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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1916

Page

9

European War Milestones From July 1915 Highlights

A compact chronology notes major World War I actions from late July 1915 including Russian advances and setbacks around Warsaw Ivangorod and Lubin-Cholm, German submarine sinkings of Allied ships, battles near Souchez Ban de Sapt and Isonzo, and Turkish and Arabian fronts. It also marks notes on Lusitania and American protests, and civilian evacuations near Warsaw.

Vistula Ivangorod Souchez la Pietre Forest King Italy Goritz Rubenia Germany Lusitania Euphrates von Mackensen Lubin-Cholm Ban-de-Sapt Vosges Dunkirk Tervona Grimsby Leelanaw Warsaw Lublin-Cholm Belgium

Unmarried men outnumber married men in law breaking two to one

A compilation of diverse facts notes statistics on unmarried versus married men, a Panama Canal slide dispute with Newport damages, a new finger mounted writing device, Brazilian butter standards, Russians to work in Canada, flax-raising machines, Mrs. Hannah Berry’s auto ride, navigation aids count, Bank of New York’s 132nd anniversary and Hamilton’s founding, a claim on brain chemistry signals, and Australia’s relative earthquake absence.

United States Panama Canal Newport Balboa Canada Hannah Berry Stratford N. H New York State Bank of New York Alexander Hamilton Australia

Little Maids From School Dijon Nuns Parade In Turbaned Hats

In Dijon, France, nuns and their young charges march the streets on Sundays. Pupils, ages three to twenty, wear snuff garments with pale blue straw turbans adorned by tricolor cockades. The scene is quaint and charming, though not meant to provoke laughter.

Dijon France Good Sisters of

Dialogue Exchange Between Mifkins and Windig

Fragments show a tense exchange where Mifkins challenges Windig about a suspected statement. Windig denies saying anything while Mifkins repeats distrust, asserting the gist remains the same regardless of spoken word.

Windig Mifkins

Woman Recalls Nervous Trouble Cure by Lydia E Pinkham

Mrs Dewitt Lincebaugh of West Danby New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing longstanding nervous trouble and female disorders. She notes improved sleep, mood, and energy after use and recommends the remedy to others.

West Danby Lydia E. Pinkham Dewitt Lincebaugh N. Y

Tales Liked by Strathcona in Scottish Anecdotes

Lord Strathcona enjoyed tales of Scottish countrymen and a Sabbath school quiz that sparked a child to write the hero of her heart, Lord Strathcona, rather than Samson Solomon or Moses. The anecdote, cited in Beckles Willson’s life of Strathcona, reflects humor and affection for Canadian Scots.

Lord Strathcona Beckles Willson Mount Royal Forres Samson Solomon Moses

Footwork moves into new money making venture

Hyker-Shuflies touts a fresh money making movement focused on footwork. Pyker-So probes the type of venture as Hyker reveals he offers dancing lessons. The speaker laments leisure as brief rest before his wife seeks another task for him.

Hyker Shuflies Pyker

Chicken and a Half Born After Hen Accident

Fremont Lounsbury recounts a peculiar birth of a chicken and a half after a hen injured by a motorcycle sidecar caused an egg to produce the unusual fowl. He attributes prenatal influence to chickens in a quirky, convinuing tale.

Fremont Lounsbury Lounsbury

Howells Teases a Poet Over refinement and style

William Dean Howells compares a poet unfavorably to overrefined writing, calling it overdeli cate and overnice. He likens the poet’s work to a young husband’s lament about changing travel plans after marriage to the slower accommodation.

William Dean Howells Basiness

Ain't It the Truth Side Comment Scrap

A fragment from a humorous exchange features a ribler counter clerk and a fair malt speaker debating marrying for money, with a pun on doing it in advance. The dialogue is presented in a jokey, old fashioned tone.

Vance

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