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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1919
Page
7
Sandra reads Rose Kemp's tale of a troubled marriage to Walter and her plan to remain with him despite misery. Rose writes she may end it all and asks Sandra to visit, while Sandra questions if Rose will act on threats, noting Rose's temperament and despair.
The narrator recalls a paragraph where Rose calls him second fiddle and avoids rereading it. He mails a photo of Junior and a recently read book to Rose, who replies with gratitude. She keeps Junior’s picture on her dressing table and phrases him as her little sweetheart.
A souvenir pamphlet from the French government honors American Expeditionary Forces for their 1918 victory and sacrifice. It praises soldiers who served in France, notes the memorial’s tabloid history of U S participation, and states Greensboro will distribute copies via the army recruiting bureau for eligible veterans.
A Conley Georgia farmer reports his wife gained fifteen pounds in three weeks on Tanlac. Once plagued by indigestion pain, backache, and gas, she now eats freely with no digestive issues. Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
In Calverton New York Dec 8 Gus Brooks sought a warrant to arrest John Jabolonskys cow for consuming two silk dresses of his child. The cow was seen pulling the dresses from a line and devouring them. The matter ended with a $10 payment to settle.
Jackson Michigan reports that Elmore Dennis known as Uncle El has driven a car for six years. Now ninety three he stays active managing a small farm and uses the automobile to get about the place daily.
Dr. W O Thompson president of Ohio State University warns if current conditions do not stabilize within six months many factories nationwide will close. He cites broken supply and demand laws and urges labor capital and employers to be reasonable. He credits federal banking with averting a panic and calls for cost plus farming with reasonable profit.
Danielson Connecticut December 8 A man describes his severe thirst and weight loss since July 1 and explains his plan to sail to New York next Saturday to Frances Gamin who is about fifty eight with no relatives and has earned enough to live in comfort but cannot obtain it in a land of prohibition.
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