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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
12
Doctors advocate Calotabs as a thorough treatment for colds and influenza. One Calotab at bedtime purges the liver overnight with no nausea or eating disruption, leaving the patient feeling fine by morning. Calotabs are sold by druggists in sealed packages for thirty five cents with money-back assurance.
In a landmark case in London, a woman and her husband lived in the same home for three years without speaking, communicating by notes. The court ruled the situation did not meet desertion criteria, and the case was dismissed. The couple planned to resume living apart, with the wife expressing no desire for reconciliation.
Dillard Ragan of A. and E. college is here for the holidays, enjoying a brief stay near the campus and visiting friends and faculty during the season.
Invitations go to over a thousand readers in home and foreign missions for the World Survey Conference in Atlantic City January 7 to 10. The Interchurch movement aims to unite evangelical denominations for a joint budget and worldwide evangelization plan with a major financial appeal in spring 1926.
Frederick Jesse, 78, of Akron Col, selects a dark granite tombstone with white base for his grave. He designed it himself, featuring his name birth date and a German Bible quote with space for death date, declaring when he dies all will be right. He remarks granite prices rise. A Michigan education act about school physical training follows.
A dozen Oregon Agricultural College hens at Salem set a world egg production record by laying over 300 eggs per hen in a year. The best layer produced 330 eggs, two others 322. The hens are of the strain that produced Lady McDuff, the first hen to exceed 300 eggs annually.
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