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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
5
A health writer cites that diabetes deaths have worsened from one in twenty five hundred fifty years ago to one in fifty today. He links modern ease to indulgent diets, urges regular exercise and diet control, and warns against relying on insulin alone. Tomorrow: A Thought About Epilepsy.
NEW YORK April 22 Fully registered publishers from across the country gathered for the 11th annual convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association opening today The program includes reports from major committees on employment legislative and economic issues facing owners after luncheon an open forum dubbed labor afternoon Pressmen and topographical union leaders are invited to discuss mutual conditions Former Governor Frank O Lowden is slated as the principal speaker at the evening dinner The annual election of officers and directors is set for tomorrow with the convention expected to run through Friday
London reports say the full scope of the Bulgarian troubles cannot be estimated due to wartime censorship and state control over messages. Despite rumors from Vienna and other capitals of massacres and large casualties, the government denies these reports and provides no verifiable data.
Greenville April 22 William A Graham state agriculture commissioner says reclaiming swampy and overflowed land in North Carolina is an unsolved problem. He notes about 600000 acres have been brought into drainage districts and 2100000 more require tile or small ditches. He cites 120000 acres of tidal marsh and outlines costs and progress in coastal plain drainage projects.
Commissioner Graham outlined the benefits from drainage projects in North Carolina and reviewed issues such as farm damage and the difficulty of finding workers to transform waste land into farms. He cited cost ranges from seven to ten dollars per acre in various regions and stressed the central challenge for economic gains.
PARIS April 21 The third international congress of military medicine and pharmacy opened at the Sorbonne. Sessions run through Saturday. Forty nine nations are represented including the United States and nearly all South American republics. After the opening remarks the delegates began formal sessions.
A courtroom exchange shows a judge making an offhand forecast about a lawyer’s conduct, while the adversaries clash over alleged bias and procedural missteps during a high profile hearing. The scene captures tensions between counsel and bench amid procedural confusion.
An Oklahoma style advertisement urges meat eaters to treat kidney and bladder trouble with Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy. It promises safety and six bottles for $6.00, with a mail order option to Beaumont, Texas.
Delegates laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier and moved to Val de Grace hospital to review French surgeons work on facial wounds and avoiding permanent disfigurement. Doctors Bainbridge and Homer represented the United States with the Red Cross also in attendance.
A sensational local tonic ad promises rapid weight and strength gains with Ironux. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Atkins Mr. Booth and Mr. Fisher praising dramatic improvements and asserts a risk free guarantee with druggists supplying the product.
Mortgagee H S Ragan and R R Ragan will sell on May 6 1925 at 2 34 PM at public auction on Hill Top Street High Point Guilford County NC the Lot No 32 in C T Willis land map Book 4 Page 237 et al to satisfy the residue of purchase price secured by a mortgage deed executed by Isiah Sanders November 1 1922 to A Wade Marsh later assigned. Cash sale terms. Mortgagees announce April 1 1925.
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