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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
4
Hamburg July 28 The discovery is announced of a method to make soap from sugar abundant in Germany instead of from oil. The sugar soap is claimed to be fine and delicate and effective in salt water as in freshwater, suitable for naval use and for washing articles once sent to laundries. It reportedly preserves silks and enhances colors while reducing wear from cleansing.
Rev J M Hilliard of this city traveled to Reidsville yesterday to attend the Piedmont Baptist Association gathering and to preach the association's annual sermon.
Small summer resort fruit and berry farm of 13 acres located one half mile from a fine market town with a good water river stream and mountain view in a healthy climate. Price 6500 for all crop stock and tools. write to Forney Stamey Payette Idaho or see W L Stamey Review office.
White wash skirts priced at 98c to 1.50, white wash waists 98c to 1.39, new figured voices 10 15 and 25 cents. Fancy parasols half price or less, Visa Pajama Checks 10 12 cents, wash suits 50c and 1.01. New hose gauze vests laces and Palm Beach cloth offered by Leonard Beavans Stamey Company.
A Greensboro public auction is planned for August 2 1915 at the courthouse to collect back taxes on Guilford county real estate. Read St White townships list includes numerous parcels in High Point Mechanicsville Snow Park Cloverdale and other streets with tax 1914 amounts and costs.
Sheriff D B Stafford and J L Parrish list colored and unlisted property owners with moon land and burns land lots on multiple streets including East Broad Moon Land North St Vail St and Spring St. The document shows owners such as Benjamin Anderson Geo Brower James Craven Annie Morehead and Mary Mack with various lot numbers and sums alongside a date July 1 1915.
An advertisement touts No. Six-Sixty-Six as a malaria remedy, claiming it treats chills and fever with five or six doses and acts on the liver without gripe. It promises a fever break and lasting tonic effect. A 25 cent price is listed and a note about subscription expiration shown opposite the name.
Thomas Cline of Lincoln County reports a 2200 bushel wheat yield this year in Lincolnton, far below 2528 bushels in 1914. He plans to raise more feed by purchasing a 16 horsepower traction engine for a gang disc and a herd of 28 Hereford cattle to grow hay on his own to cut costs.
The body of May H. Jordan of Raleigh was recovered off Ocean View near the Blount cottage after a drowning incident Sunday. Hollingsworth and Jordan died, Effie Willis survived, and Hollingsworth’s body was buried in Wayne County. Nearby, Nancy Carr Terry sustained a fingertip injury but is expected to recover after hospital treatment.
Mrs Bertha Leland a Montreal widow and former Cleveland restaurant cashier sues Frank Rockefeller for 100000 dollars alleging a 10000 dollar stock fraud and damages including assault and arrest. Rockefeller calls the suit villainous and vows to fight it.
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