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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1916

Page

5

Tears Trigger Cumberland Recruit at Baltimore Marine Office

A Cumberland Maryland recruit for the United States Marine Corps burst into tears and left the recruiting station after the sweet song Mother played from a street piano amid warm weather. Recruiting sergeants noted the moment, comparing it to the impact of a bursting shell. A separate accident at Chestnut Street injured Ed Munro when an English street car collided with a Kiss-Kola truck, bruising him but causing no serious harm.

Baltimore Cumberland United States Marine Corps Sea Soldiers Custom House Kiss- Kola Chestnut Street Ed. Munro

Saw Mill Accident Mutilates Ed Hohn Near Fairfield

Ed Hohn 27, married father of three, was fatally maimed at a saw mill near Fairfield church when his jacket caught in a fast whirling track saw. He was pulled into the teeth, cutting jaw bone, severing the tongue and lacerating chin and lip. He survived long enough for hospital care and is reported as getting along as well as could be expected.

Ed. Hohn Fairfield Church

Subscriptions Open for New Christian Society Members

The Christian society of the M P church reports growing membership and enthusiasm. Members are urged to subscribe this month to secure the $1.00 annual rate.

The Christian Society of the M. P. Church

Mrs Frank Dalton Visits Judge Dalton Family

Mrs Frank Dalton traveled to visit her son Judge Dalton and his family during the past week in a close family gathering.

Frank Dalton Judge Dalton

Vinci tonic boosts strength says Mrs Rodgers in Grand Saline

An aged woman reports Vinci tonic revived her health and energy, enabling full housework and renewed vigor. The Matton Drug Co. in High Point, North Carolina, sells Vinci guaranteed to benefit or money back. The ad urges personal, truthful, earnest advertising.

Vinci Grand Saline Texas Matton Drug Co High Point, N. C

High Point merchants advertise value seeking subscriptions

The Review promotes subscribing to keep up with weekly bargains from local merchants in High Point. It argues missing ads costs ten times the subscription price within a year, urging readers to subscribe to not miss the savings.

High Point

North State Telephone Defends Local Service Against Bell Move

A North State Telephone Company spokesman in High Point states the local firm has no agreement with Bell. He touts home service and long distance over its own lines, claiming charges are about half Bell’s and saving patrons roughly seven thousand dollars yearly while maintaining strong local trust and service.

Bell Concord High Point North State Telephone Company South Postal Telegraph Company

Boys Corn Club Work in the State 1915 Report

Report on the 1915 Boys Corn Club shows 1,308 participants producing 70 040.4 bushels of corn. Fifty boys exceeded 100 bushels. average for these was 111.7 bushels per acre. Enrollment rose to 37 3-10 percent, up from 21 3-10 percent in 1914, across 95 counties with 88 reporting. 12 counties with 17 total members provided no reports.

Town Boosters: Know What Is Best Ask For It By Name

Town Boosters weekly feature urges readers to request what they want by exact names. Expert guidance focuses on practical steps for effective communication and civic involvement.

Town Boosters

Bank of Commerce presents Franklin history ad series

This week marks the start of a historical banking ad series from the Bank of Commerce. The subject is Benjamin Franklin, with a promise that readers will learn history and the advantages of patronizing the bank as the ads continue weekly.

Bank OF Commerce Benj. Franklin

Dr King's New Discovery Cold Remedy Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr King's New Discovery as an effective remedy for coughs colds and feverish grippe like illnesses. It claims the formula fights germs soothes irritated membranes speeds recovery and urges immediate purchase at all druggists.

Dr. King

Pioneers in Billiards and Local Tobacco Shop Ad

Look No Further For It announces a High Point tobacconist offering cigars cigarettes and tobacco with first class service. The notice invites patrons noting steam heat comfortable premises and a patriotic latch string metaphor. Also requests input on promoting High Point as a shopping center and references another notice.

High Point

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