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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1915

Page

4

High Point Residents Urge Road Funds Reallocated

High Point citizens asked Chairman Boren of the county commissioners to redirect the $20,000 good roads appropriation from the Archdale project to Thomasville and Archdale roads. They accuse Boren of sticking to an initial plan despite local demand and worry the funds may have vanished like a myth. Residents also lament a promised High Point to Gate City road that never materialized, fearing continued damage from holes and ruts as autumn arrives.

High Point Boren Thomasville Archdale Gate City Greensboro W. C. Jones Winston Tobacco Town

Old Man Selfish Sees Town Actions and Fair Stop

An elderly man visits the office asking for a sixty day subscription extension. He jokes about spending on tobacco, pool, mail order cigars, and a trip to the fair while admitting he has little money left. He dismisses water works as his wife’s idea and plans to stay for a picture show and to buy items for Jed Beams team.

Selfish Mr. Selfish O.S O. S Jed

Wife seeks new Sunday dress despite current outfit

A reader notes reluctance to replace his wife’s dress, joking she may wait until next year. The message ends with a quip on extravagant women and a mundane line about subscription expiration marked opposite the reader’s name.

Old father guiding a doctor to help the poor

Twenty years ago a rural father visited his discouraged son, a young doctor in a city, and witnessed him aid twenty five patients at the Free Dispensary. The father urged that being of use to others matters more than money, pledging to earn to support his son.

Quotations and maxims from Abe Martin column notes

A collection of witty aphorisms and sayings about ethics, effort, luck, truth, and human behavior attributed to Abe Martin. The snippet presents pithy lines on virtue, honesty, hustle, gratitude, self-help, gossip, and timing with a closing nudge to check subscription dates.

Compromise settles Randolph County election contest

Friday night in Asheboro Republicans and Democrats reached an agreement in the Randolph County election contest. Frank M. Rice, Republican, gains the clerk of the court seat vacated by Democrat John M. Caviness. Wiley L. Ward, Republican, wins chairmanship of the county board over Democrat W. J. Scarboro. Democrats retain sheriff J. W.

Asheboro Randolph County Frank M. Rice John M. Caviness Board of County Commissioners Wiley L. Ward W. J. Scarboro J. W

Political Compromise Settles Office Dispute

Birkhead a Democrat won with a clean 39 vote margin over Republican John F Hughes. Parties agree to share witness and stenographer expenses, avoid disturbing office emoluments, and split fees and salaries from now on. Democrats favored the compromise amid delayed litigation, Republicans accepted to end the dispute.

The Hymns My Mother Used to Sing

A nostalgia filled reminiscence by W H Dugdale about childhood hymns sung with his mother in a small New England meeting house. He recalls favorites like Rock of Ages There’ll Be No Parsing There and praises the simple singing without instruments.

W.H. Dugdale Old New England Mother Canaan Greenland Media Jesus Vale of Tears

Chautauqua Tent Blown Down During Storm

A sudden southwest storm toppled the main pole at the Chautauqua tent as children finished a Junior Chautauqua play. Torrential rain and thunder followed, flattening the canvas and soaking attendees, but no one was hurt. The final day events moved to the auditorium.

Good Roads Association appoints delegate

The letter from Joseph Hyde Pratt secretary of the N. C. Good Roads Association notifies that the editor has been appointed a delegate to the Asheville meeting July 14 15 and 16 at the Hotel Langren. Subjects of vital interest to the state's highways will be discussed.

Joseph Hyde Pratt N. C. Good Roads Association Asheville Hotel Langren

Delinquent Remarks Spark Tension Over School Standings

A report notes that remarks to delinquents are not aimed at students in good standing. The statement clarifies the policy in school discipline discussions and emphasizes targeted corrective measures for offenders.

Inventor touts new talking machine and home devices

The agent announces a combined talking machine, carpet sweeper and letter opener. The proprietor responds that he already has one. The agent adds a personal detail, saying I’m married.

Delinquent Tax List Heads to Public Auction in Greensboro

A Greensboro tax list lists property owners in Guilford County with 1914 taxes and costs due. The notice names numerous owners and parcels across Blair, Thurston, Smith, Vail, Sandlin and multiple streets, with sale set for August 2 1915 at the courthouse door.

L Court House Greensboro Guilford J W Farlow Blair Land AE Ares Ward St Herman R Hersh Thurston E Kirkman Chas L Leonard Kearns St M Long Smith Street D F Allen Cloverdale S G Anderson Anderson St H R Andrews Campbell Boulevard St NO Brown Davis Burton Snow Park AJ Bryant Emory St Boro R R Burchfield M Burgess Mechanicsville P Burrus Hamilton St E Byerly Randolph St Walsie Cable Cable St W Coffey Morris St Giles M Carden Green Abner Cecil English St Cecil Joseph Crawford Ragan St Robert Crawford Ray St EC Davis Willis and Willowbrook S Gurney Franklin Burns AG Frazier C Grubb Gentry Campbell St Filbert B Hayworth Effie J Hayworth Main St Icsville Hudson Louis St Geo Leach Mary E Long Mechanics Perpetual W Mikels Dayisland C M Moore Geo McCorn Park St G W Payne Willowbrook Pendry Flora Pusy Emma Bullard Ashe DO Cecil Broad St Myron Jesse E Cecil Central Loan and Trust Co WD Collins Tate St Alei Ison Loflin St BC Freeland Wester Ave Lettie C Gray DH Hancock Thistle St Hatley Thistle Fililton St Bal Lillie Hedrick Mechan J R Hiatt Howell St HS Ingram Fairview Odell Kennedy Winston W B Lamb Appland Park JE Lanier Green St JO Leonard James St HB Martin EB Montgomery Mechan CF Morton Prim

Rose Theatre Screens General Program With Edison Essanay Names

The Rose theatre shows the General program featuring Edison Essanay Lubin Selig and Vitagraph brands with stars G M Anderson Wallace Berry Ruth Stonehouse Richard Svavers Chas Chaplin and others. Under the Crescent serial ends at the Point today with Circus Mary and A Dismantled Beauty. Family note: Beatrice Van joins Mutual and Eddie and Harry Lyons’ sister Anna visits to help with housekeeping.

Paul A. Stamey Rose Theatre Edison Essanay Lubin Selig Vitagraph G. M. Anderson Wallace Berry Ruth Stonehouse Richard Svavers Chas. Chaplin the Rose Mary Fuller Matt Moore Chas. Ogle Harry Gibbon Robert Leonard Ella Hall Chas Chaplin William Russell Jane Cowl North Carolina King Baggott Universal Winston Hank Mann Bull Durham Tobacco Company Durham Beatrice van Mutual Eddie Harry Lyons Anna

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by High Point Resident

High Point citizen Mrs. R. B. Atkins testifies to lasting kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. She recalls backache and headaches eased after using several boxes and confirms her endorsement over three years later. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY notes.

High Point R. B. Atkins Willowbrook St Dean

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