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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1916

Page

2

How Mrs Bean Met the Crisis

Nashville reader recounts relief from a large tumor during menopause using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with alleviating both the Change of Life symptoms and the tumor, saying she stopped visiting the doctor after returning home. She invites others to write for information.

Lydia E. Pinkham Nashville Tenn Pinkham E. H. Bean Joseph Avenue Lynn Mass

Too Severe a Punishment Tramp Faces Short Trip Out

A tramp arrested for vagrancy in a slow town pleads for mercy as the judge sentences him to leave within three hours. The tramp begs to be released in three minutes, claiming he only asked for a nickel.

Justice of the Peace

Ornithologist Patents Fire Clay Birdhouse

Harris M. Benedict, noted wild bird protector, patents a fire clay birdhouse shaped like a pitcher with a bark surface. The design includes an overhanging entrance hid to prevent flood entry, allowing watchers to observe nesting progress.

Harris M. Benedict

Nut lovers praise ape-Nuts as ready to eat snack

One reason its delicious nut like flavour. Always ready to eat direct from the package ape Nuts with cream or good milk is a well balanced ration the utmost in sound nourishment.

National Festival Chorus Auditorium Contract Awarded

Ellott Brothers of Hickory won a $245,000 contract to erect the festival auditorium at Black Mountain. The project targets completion by August 10 if steel access is timely, as National Festival Chorus of America moves to stock sale under F S Westbrook.

Black Mountain Great Festival Chorus Ellott Brothers Elliott Building Company Hickory National Festival Chorus of America F.S. Westbrook National Festival Chorus Bayreuth America North Carolina Walter Damrosch

Western North Carolina Press Association Formed at Asheville Meeting

At the Langren hotel the Western North Carolina Press Association adopted a constitution and by laws, elected officers, and established a permanent body. Noah M. Hollowell was elected president with Broadus H. DePriest as first vice president and R. L. Sandidge as second vice president. Ora L. Jones served as secretary, W. F. Little as treasurer, and an executive committee named from several papers. Dan Tompkins was historian and Horace Sentelle was orator with Jesse Daniel Boone named association poet.

Asheville Langren Ora L. Jones Sylvan Valley Newa W. F. Little Tryon News- Bee J. D. Boone Carolina Mountaineer Waynesville Gordon F. Garlington French Broad Hustler Hendersonville R. D. Marsh Rutherfordton Sun Dan Tompkins Jackson County Journal Sylva Horace Sentelle Canton Observer Jesse Daniel Boone The

Guilford County Chooses Jamestown Route for Highway Plan

Guilford county commissioners decided to favor the old route via Jamestown for the Greensboro to High Point concrete asphalt highway. They also endorsed building a 1.5 mile road between the Masonic Home and Edwards Cross Roads with $6,000 in citizen subscriptions. An underpass will be constructed at Central Fair Grounds under the Southern Railway.

Greensboro Guilford County Jamestown High Point Masonic Home Edwards Cross Central Fair Grounds Southern Railway

Booming Fruit Growing in Kinston and Lenoir County

An agricultural expert says fruit growing is booming in Lenoir county with widespread spraying this year. Orchard owners are buying sprayers and reporting profits with apples and peaches, including a woman near Fields earning 500 dollars from under 100 trees last year, as blight control through spraying becomes crucial.

Kinston Lenoir County

Baptist Women’s Missionary Union Elected Officers in Winston-Salem

The Baptist Women’s Missionary Union adjourned its annual session in Winston-Salem after leaving location decisions to the executive committee. New officers include President Mrs Wesley N Jones Raleigh and First VP Mrs H C Moore Raleigh. memorial tributes were paid to Miss Fannie E Heck and Mrs D Rich.

John Freeman Ahoskie J. T. Pope Lumberton W. H. Reddish Wadesboro W. H. Woodall Asheville Bertha Carroll Winterville Tt. S. Farmer Raleigh C. E. Mason Charlotte Elizabeth Briggs W. C. Reddick

Begin Work on Railroad Soon in North Carolina

Reports from authoritative sources say work on the Snow Hill Stantonsburg short cut of the Kinston Carolina railroad a Norfolk Southern subsidiary will start within 60 days. Materials are moving over the K S H for culverts and trestle work to support heavy trains during construction of the additional 16 miles.

Kinston Snow Hill-Stantonsburg Kinston-Carolina Norfolk Southern

Forest land purchases total 47600 acres across four states

The National Forest Reservation Commission announced acquisitions totaling 47 600 acres in 61 tracts across the Appalachian and White Mountains. Purchases include 2 000 acres in Macon and McDowell counties North Carolina 7 300 acres in Shenandoah Amherst Augusta and Rocky Ridge counties Virginia 3 000 acres in Polk Carter and Unicoi counties Tennessee and 300 acres in Oconee county South Carolina.

Washington National Forest Reservation Commission Appalachian White Mountains Macon McDowell North Carolina Shenandoah Amherst Augusta Rocky Ridge Virginia Polk, Carter and Unicoi Tennessee Oconee County South Carolina

Outlaw Mace Is Taken in York County Capture

Burke county outlaw Charlie Mace who killed his wife on February 24 was captured in York County South Carolina by Lincoln County Sheriff Willis and Deputies Heavener and Sam Heavener. He was brought to Lincolnton jail and later moved to Morganton jail.

Outlaw Mace Lincolnton Charlie Mace Burke County York County S. C Willis Lincoln County Lawrence Heavener Sam Heavener Morganton

Guard Could Respond In 12 Hours

Washington Adjutant General Young of the North Carolina National Guard says the entire organization could respond to a call to arms in 12 hours and go into Mexico. Officers present include Cols. J. T. Gardner Shelby Wiley C. Roddan Washington Sidney W. Minor Durham and George L. Person Clinton. The officers are pleased with the Hay bill.

Washington

North Carolina Briefs Highlight Fairs and Fires Across State

Wayne county gears up for a fall fair in Goldsboro. Mt. Olive wind damage reported. National Guard could mobilize 3,400 troops on short notice. Hendersonville hotel plans inch toward a $150,000 property build by a syndicate led by L. J. Cambron. Scuppernong growers expect a fall market. McDonald hotel at Rockingham destroyed by fire. Seven fires in Kinston over 75 hours cause $20,000 in losses and one death. W M Shuford resigns at Morganton Deaf and Dumb School to run Morganton job printing shop.

Wayne County Goldsboro Mt. Olive North Carolina National Guard Hendersonville L. J. Cambron McDonald Rockingham Kinston W. M. Shuford North Carolina Deaf and Dumb School Morganton John W Martin

Saul the Pharisee to Apostle of the Cross

A sermon outline traces Saul's transformation from a zealous, violent Pharisee to a devout missionary. It covers his personality, religious zeal, legal methods, sudden conversion, baptismal timing, Ananias's role, and his early ministry in Damascus and Jerusalem before facing opposition and exile.

Tarsus Saul Ramsey Conybeare Damascus Jesus Sanhedrin God Christ Israel Ananias Mr. Moody New York Jerusalem Nazareth Our Barnabas Pharisee

A Hint to Mothers of Growing Children

Medical authorities agree regular bowel health is vital for growing children. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a herbal laxative, has been marketed by Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois for over twenty five years and is sold for fifty cents a bottle. A free trial bottle is offered by writing to Dr Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.

Paralee Frazier Longview Tex Thacher Medicine CO Chattanooga Tenn

Remedy Barber Quips About Hair Loss Stop

A barber offers a tonic to stop hair loss and a man jokes that only a divorce would halt his hair loss, prompting a humorous exchange. The light exchange highlights a witty comeback about marriage and hair.

Jad Salts for Kidney Flush Promises Quick Relief

A vintage ad touts Jad Salts as a gentle remedy to flush clogged kidneys and ease back pain and bladder disorders. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast can normalize kidney activity, neutralize urine acids, and prevent complications, urging regular use for all.

Doubtful Optimist Reflects on a Painful Convalescence

The speaker voices cautious optimism about progress in the world while acknowledging a long, painful recovery. He describes the era as a costly healing process, where improvement comes slowly and through hardship. The tone blends hope with realism about ongoing challenges.

Groves Tasteless Quinine and Iron Tonic

Advertises Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic with Quinine and Iron to drive out malaria and build up the system. Claims the formula is printed on every label and priced at 0 cents.

Kid Jabb Edges Battling McPug In Gate Fight

The report notes Kid Jabb lost the bout to Battling McPug as crowds packed the arena and McPug earned the gate receipts.

Kid Jabb Battling McPug McPug

Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh Ad Claims Quick Cure

An advertisement promotes Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh for lame back stiff neck and sore throat with a money back guarantee. It urges thorough rubbing into the skin and notes dealer refund if not cured. The text also includes a quoted line about self-love and loving the enemy as oneself.

Hanford Adv

Mrs Ida Ford Praises Vicks Vap-O-Rub For Croup Relief

A Missouri mother from Cuba testifies that Vicks Vap-O-Rub relieves her four year old son’s croup quickly. She notes prior medicines required days to work and credits Vap-O-Rub with immediate improvement. The reader is invited to share the letter.

Ida Ford Cuba Missouri Vick

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