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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1919
Page
2
A health notice touts stay dry and avoid damp ground to prevent rheumatism. It recommends four ounces of rad Salt daily for a week, claiming it flushes uric acid by stimulating kidneys and purifying blood. Jad Salts is also suggested as an inexpensive lithia drink from grape and lemon acids.
In Bologna, jurors in Alfredo Cocchi's trial for the Ruth Cruger murder in New York City say his dramatic tale accusing his wife lacks credibility. They note his delay tactics and foresee a grim outcome, while President Judge Bagnoli vows to present all evidence, possibly summoning American witnesses.
High Point publishes arrival and departure times for passenger trains as information only. Schedule figures are not guaranteed and may change without notice.
The notice lists train routes and times among cities including Washington Birmingham New Orleans Charlotte Richmond and Atlanta with multiple daily departures and arrivals. It notes conditional stops and mentions United States Railroad Administration Depot and a ticket office phone number.
In Mexico City on August 11 Doctor Jose Moray del Rio the archbishop condemned modern fashions saying they edge toward paganism. He urged mothers to avoid exaggerated outfits and asked women to wear the veil and mantilla in church to restore modest dress.
Mrs Eva Workman testified in Police Judge Silbert's court about Felix Narolisky who threw a pail of cold water and a daughter followed with hot water. The report notes a new practice of teaching swimming strokes by moving pictures with swimmers performing motions in water.
Veterans of the Old Hickory Division 30th plan a September reunion in Greenville South Carolina with Frank P. Bowen guiding arrangements and hopes for Secretary Wilson to attend. Soldiers will wear uniforms, badges issued, and reduced rail rates sought from Tennessee and Carolina points.
In Seoul Aug 11 Koreans including Viscount Kin Ta shoku and Viscount Ri Yo shoku and three others were arrested for violating the peace law while drawing up a petition asking Japan to restore Korea’s independence and to publish it in Tokio papers. One petition was handed to the Japanese premier requesting imperial attention.
Seattle resident Mrs. J. E. Wishard claims three hours of sleep in 24 is enough and cites perfect health from avoiding coffee, one daily tea, and long work years. She ran a downtown hotel boarding house restaurant and grocery, built the halibut schooner Siloam, which paid for itself in a year, then sold it after another year.
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