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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
2
Wu Tingfang, late Chinese Minister to the United States, argues in Harper's Monthly that dinner talk often lacks substance and that one person should lead conversation to spare guests from forced chatter. He suggests public entertainers at meals to stimulate minds and allow others to enjoy the food without constant talking.
A New York Times reminiscence recalls clove apples a grandmothers era craft. Simple to make by embedding cloves in a firm apple and drying it in a drawer, the fruit becomes hard and lasting. The piece notes children’s curiosity and mixed value as a fragrance or curiosity, comparing it to durable shells carried home by seafaring relatives.
A downtown tailor's customer ignored a bill until threatened with legal action, claiming busyness caused the lapse and producing a telegram as proof. The item also references Domitian, the Roman emperor, famed for hunting and killing flies, with historians noting his daily method of pinning flies.
In a farmer's note book the author recalls finishing winter rail splitting with about sixty rails. He notes uncertainty over whether splitting from the top or butt yields better results. Describes a method where two men face each other, one advances while the other backs away, each striking the cleft to loosen the partner's ax.
A dry desert hole in Western Australia turns into a water source at night. The site emits hissing sounds and rushing air before water appears, attracting interest from locals and scientists studying desert hydrology.
A Milwaukee Sentinel line reflects on life’s rough miles and the choice between praising easier paths and growing through criticism. The quote contrasts ease with effort in moral progress.
Goodyear has long led the tire market and claims its All-Weather line remains unmatched. This year three new upgrades increase air capacity by 20 percent, side-wall rubber by 30 percent, and a retooled mold for enhanced endurance, costing 317000 but promising tenfold savings in mileage for users.
Reporters ignored circulating claims of a foreign substance in the city reservoir. Officials note the high fence and embankment make tampering unlikely. Mrs J H Johnson returns home from the hospital in improved health.
Mrs. S O Peebles of High Point testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills help backache and kidney disorders in her family. The ad asserts the product treats one purpose only and notes a 50 cent price at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as the original maker.
A merchant argues advertising in the home newspaper is essential and costs less than losing business to mail order rivals. He says ads reach local customers, show actual articles, and build immediate sales, urging a 52 week campaign with calculated costs.
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