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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
3
A vintage ad touts Vap-O-R Salve and Vaporub products as effective non internal remedies for cold symptoms. It highlights throat and chest vaporizers that release medicated vapors with body heat, priced from 25 cents to $1.00, claiming genuine Vaporub Vicks salve.
A proposal from a member of the Over-Seas club suggests planting sugar maples over isolated graves and along access roads in France to honor Canadian dead from Flanders and France. He has sent millions of seeds and plans additional shipments, envisioning a lasting memorial of maple trees as a symbol of Canada.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for skin and hair care with free samples by mail. A Washington story contrasts a servant named Zeke with his boss, joking about purpose of the head. A Canadian artillery corporal claims tobacco helped cope with gas in battle.
A speaker recalls a paradoxical moment as an unnamed traveler met an actor who revealed his profession only after a long ride. The vignette underscores how appearances can mislead and how expectations can shift in conversation.
Potash sodium lime and iron are vital mineral salts for nerve and brain nourishment. White bread and many foods lack these essential minerals in proper abundance.
James F. Archibald, American correspondent, says he was given Doctor Constantin Dumba's letter openly at a ship gangplank and carried it as a friend. He denies conniving to break United States neutrality laws and claims no knowledge of its contents. Archibald consulted a lawyer after recall requests and issued a formal statement.
Reports say General Villa authorized Washington agent Enrique Llorente to pledge protection for Americans and other foreigners in Villa controlled areas. Evacuation of Torreon by Villa forces completed September 19. Dispatches note heavy fighting around Mexico City and near Chalco as Carranza forces suffer losses.
The Supply arrived from Honolulu with 18 bodies from the submarine F-4. Four identified sailors were placed in separate caskets while nine more were dismembered and laid in four caskets.
John D. Rockefeller Jr visited Ludlow battle sites and the Berwind and Tabasco mines on his Colorado Fuel & Iron properties tour. He spoke with miners and their wives about living and working conditions and offered improvement suggestions during the day. He had luncheon at the miners’ boarding house in Berwind.
Berlin via London reports the German admiralty is certain the Allan Line steamer Hesperian was not destroyed by a submarine. Submarines returned to base and none torpedoed the ship. The admiralty believes a floating non German mine caused the disaster.
A year ago this week Allied gains included Spitain and Lanneken retaken by Belgians while Germans moved siege guns to Antwerp. Russians attacked Jaroslav and Przemysl. Hindenburg advanced on Grodno. Sandomierz battles. Reports of naval and air actions across Europe and beyond.
The article notes that more than 2,500 women work as commercial drummers in the United States. It highlights growing participation in a field traditionally male dominated, signaling shifts in gender roles and employment opportunities across the industry.
A reflective note on the library as a warm world of literature and human feeling, citing Paul Shorey on truth beauty and goodness. It contrasts with Mozart on friendship soothing sorrows and finding happiness through sympathetic companionship.
Hudson Maxim unveils a price efficient position finder for submarines enabling map placement under water within about a hundred feet of accuracy. The system would cost roughly 1000 dollars to install versus 17000 for a cruiser style indicator now used by many navies.
Schedule in effect October 14 1914 provides southbound and northbound train times with arrival and departure at High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton High Rock stations listed. Times are not guaranteed and subject to change without notice.
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