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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
4
The second Ancona note restates the U S position after Austria admitted the commander fired on the ship as engines stopped and passengers were aboard. It refuses to discuss facts, cites the admiralty admission, and holds Austria to blame, presenting a firm but tempered diplomatic statement.
The New York cotton market opened unchanged to down marginally as March edged up to 12.22 from 12.18 before retreating. January traded around 11.89 and May at 12.42, with December at 11.95, January 11.87, March 12.19, May 12.43, July 12.65, and October 12.30 as prices初.
New York traders pushed American Smelting Mexican Petroleum and metal and war shares higher as the market reopened. Smelting rose about 6 percent from the prior close and neared its record, copper interests led by Mercantile Marine preferred Texas Company and specialty issues gained on moderate demand. Anglo French war shares also attracted new buying interest.
Chicago December wheat opened higher following Liverpool quotations but soon reversed. December rose from 1.24 to 1.244 and May from 1.25% to 1.25% before retreating to levels below yesterday’s close.
A letter from a local manufacturer encloses a year's subscription to The Enterprise and urges periodic attention to hog pens. The writer argues hogs should be prohibited in the town after this winter, notes summer killing impractical, and mocks various municipal improvements tied to hog pens.
Rev J F Shenk, former pastor of First Lutheran Church, lies near death at his Greensboro home on West Washington Street. His illness forced resignation after months of absence, with family at his bedside as son Dr E M Shenk of Salisbury and relatives from Virginia arrive. Doctors say he has at most two days to live.
Leavenworth four convicts from Terre Haute election conspiracy cases are freed on parole from the United States penitentiary here. The men Joseph Strauss Arthur Gillis John Musselink and Maurice Walsh were serving sentences of one year and one day.
A New York World correspondent reports the German yery is in top condition and its anchors are holding, indicating solid seaworthiness for the voyage.
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy to cleanse and stimulate sluggish kidneys after meat consumption. It claims four ounces of the preparation in water before breakfast will ease back pain cloudy urine and bladder irritation, touting safety and popularity.
London reports entente powers tighten rules on Swiss passports due to easy Swiss naturalizations. Villages near Germany reportedly granted many Germans citizenship for a fee. British policy requires travelers to show naturalization or birth certificates. admission denied to those naturalized since the war began.
A New York nun asks about the meaning of superfluity and cites the phrase Please deposit promptly on the back of a check as the curious example. The exchange highlights clerical humor dealing with banking terminology.
A testimonial from G. WW. Elendergon of Dingte claims Kidney Pills brought relief after sixteen years of illness. He describes dizziness, headaches, and backache eased by the medicine, urging others with kidney and bladder trouble to try it at once.
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