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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
7
At Gettysburg on the national Fourth, President Wilson urges veterans and visitors to honor past sacrifices by pursuing peaceful, just nation-building. He salutes valor, calls for united action, and asks Americans to act with duty and restraint to secure enduring peace.
The Novoe Vremya argues Russia should embrace naphtha as a naval and industrial fuel, noting England shifts from coal, rising consumption, and Russia’s vast oil fields. It details government controls, restricted oil lands, and plans to expand large scale exploration with protected regions and new geological publications to attract capital.
An Irish member faced loud cries of Spoke Spoke as he attempted a second speech. He paused on his feet then quipped in a Tipperary brogue that he had nothing more to say, sparking convulsed laughter in the House.
The Gettysburg reunion draws Union and Confederate veterans recalling siege days. Tales include an Oregon blue and Louisiana gray exchanging uniforms on the platform, plus captains and scouts recounting escapes, captures, and old wounds amid camp life and a lost and found bureau.
A fife and drum corps in blue led a welcoming parade through the Confederate tent section of the camp. Veterans named John Carson from Burlington, New Jersey and Burlington, North Carolina met by chance, sharing their identical names. The event contrasted old meals with modern fare, and lawmakers noted political veteran presence shifting over time as Sickles spoke of his 1863 injury.
For 25 years this household name in High Point and surrounding community delivers a full range of drugs and toilet articles to any part of the city. The long standing business emphasizes home delivery and local service.
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