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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1915

Page

3

Postal Savings Bank and High Point hints of growth

The item notes postal savings bank expansion enabling accounts by mail with multi language leaflets and record gains in deposits. It also discusses the High Point area including the High Point Motor Co and jitney bus plans between High Point Winston and Greensboro, plus local social and business activity and roads comparison to Greensboro.

High Ford Ford Company High Point High Point Motor Co Woman's Club Elk’s Club

Feature at The Point Show Sinking Lusitania Film

Moving picture show at The Point presents The Illfated Lusitania this Saturday with a dramatized sinking sequence. Also on Monday the final episode of the Million Dollar Mystery screens, promising strong suspense and action.

Moving Picture

That Reminds Me Bees and Mischief as Neighbor Stunt Fails

A man who refused to subscribe had his boy borrow a neighbor’s newspaper. In the dash to fetch it a barbed fence caused injury and torn clothing. A cow caused chaos in the cornfield while a church cream spilled into kittens’ basket. A false teeth set and a runaway daughter add to the chaos.

Baby with six fingers and six toes born in Westmont

A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Townsend of Westmont North Carolina has six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot. The unusual feature marks a rare congenital condition observed at birth.

Edward Townsend Westmont, N. C

High Point Leads in Birth Registration Rates in State

North Carolina towns with 10 000 plus population show High Point at 32.2 births per 1000, Wilmington 30.0, Raleigh 29.8, Greensboro 25.4, Winston Salem 25.3, Charlotte 25.1, Rocky Mount 24.1, Durham 22.3, Asheville 21.3, New Bern 18.1. State Board of Health flags under-registration vs national rate 35.1 and highlights banner counties led by Clay at 46.0, followed by Dare Mitchell Martin Gates Madison Warren Lincoln Graham Avery Stokes Washington Wilkes Caswell Yadkin Cabarrus Ashe Davidson Beaufort Alexandria.

High Point Wilmington Raleigh Greensboro Winston-Salem Charlotte Rocky Mount Durham Asheville New Bern North Carolina State Board of Health Banner Counties Clay Dare Mitchel Martin Gates Madison Warren Lincoln Graham Avery Stokes Washington Wilkes Caswell Yadkin Cabarrus Ashe Davidson Beaufort Alexandria

North Carolina vital stats show uneven birth reporting

The State Board of Health notes Craven Currituck Camden Robeson Bertie Jones Duplin Lee Lenoir have poorest birth reporting while Raleigh Asheville Wilmington Charlotte Rocky Mount New Bern Winston-Salem Greensboro Durham High Point report best deaths. The board stresses laws require accurate reporting of both births and deaths to gauge state health trends.

Craven Currituck Camden Robeson Bertie Jones Duplin Lee Lenoir State Board of Health North Carolina New Bern Raleigh Asheville Wilmington Charlotte Rocky Mount Winston-Salem Greensboro Durham High Point

Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park From Egypt to New York

Cleopatra's Needle, the syenite obelisk in Central Park, weighs about 200 tons and originates from Heliopolis in the twelfth dynasty. It was brought to Alexandria by Cleopatra and was presented to the American people by the khedive of Egypt a few years ago.

Central Park New York Heliopolis Joseph Alexandria Cleopatra Egypt

Navy Authorizes First Dirigible for Four Observers

Secretary Daniels authorized construction of the Navy's first dirigible. A Connecticut firm won the $45,636 bid to deliver the balloon within four months for the Pensacola naval aeronautic station. It will carry four student observers plus a four member crew.

Navy Daniels Connecticut Naval Aeronautic Station Pensacola

Decline in Tosetti Brewing Licenses Under Prohibition Fears

Judge Landis of Chicago attempted to sell eighty nine Tosetti Brewing licenses but only one offer of 1200 was made and rejected. Values had stood at 2500 to 2800 a year earlier, blamed on anticipated local prohibition laws. Liquor interests brace for stricter rules as all saloons were closed over a weekend to enforce Sunday closing law.

Judge Landis Chicago Tosetti Brewing Company

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