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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
6
A store advertises equal treatment for rich and poor shoppers, promising stylish Spring merchandise and urging patrons to visit before buying. It emphasizes goodwill and broad patronage as keys to success.
Our Herman brand men's shoes priced at four dollars come in all sizes.
Ad copy promotes play shoes for kids claiming to solve shoe problems with durable footwear designed for active children. It presents no verifiable claims or context beyond marketing language.
Col by W T Bost reports Collector Watts seeks evidence after deputies allegedly threatened a western candidate to back Hartness. The piece notes Watts may face a showdown over possible Simmons input and details Carrs excuses for missing the state convention while voicing support for Wilson.
A Bearsville West Virginia merchant recalls a patron who bought Foley's Honey and Tar Compound at midnight for a child with croup. Before morning the child was completely recovered. The letters prompt more ads from Mann Drug Co.
President Wilson spoke to a joint session urging immediate severance of diplomatic ties with Germany over submarine warfare. The Capitol crowd remained hushed, guards secured all doors, and only light applause greeted the conclusion as reporters noted tense anticipation and guarded access.
Operates passenger trains from North Carolina into Terminal Station Norfolk without transfer. Travel via Asheboro and Norfolk Southern. Trains leave Asheboro 12:05 PM daily except Sunday for Aberdeen and intermediate stations and 3:45 PM daily except Sunday for Aberdeen and intermediate points. Connects at Star for Charlotte and intermediate stations.
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