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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
2
Adrian Michigan woman describes severe weakness from female ailments and recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial urges others to try the remedy for renewed vigor and ability to work.
John G A Muller files the 1889 will of Johann Michael Muller for probate in Baltimore. The testator died March 13, 1896, leaving all to his wife Elizabeth Barbara Muller who died April 30, 1915. The son argues the estate now goes to his two brothers and himself as heirs in testate succession. The estate is chiefly real estate. value not yet determined.
Berlin replies to the 10 July note asserting readiness to cap maritime war under humanity principles. Germany cites actions to curb civilian harm, to ratify London rules, and to protect neutral lives while defending Germany’s right to submarine warfare. It argues England’s blockade and indiscriminate tactics endangered neutrals and explains Lusitania losses, offering to expand neutral passenger service and amnesty for safe passage proposals under American flag innovation.
Debate over Prohibition principles among Chicago board of trade members leads to hastily removed decorations hung on the exchange building in honor of the Christian Endeavor convention. Stokers opposing the Endeavors’ stance against liquor reportedly influenced officers to forbid the decorations.
Washington reports continued gains in personal and corporate income tax receipts with $81 million already recorded by June 30 and officials predicting a final total well above $85 million by July 10, the deadline for payments. The $2.23 million added since June 30 boosts the fiscal year total as officials anticipate larger receipts.
Mr. Butler Edgar of Danville Pennsylvania reports an aggravated eczema lasting 25 years. After using seven 50 cent bottles of Hancock's Sulphur Compound and one jar of Hancock's Sulphur Ointment his hands improved dramatically. The advertisement claims cure if directions are followed. Also a brief book-pitch scene follows with a court stenographer joke about a divorce case testimony.
Mr. Crosslets finds a four leaf clover and claims luck while a witty exchange notes the lawn’s weeds and the humor of gendered praise. The brief humorous exchange hints at social norms and everyday fortune in a lighthearted village setting.
A fragmented advertisement from the High Point Milling Company touts Its white frost and luxury flour as the best for baking. It emphasizes using premium wheat to produce high quality bread cakes and pastries and is signed by the High Point Milling Company.
Timetable effective October 14 1914 lists southbound trains from High Point to High Point via Thomasville Gordontown Denton and High Rock with arrival and departure times The return northbound sequence runs from High Rock through Denton Gordontown Thomasville to High Point and includes notes that times are not guaranteed and subject to change without notice
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