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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1919
Page
6
A compact timeline lists births and deaths of Henry Timrod and King Oscar II, Jefferson Davis entering Congress, the 1888 Australian colonies union, 1885 coal miners strike end, Johann Most’s sentence, the 1914 Falkland Islands naval victory, 1915 notes on American sea rights, 1916 Roumanian surrender, and Jerusalem’s 1917 surrender to General Allenby.
A historical notice in Guilford County North Carolina details a real estate re sale in High Point on December 20 1919 at 2 PM under court order. The notice names L P Burns executor of Zimri A Burns A L Burns J H Burns Ida Burns Lillie Burns Beckerdite Eugenia Burns and others as plaintiffs and multiple Burns family defendants. Also includes an unrelated advertisement touting Calotabs as a cure for influenza with directions and price.
A health note promotes four ounces of rad Salts dissolved in hot water each morning for one week to reduce toxins. It claims bowel toxins swell the blood, with kidneys filtering impurities and the skin clearing eruptions. The remedy is said to be inexpensive and harmless.
Detroit police records show pawned goods in the city rose 25 percent over the last four months. Daily reports indicate an average of 200 suits 165 over pawn and 100 rings accepted. In October police recovered about 2500 dollars in goods, mainly jewelry, from pawnbrokers under operation.
One year ago today in the war General Petain received the baton of Marshal of France. United States troops rushed to Coblenz to guard against disorders, reflecting ongoing Allied efforts near the Rhine.
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