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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
3
Dorothy in a primary class comforts her crying teacher after a salary denial. The girl, inspired by her mother and by the suffragette movement, vows that when women win the vote they will fix such injustices.
The anecdote recounts Harry Atwood landing near Fort Plain New York while flying from St. Louis to New York. Uncertain of his location he asks the crowd "Where am I?" to which a villager shouts "You're in Charlie Knoll's pasture." This comic vignette appears in Everybodys Magazine.
A public exchange quotes a statesmanly remark about shaping a nation through songs while challenging the current laws. The reply notes space for improvement in governance and voices a cautious optimism for reform.
Southern Railway asks the North Carolina Corporation Commission to discontinue trains serving Greensboro Raleigh Goldsboro Durham Charlotte Salisbury Winston Salem and Wilkesboro citing wartime cutbacks and desire to restore service when travel normalizes. Commission will review detailed earnings before ruling.
The period March 28 to April 4 1915 shows a generally fair and moderately cool opening across the South with a cool air wave crossing the nation. Light frost is expected in Northern Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas midweek, then warmer in the Middle and Western Cotton Belt. Unsettled weather returns April 1 to 4 with rains spreading over the South and temperatures remaining steady.
West Asheville votes on 35000 bonds. Dr H Long house in Statesville burned. Over 200000 in Wilmington real estate transfers since January 1. Rev J J Grey named postmaster for Slyva during recess. Wilmington special charter election expects 2000 to register. Beef cattle show planned at Pinehurst April 10 under NC Beef Breeders and Feeders Association. Shrimp factory planned for Southport with 10000 can capacity daily. Company A First NC Regiment National Guard Hickory inspected with excellent rating by Col Stringfield. Lt Langdon.
Market reports summarize cotton cotton seed and meat price movements across North Carolina for the past week. Data compiled for the Division of Markets North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station and Department of Agriculture Raleigh. Waldo G. Myers a 50 year old Charlotte contractor died in a Baltimore hospital recently.
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