening during meals. Recommends south barn location for sunlight and ease, with loosening after grain.

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