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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
4
A royal exhortation to Austrian Hungarian youth, urging prayer for the fatherland and God’s blessing on the empire. The speaker portrays the Kaiser and King as near to God, promising victory and protection if children stay faithful and pray. He reflects on sorrowful days and hopes his death may seal devotion.
A prominent business leader urges merchants to support the local newspaper arguing it sustains the town and boosts business. He warns against using circulars or ads elsewhere and insists readers favor the paper to grow both community and commerce.
London announces the engagement between Miss Katherine Page daughter of Walter Hines Page U S ambassador and Charles P Loring an architect from Boston Massachusetts.
Del Cunningham of New York City, who runs a hunting lodge near High Point and another on Long Island, left Thursday. Charles Rodgers, manager and trainer, displayed a wagon of 14 thoroughbreds termed dogs, saying they are worth more than the average High Point building. The dogs were shipped north on No 36 in special crates ensuring comfort for occupants. Cunningham and Rodgers plan to return when the hunting season resumes.
Vienna March 20 The emperor Francis Joseph writes to the boys and girls of his empire praising their love for children and saying that if he speaks from the grave it is for motives tied to their joy and comfort. He recalls that children were the sunbeam that brightened the shadow of his long life.
Sunday incident at the Elwood hotel shoe shine stand led to a knife attack. Zeke Fowler fought Charles Patterson aided by Clyde Hooker after a tail joke over a nickel flip. Patterson was cut and bloodied. Fowler was fined 20 dollars plus costs and appealed.
J W Peacock and J W Lambeth of the Davidson county highway commission returned from Fredell county to study suitable roads for the county. Miss Julia Simpson's funeral was held at Main Street Methodist Church with Rev L M Litaker officiating and interment at the city cemetery. Mrs Frank Lambeth's daughter Ella attended the opening of a new M E church in Reidsville. The Southern railway enhances station area as Civic League adds a flower plot before Mock hotel. Kirkman Brothers closed grocery near Amazon mills and turned stock to creditors. Farmers bring chair timber as market activity peaks amid favorable weather. John Sink, resident manager of
The Thomasville Telephone company is gathering materials to construct a quaint cottage on Randolph Street, signaling a new local building project and investment in community facilities.
The Southern freight agent notes a steady pickup in freight over the past weeks and expects normal operations soon. Cars of chairs leave Thomasville while manufacturers predict brighter prospects, with chair timber being hauled to factories and all local plants nearing full-time operation.
March 22 in Thomasville saw a large Southmont farmer gathering to improve conditions. Speakers included County Agricultural Agent J B Steele and Stanly Combs from the State Department of Agriculture. A Davidson committee will visit Catawba to study dairying and cooperative methods.
Ellis White died at his home near Battle Ground station Sunday morning at 7 30. The funeral was held Monday at 3 o clock at New Garden church Guilford College where he long served as a member. Surviving children are Mrs Eva Joyner Battle Ground Mrs Laura Hanner Greensboro and S F White Battle Ground. The service was led by Revs Albert Peele and Johnson.
Flies cost the United States 350 million dollars annually and a campaign urges action to kill flies before the holdovers propagates.
The Comstock Electric Company of High Point has purchased the electrical business formerly run by James T. Foister in Thomasville. C. C. Walker, ex Union Furniture man, left for Spartanburg South Carolina to start an ice manufacturing venture.
The ad claims Doan’s Kidney Pills relieve kidney pain and backache from kidney trouble. Mrs N C Crawford of 311 King St High Point reports relief after a few doses and others in her family also trust the remedy. Price 50c at dealers and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the product.
An offer advertises a year end deal on three papers for $1.50 with a quick action deadline. Printed text urges readers to act quickly and notes possible withdrawal before March 31.
The garrison of Przemysl capitulated to the investing Russian army ending a long siege. The fall gives Russia control of most of eastern Galicia and relieves forces for other fronts. Enthusiasm erupts at newsrooms and army HQs amid a snowstorm. Miss Pearl Jones daughter of ex Sheriff E B Jones dies at Greensboro home after illness.
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