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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
5
One hundred Chicago saloons shut their doors in the past week due to high rents poor trade and looming dry era fears. A brewery agent reports 25 percent drop in local beer sales for the first four months this year. Also notes optimistic banker Bird Coler’s plans for Greensboro and references The Fatherland anti allies sentiment.
Shailer Matthews of Chicago University spoke to the Sunday Evening Club saying the nation faces a grave crisis and the American heart goes to President Wilson. The message from coast to coast expresses trust in Wilson and offers love and sympathy for the burdens he bears as leader and man.
Old soldiers foresee this reunion as possibly their final gathering with most attendees aiming to return to Richmond the Capital of the Confederacy. The event is described as possibly the most feature rich and largest in recent years.
The passage argues there are two kinds of merchants: those who advertise and those who do not. It claims the advertiser secures better deals by staying front and center with the public, presenting his goods and their quality and price, which keeps them top of mind and worth advertising.
The speaker argues Germany avoids admitting fault and notes that boosting a courthouse with an extra story would placate many, including local Greensboro boosters, who would overlook the conflict and the ensuing battles.
The speaker asserts the President’s determination to uphold national honor while noting there are limits to any effort. The remark emphasizes balance and restraint in the pursuit of justice.
A collection of sharp aphorisms and sketches on wartime attitudes and social ideas. It riffs on suffragettes, humor, and public figures, noting irony in peace aims, gender roles, and cultural stereotypes. It blends quips about Columbus, Pankhurst, Chicago, and neutrality with playful social commentary.
The excerpt mocks public belief in wartime atrocities, notes public reaction to a claimed kiss, and compares wishing to fishing in a rainwater barrel. It reflects skepticism toward sensational claims and gender judgments in a grim era.
Dr. Henry W. Battle spoke before a large crowd in Richmond on Tuesday defending the South’s cause. He rejected secession and claimed the South fought heroically to preserve the institution of African slavery, asserting northern incitement and loyalty to slavery underlie the conflict.
Paul A. Stamey lists upcoming showings at the Point and Rose theaters. Sidney Ayres and Doris Pawn star in What a Blind Man Saw, while Hank Mann appears in A Stool Pigeon's Revenge. Exploits of Elaine finishes Thursday at the Rose alongside Pauline Bush and Wm. Dowlan in An Idyll of the Hills. Runaway June shifts to Fridays, The Corsican Brothers stars King Baggot and Jane Gail Saturday, plus Who Pays? with Ruth Roland at the Rose on Saturdays.
A terse dialogue presents a grim joke about a sister who will not see Mr Jones that night because she has had a terrible accident. The twist reveals her hair was burned but she was not present to experience it.
Wash and stem 3 pints of strawberries, mash, and dissolve 2 cups sugar. Make biscuit dough from flour salt baking powder milk and butter, bake 12 minutes, split, butter, layer with berries and whipped cream, and serve hot.
The White Star liner Megantic carrying passengers from Liverpool to Montreal was chased by a submarine off the south coast of Ireland but escaped. An early S O S alarm from Queenstown prompted reports of sighting and successful evasion as the ship moved westward with all aboard safe.
The L. J. Ingram building on North Main Street is undergoing a major overhaul. It is understood Dixie department store will occupy the space, with proprietor Will Sweitzer having leased it.
The paper invites readers to solve a Proverb Page puzzle using dropped letters from merchant ads. Twenty one prizes total include a $1000 carpet sweeper and various gold, jewelry, and dictionary prizes. An extra prize rewards those who use the most merchant offers and clip ads when shopping.
The Rockefeller party announced appropriations totaling $596,650 for education. Of this, $140,650 will support cooperation with State universities and departments of education in the South for secondary and rural schools for both white and negro races. The board also plans educational investigation research and experiments with researchers and independent investigators.
Sunday night Reverend A W Calxon preached to the Odd Fellows at the First Baptist church. The lodge marched in a body from their lodge to the church.
Miss Ruth Wicher graduates State Board with a high score of 96.25 earning the second highest honors in the state. The news notes her achievement as a notable scholastic milestone and quotes academic officials praising her performance.
Lewis Foster was struck by a freight train near the Washington street crossing last week. He sustained a head and back injury described as painful though not serious.
In High Point resident W C Herndon of 207 Willowbrook Ave reports severe back pain night discomfort and frequent kidney and bladder issues. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with immediate relief and ongoing kidney regulation. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes the remedy at 50 cents a box.
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