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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
2
In Everett's formal dinner setting Sandra and Rose discuss marriage and love versus security. Rose questions happiness with wealth while Barrett Edmonds visits, joins coffee, and the pair move to the music room where Sandra watches Barrett's attentions to Rose.
A lifelong sufferer with indigestion and gas describes exhausting medical bills and loss of faith in medicines. After trying Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy on a neighbor's suggestion, she reports relief, claiming the remedy removes mucus and inflammation linked to stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. Money-back guarantee offered by Hart Drug Company and druggists nationwide.
A frustrated shopkeeper vows to place a front display of gold dollars priced at ninety cents after nine more customers leave without purchases. The remark captures a dramatic moment reported by Public Ledger.
The board of trustees approved new faculty appointments for the upcoming year. Annie Mary Landis becomes head of domestic science and household arts. Celia Smith joins music as assistant in Voice Piano and theory. Catherine Sturm heads violin. Ruth Hawk leads expression and physical culture. Piedmont Italy born Piedmont professor Barra heads romance languages with Rivera assisting in Spanish. Powell joins geology and biology. Vaughan promoted to bursar. J. J. Lincoln named librarian. Sixteen faculty plan summer study and will begin September 1 preparing for opening day September 10.
A man in a white apron notes the hot document trade is not what it was, and the speaker jokes that despite many soft drinks daily, it does not change what one eats, reflecting in Birmingham Age-Herald style.
A visitor in Winklingborough witnesses a policeman chastising a youth for a misdemeanor. Curious, he asks why the officer does not arrest him, and the constable replies that no one is being run in this week because the police station is let. The exchange reflects humorous headlines from London Tit Bits and Yonkers Statesman.
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