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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
2
John writes, John wrote, and John will write shows three simple tenses in one sentence. The sentence captures present actions, completed past events, and future intent embedded in a single thought.
Washington Star humor column recounted editor criticism and a Cairo style whimsy about a girl asking a broker's uncle if he would live to 140, then a gag about a man who bet to walk cross country without cash and ends jailed in Philadelphia after vagrancy charge.
Cowards S C David G Pate from this place reports after forty days he is cured of pellagra after seven years with the remedy from American Compounding Co box 2090 Jasper Ala. He says he could return to work days after starting treatment and credits the remedy. Adv. notes a free Pellagra book and money back guarantee. Also a humorous quote follows.
Best for horses and external troubles use Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh. Ranch men lumbermen and liverymen recommend it. A woman loves her husband with probability and is jealous with certainty after one trial. Lips are seldom as red as they are painted.
An Illinois man calls himself a monument built by Postum describing how coffee caused ailments and how switching to Postum cured him. He credits improved digestion sleep and strength to using Postum Cereal or Instant Postum and urges readers to buy from grocers with the slogan There’s a Reason.
Secretary Daniels announced sixteen American scientists will join Thomas A. Edison as chairman of the Navy Department bureau of invention advisory board. Eight scientific societies will each select two members, aiming to secure top experts and broad professional backing for the plan.
Leo M. Frank, condemned to life for Mary Phagan’s murder, was attacked in the dormitory by fellow inmate William Creen who cut his throat with a knife. Frank’s recovery is doubtful though a chance for life remains. Creen claims he acted alone and regrets the act.
Bridgeport machinists threaten a widespread walkout at Remington Arms and subcontractor shops after failed negotiations. Labor leaders, led by John A. Johnston, foresee potential spread to New England manufacturing, with the strike’s reach uncertain. Leo M. Frank’s condition after a knife wound in Milledgeville remains critical as he fights for life.
Russian and Austro-German forces fought along multiple fronts in Russian Poland amid heavy losses. The fiercest clash centered between the Vistula and the Bug rivers as Austro-German troops sought the Lublin Chelm railway to push toward Warsaw. von Hindenburg’s offensives near Przasnysz aimed to capture Warsaw, with Berlin hailing the moves as significant. Meanwhile floods in China receded yet distressed populations grew in affected districts.
The British government reports since March 11 it paid 700000 pounds for cotton cargoes across 25 shipments under an agreement with American cotton shippers. A total of 60 vessels carrying cotton have been diverted to British ports, 49 to Britain and 11 to other ports, as stated in the House of Commons by Lord Robert Cecil. Washington has asked the Justice Department to probe German sympathizers in the United States for unlawful actions against Britain and allies, with no names disclosed pending evidence.
A local advertisement touts Good Wholesome Flour from High Point Milling Co as the best for any baking. It highlights white frost and luxury flour made from top wheat, promising superior bread, cakes, and pastry. Signed sincerely by High Point Milling Company.
Train timetable for Carolina and Yadkin River Railway showing southbound Nos. 23 and 24 and northbound No. 22 with stations High Point Thomasville Gordonton Denton High Rock and arrival or departure times. Schedule note: times are not guaranteed and subject to change without notice.
In a six hour battle at Anavacachi Pass west of Agua Prieta General Calles Carranza commander in Sonora defeated Villa troops led by General Jose Maria Acosta. Calles force reported at 3000, Acosta about 1500. Villa troops fled in all directions, message from Lamorita 20 miles west of Agua Prieta to Consul A Garduno.
London reports the court of inquiry finds Lusitania was sunk by torpedoes fired by a German submarine. It says no blame attaches to Cunard captain Captain Turner or the line, but holds the act intended to sink the ship and destroy lives on board.
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