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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1915

Page

5

Death of Ulah Hayworth Three Year Old Child

The remains of Ulah Hayworth age three daughter of J W Hayworth were brought from Martinsville Virginia and interred last week. Funeral services were held at the Hayworth home conducted by Rev L W McFarland of the Friends church and Rev C P Coble of the Presbyterian church.

Ulah Hayworth J. W. Hayworth Martinsville J. M. Hayworth L. W. McFarland Friends’ Church C. Pp. Coble Presbyterian Curch

Moore's Mineral Springs Hotel Ad Mentioned

Moore's Mineral Springs offers healthful waters and rejuvenating stays at a modest cost. Visitors may enjoy a fine rest at the famous hotel or purchase the water directly, with details advertised elsewhere in the issue.

Moore’s Moore's Springs

Judge Sets Aside Verdict in Defamation Suit

Judge Bond vacated the jury verdict awarding Miss Riley $1,000 against the Elilis Stone Co of Greensboro for defamation. The judge ruled there was no evidence to support such a verdict after her arrest for theft.

Miss Riley Bond Reilly Elilis- Stone Co Greensboro

Carraways Return From Honeymoon Trip to Kinston Area

Mr and Mrs Bruce Carraway are back in the city after a honeymoon trip across the western part of the state and the south They head toward the Carraway home near Kinston leaving streets and landmarks unmentioned in the brief notice.

Mrs Bruce Carraway Thhe City Carraway Kinston

Cardui Woman's Tonic Praised By Houston Woman

A Houston reader shares a testimonial praising Cardui, the woman’s tonic, for curing months of illness and restoring strength. The letter describes weight gain and return to housework after two bottles, urging other women with similar ailments to try the purely vegetable remedy. It notes the product has helped weak women for over 50 years and directs readers to dealers or Chattanooga Medicine Co. for information.

Houston Texas S. C. Burton Cardus

Massasoit and the Belt of Seven Totems in Plymouth History

A July 1621 journey by Winslow Hopkins and Squanto to the Massasoit homeland near Warren Rhode Island brings gifts including a royal coat and copper chain. Massasoit accepts the chain and coat, pledging enduring friendship, while the famed Belt of Seven Totems ties Longfeather, the Peacemaker, to the allied tribes and the Plymouth colony.

Massasoit Plymouth Edward Winslow Stephen Hopkins Squanto Plymouth Colony Bradford Cornwall Winslow Hopkins James Wampanoags Massasont Brother James Nassaup Longfeather Longfellow Hudson New New England St. Lawrence Alexander Phillip Annawan Captain Church England New England

The Shriners Candidate

A soldier writes to his mother about a dangerous journey across a desert to battle Shriners. He speaks of fear pain and sacrifice and asks his mother to care for his belongings while hoping to survive. He mentions crossing a desert where Turks and Arabs live and asks for flowers on his grave if he falls.

Shriners Crossin

A Clash of Wits Money Joke Sparks Frivolous Exchange

A humorous dialogue unfolds as two lovers spar over money. The man proclaims love but is interrupted, while the woman reveals a $50,000 fortune was only a joke. The exchange ends with a playful twist on motives and affection.

The Goddess to Be Shown at Rose for 15 Weeks

The Goddess will be shown every Tuesday at the Rose theater for 15 weeks featuring oe Stewart and Earle Williams. Also today at Point and Saturday see Under the Crescent episode three and The Oyster Dredger with J Warren Kerrigan and Vera Sission.

Paul A. Stamey The Rose Oe Stewart Earle Williams J. Warren Kerrigan Vera Sission

High Point Observation Of Fourth And Fifth Celebrations

The report notes High Point observed the Fourth of July in a orderly fashion and followed suit similarly for the fifth. It emphasizes calm conduct and orderly festivity across the two days with no incidents recorded.

High Point

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Mrs. Burton Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Artic Ice & Coal CO Jarvis L. Kivett N. C KODAK Cmatton Drug CO Matton Mat Ea Goodyear Goon Akron, Ohio Goodyear Service Stations High Point Motor Co Moore’s Mineral Springs Moore’s Springs, N. C Ford Detroit High Point Motor Company
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