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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
8
A Greensboro company promotes prices on pianos and organs and urges readers to have their instruments tuned. The notice to subscribers explains legal obligations for newspapers and requests payment of overdue subscriptions to settle arrears.
Researchers tested a set of tablets described as laxatives and enzyme aids. The study tracked liver response and digestion markers in healthy volunteers to assess safety and potential benefits.
The Ceylon branch of the Asiatic Royal Society reports a sixteen year old boy solving complex math in seconds and a Warren child who reads and identifies coins from afar. The New York Telegram cites Dr James Neil in a mortgage dispute with alleged divine warnings. The piece argues fallen angels and spirits explain such powers, contrasting with Bible explanations from The Wandering Jew.
The New York Atlanta and New Orleans Limited will run in two sections starting May 25. Section one carries Pullman sleeping coaches chair cars observation club dining car. Section two comprises mail and express cars to speed mails and improve schedules.
A Chicago type salesman chats with Sadie in a southern Illinois office. She boasts of being a peach with brown eyes and long tenure, wards off the man, mentions her husband editor of the paper, and dismisses a date. He thanks her and hints at hurrying to catch a train.
The Sixteenth District U DC held a successful meeting at the Manufacturers Club with Mayor Tate giving the welcome. Prominent attendees included Mrs Henry Riggan of Winston and Mrs Lizzie Lindsey of Guilford. Reports from visiting chapters were read and a luncheon followed by a city tour and tea at Mrs A E Tate.
Elder J A Ashburn officiates the marriage between Benjamin Cox and Minnie Cruthis at tea cups. A note warns that failure to pay poll tax by tonight will lead to disfranchisement.
A Motor writer argues for limited use of horn signals to warn only of danger. He notes most misuse stems from a few noise makers and calls for vigorous penalties to quiet disturbances while preserving the benefits of proper signaling.
Reverend Charles P. Coble preached at the First Presbyterian Church as he has been called to its pastorate and met the congregation during his visiting period.
The big furniture exposition in High Point is making a hit with attendees and industry observers noting strong exhibitor turnout and promising buyer interest across multiple furniture categories.
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