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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1919
Page
2
The article urges Americans to eat less and use Jad Salts to aid kidney function. It explains high uric acid from rich food overworks kidneys, causing bladder weakness and health decline. Four ounces of Jad Salts in water daily is recommended to flush and stimulate kidneys and neutralize urine acid.
The notice lists train times with Northbound departures and arrivals at multiple stations. It warns that stated times are not guaranteed and includes partial times such as 1:20 p m 1:56 p m 2:14 p m and 3:28 p m with 4:60 p m shown in the fragment.
Passenger train times published for High Point list arrivals and departures as information only, not guaranteed. Includes schedule figures reflecting service patterns and station details.
Train lines and departures listed with arrival times for Washington Birmingham Charlotte Richmond and Atlanta routes. Includes conditional stop at Asheboro and notes does not run on Sundays with specific early morning and evening times.
The Health Bulletin explains a state requirement to replace open back privies within 300 yards of another residence with sanitary models approved by the state board of health. It outlines enforcement, district structure, inspection tags, license fees, and potential life and cost savings, noting exemptions for large cities upon pre October 1919 action.
Aug 13 Raleigh officials report August 1 crop conditions worsened by heavy July rainfall. Corn, cotton, and tobacco suffer in flooded central and eastern counties along Neuse and Tar rivers. Corn yield forecast 62.5 million bushels. wheat about 8.1 million. tobacco 264 million pounds. Hay and pastures remain strong. overall U.S. forecast lower for corn and wheat.
Kansas City Missouri August 13 Only slight burns and bruises were sustained by H L Johnson thirty six a lineman employed by the KC Light 3-4 Power Company who fell sixty five feet from a pole on a viaduct while repairing some wires His arm contacted a feed wire and 2300 volts flowed through him He fell to the linker ballast of a railroad track sixty five feet below
A belief holds that forest fires start when wind drives branches to rub and generate the friction needed to ignite valuable timber.
In College Park Georgia J L Brown says his wife recovered from two years of stomach illness after taking Tanlac. She went from a milk diet and extreme weakness to eating well sleeping normally and gaining weight. Tanlac is sold in High Point by Hart Drug Co and leading Guilford county pharmacists.
The city council approved an ordinance requiring prior permission to erect any garage or hospital within city limits. The measure aims to preserve local beauty and property values by preventing nuisance structures.
A state charter is granted for the First Woman's Bank of Tennessee organized by five Clarksville women with a capital of 14000 dollars.
CENTRALIA Mo August 13 John Franklin Eaton died near Centralia as a result of the storm that visited the area. The report says he was frightened to death after a cyclone in June 1917 that leveled homes and crops, leaving Eaton and several family members injured and fearing another deadly storm.
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