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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

2

Ireland Wins Home Rule as Commons Passes Bill

The Irish Home Rule bill passed the House of Commons by 351 to 274 and moves to the Lords. Prime figures Asquith and Redmond led the campaign, with a veto act undermining Lords power. The bill becomes operative eight months after passage and a Dublin Parliament must convene within a year.

Ireland House of Commons House of Lords Lords Asquith John Redmond Dublin

Snow Storm on June Day Hits Paris Champs Elysees

In Paris on June 8 two and a half inches of snow and hail fell in one district, creating a striking scene as horses struggled through snow on a warm day. The temperature reached 40 degrees Fahrenheit, startling residents and observers.

Paris Avenue Des Champs Elysees

Heat Soars Then Falls In Mobile as Thermometer Rises

Mobile Ala June 8 The temperature reached 98 degrees at 2 p m then fell to 93 by 3 p m and dropped another 11 degrees by 4 p m as a cooldown moved in.

Mobile Ala

Heat Fatal in Pittsburg

Three residents died as heatwave peak reached 91 degrees, with multiple prostrations reported in Pittsburg on June 8.

Pittsburg

One Death Reported as New York Faces Heat Wave

New York reports one death and many prostrations amid a severe heat wave with temperatures rising across the city. Officials warn residents to stay indoors and hydrate as conditions persist.

New York

Monday 100 Degree Heat Ties Summer Record in High Point

The High Point high reached 100 on Monday tying the record for the hottest day of the summer. Rain chances remained uncertain as clouds moved by but cleared in the afternoon. By midnight the air cooled, a breeze developed, and the night ended pleasant.

High Point

Lawn Party Saturday Night by Firemen

The West End Fire Co will hold a lawn party Saturday night in Markley Grove near the English street car line end. Prizes will be awarded to the lady waitresses. Mr Jennings of Public Service Co will schedule a 15 minute car service that night. Enjoy the evening with the fire lads and refreshments.

West End Fire Co Markley Grove Jennings Public Service Co

Bargain New Two Horse Power Fairbanks Morse Gasoline

Welborn Supply Co announces a bargain on a new two horse power Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine. Available for quick purchase with limited stock.

Two Horse Power Fairbanks—Morse Gasoline Welborn Supply Co

A W Cline Becomes Associate Editor of Asheboro Courier

Mr. A. W. Cline of Newton is named associate editor of the Asheboro Courier. The young man is described as talented and capable, a fine fellow and sure to prove a valuable citizen to Asheboro and a strong asset to the weekly. Here's to you A C.

A. W. Cline Newton Asheboro Wiil A.C

Four Divorces Granted in Guilford Superior Court

Four divorces were granted Monday morning in Guilford Superior Court with Judge H. P. Lane presiding. Two white couples and two negro couples were dissolved: Echols, Wade, Watlington, and Wilmur Udy against Hody. Partial evidence heard in Oliver A. York vs city of Greensboro. motion for non suit granted.

Guilford Superior Court H. P. Lane Presing William J. Echols Myrtle Echols Nora G. Wade John E. Wade David Watlington Nannie Watlington Wilmur Udy W. Hody Oliver A. York City of Greensboro A. L. Brooks D. F. King J. T. Betts

Weddings of Shamburger Gordon Gordon and Hammond Lowdermilk

News notes report three marriages. Charles Shamburger and Pearl Gordon wed at the bride’s Jamestown home last Thursday. Pearl Vuncannen and Clifford Hammond married in Randleman on Saturday afternoon. Walter Clark Garner and Catherine Stacy Lowdermilk were married at Seagrove home of the bride’s parents Monday at 1 pm with Rev. J. H. Stowe officiating.

Charles Shamburger Near Farmer Pearl Gordon Jamestown Randleman Pearl Vuncannen Asheboro Clifford Hammond Seagrove Mr. O'Briant Walter Clark Garner Catherine Stacy Lowdermilk J. H. Stowe

Senator Lafollette Speech Cost Government 12000 to Print

The report claims Senator La Follette's latest speech cost the government twelve thousand dollars to print and circulate, suggesting even high level political talk carries a hefty price.

LaFollette

Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Promises Relief

Cure for eczema and itching claims immediate relief after first application. Mrs. C A Einfeldt of Rock Island NL attests nine years free from the ailment after using it. Guaranteed 50c at your druggist.

Hobson

Electric Bitters Tonic Promises Health Revival

Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a tonic to revitalize the stomach, liver, kidneys, and nerves, claiming to drive out waste and renew strength. Endorsed by Mrs. James Duncan of Haynesville who says doctors had given up. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts and drugstore availability.

James Duncan Haynesville Bucklen Arnica

Blease says he has not spent funds on Senate bid

Governor Cole Blease of South Carolina told the Senate he has not spent a cent or received contributions for his Senate candidacy. He pledged not to spend money or use intoxicants to influence voters and to abide by the primary results and support the party nominees.

Cole Blease Washington Blease South Carolina Senate

Word to Delinquents on Subscriptions Due

The Review reminds subscribers in arrears to pay promptly or accounts will be placed for collection. Readers are urged to take advantage of offers for reduced rates and to settle amounts shown opposite their name. The note stresses value, urges payment by mail or in person, and notes current expenses.

Jung Ist

Dissolution Notice of Royal Blue Store Partners

On health grounds I sell my interest in Forrest & Cates Selz Royal Blue Store to O J Forrest. The business continues at the same stand as Forrest & Rosemond Selz Royal Blue Store with J S Rosemond as manager in charge. The new firm assumes all business affairs.

Forrest & Cates Selz Royal Blue O. J. Forrest Forrest & Rosemond Selz J. S. Rosemond Hillsboro

Dictionary deal offer boosts subscriptions with 2.00 value

A limited time offer promotes a two dollar dictionary with each one dollar subscription payment. The promotion claims fifty subscribers have already joined and urges immediate payment to avoid compulsion, stating the dictionary is the latest edition and useful for students and businesspeople.

Norfolk Southern Railway Schedule Effective February 19 1914

Norfolk Southern Railway announces passenger times between Raleigh Fayetteville Charlotte Star Asheboro and intermediates. Arrivals to Raleigh at 10 00 AM and 4 50 PM daily from Fayetteville. Depart Raleigh 7 40 AM and 5 50 PM for Varina Lillington Fayetteville. Information from H S Leard GPA Norfolk VA and J F Mitchell TPA Raleigh NC.

Raleigh Fayetteville Charlotte Star Asheboro N.C Varina Lillington Duncan Mt. Culead H.S. Leard GPA Norfolk, Va J. F. Mitchell TPA

Dr. King’s New Life Pills Promote Health

Serious illnesses begin in the stomach liver and kidneys. The pills purify blood prevent constipation and keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy. They rid the system of fermenting and gassy foods and are effective yet mild sold for 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King New Life

Metropolit an Magazine calls for local renewals agents in High Point

Advertises flexible part time positions to handle renewals and new subscriptions for Metropolit an Magazine with liberal pay. Requires two references and directs inquiries to Desk 14 in New York. Warns only W L Stamey and Paul A Stamey may collect for Stamey Printing House or The Review.

High Point Metropolitan Livest America Metropolitan Magazine New York Stamey Printing House Review W. L. Stamey Paul A. Stamey

For Sale Three Lots 50x290 Feet Bargain If Taken Now

Three adjoining lots 50 by 290 feet offered for sale with potential split into six 50 by 145 foot parcels. Located in a good area with houses on either side and one fronting. Properties priced to move if bought promptly. apply at Review office.

Newra monogram embossing device offered by Lamey Printing

The Lamey Printing House announces the Newra mono crat embossed die for stationery. A small hand machine weighs one ounce and lets you emboss initials on letters or envelopes in seconds. Priced from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars by letter count, it appeals to every businessperson as a savings device. Samples shown at the office.

Lamey Newra

Extraordinary Offer for Subscriptions Ends May 30 1914

The Review offers one year subscription plus Holland's magazine Farm and Ranch to Dec 1 1914 at a total price of 1.00, cheaper than The Review alone. The offer is valid only until May 30 1914 and applies to old and new subscribers who pay one year in advance.

Holland’s Magazine

Newspaper Law Dictates Subscriber Responsibilities

The United States decision outlines how subscribers are bound by renewal and discontinuation rules. If not objecting, subscriptions renew. publishers may withhold papers until dues are paid. Moving without notice implies continued liability. refusing delivery or uncalled-for papers can show intent to defraud. Advance payment requires notice to avoid continued charges.

United States

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