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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
3
An auto enthusiast notes heavy car use in the European war while a cyclist counters that manufacturers produce faster than the battle’s destruction can absorb. The exchange hints at tensions over industrial output and wartime logistics.
Advertised resinol products claim immediate itch relief and healing for eczema heat rash and similar skin troubles after a warm bath with resinol soap and ointment. Regular resinol soap use is said to keep skin clear with druggists selling both ointment and soap. Also notes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for convalescents and a light joke about angels.
The United States states that German actions violating neutral rights are unacceptable and insists on adherence to international law. Secretary Lansing urges scrupulous observance of neutral rights, rejects selective exemptions, and calls for cooperation to protect lives and freedom of the seas.
The Sunday School lesson portrays the Queen of Sheba’s visit to Solomon as a type of Christ’s wisdom and kingdom. It emphasizes that true knowledge comes from the King, invites spiritual quest, and notes future prophecies of the Messiah’s reign with emphasis on wisdom, righteousness, and divine gifts to God’s people.
Danville Virginia editorial calls for definite remedial action and ends fiddling. Lynchburg and Raleigh papers report Wilson demanding a clear U S position and noting he will not be swayed by German subterfuge or domestic sentiment.
Train timetable lists southbound No 21 from High Point at 8 00 AM and arrivals at Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock with arrival at 10 12 AM. Northbound No 22 No 24 shows departures from High Rock Denton Gordontown Thomasville High Point with afternoon arrivals. Agent W E Price signs.
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