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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1916

Page

2

Fennell Praises Tanlac For Wife’s Health Revival

L A Fennell a Gastonia Edgemeath railroad conductor narrates his wife’s recovery from long illness after taking Tanlac. He cites improved appetite sleep and weight gain and endorses the remedy as powerful and meritorious. Tanlac is marketed widely with Hart Drug Co in High Point as exclusive dealer.

Carolina and North-Western Railroad L. A. Fennell Gastonia Edgemeath Taniac Winston-Salem Greensboro Fennell Hight Point Hart Drug Co

Greensboro Contributes Heavily to Jewish Relief Fund

Seasar Cone reports Greensboro and surrounding counties donated 28 769 99 to the Jewish relief fund. Last Thursday was Jewish relief day proclaimed by the president and governor, with continued contributions from local citizens described as loyal and patriotic. The treasurer thanks supporters for aiding relief to Jewish sufferers in war zones of Europe.

Greensboro Cone Europe

Judicial Procedure Report Sent to Commission Members

Chief Justice Walter Clark chairs the North Carolina commission to revise judicial procedure. He has sent the agreed report to all members for review with print readiness on return. Maj. Graham may propose a minority view while some changes may require legislative action and potentially popular amendments.

North Carolina Maj. W. A. Graham Clark Wayne County Judicial Reform Commission State Penitentiary T. P. Sale Guilford County Jeff Dorsett Ed. Walker Sale J. Bunbee H. G. Gulley Gulley J. W. Bailey C. L. Parham Sears Busbee Raleigh Craig

Submarine warnings in U S waters questioned

The British consul general urged shipping to watch for German submarines in American waters but the warning was later deemed unnecessary. Some reports suggested a submarine trailed the captured steamer Appam, though British naval staff doubted the claim.

Appam Gaunt

Railroads Lift Coal Embargo as Freight Strains Ease

Miladelphia February 2 Railroads lift coal embargo at Port Reading New Jersey releasing 400 to 500 cars daily totaling about 20 000 tons relieving New England fuel shortage. Pennsylvania Railroad embargo on bulk grains lifted recently and grain stored at Buffalo about 25 million bushels awaiting shipment.

Ight New York Philadelphia and Reading Railway Port Reading N. J Reading New England North Atlantic Providence Boston New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburgh Philadelphia Buffalo

Old-Time Cold Cure Hamburg Breast Tea

A small package of Hamburg Breast Tea, or Hamburger Brust Thee, is sold at pharmacies. A tablespoonful brewed in boiling water and drunk warm is claimed to break a cold, relieve congestion, loosen the bowels, and cure grip. The preparation is described as inexpensive, vegetable, safe, and harmless.

Hamburg

St Jacobs Oil touted for rheumatic pain relief

An advertisement urges readers to stop using Rheumatium and rub St Jacobs Oil on tender joints to relieve rheumatic pain. It claims the product is harmless, fast acting, and effective for rheumatism, neuralgia and backache, with a 25 cent bottle available at drug stores.

St. Jacob

Notice of Dissolution of Parnell and Maynor

The firm of Parnell and Maynor formed by D. H. Parnell and C. H. Maynor dissolves as of January 1 1918 with C H Maynor buying Parnell s interest and assuming all liabilities while collecting and retaining all accounts due the firm. Names C H Maynor D H Parnell. date January 1 1918.

Parnell and Maynor D. H. Parnell C. H. Maynor C. H Maynor I. H. Maynor

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C.qn W.ra Seasar Cone Commission Grimes Little Hughes W. T. Bost Hartness Dave Norwood Salisbury Colonel Hartness Polie McCanless Jim Hartness Dooley James RB. Young Hope Mills Will Johnson W. C. Richardson First Baptist Church Wilson Richardson Ridgedale Church Chattanooga Tenn Baptist Tabernacle Church T. W. Chambliss Hughes Child Ellis Hughes Orange County Rex Hospital C. M. Hughes Orange Meredith College Brewer Wake Forest College Our Ger Man Lief Miladelphia St. Jacobs C. H. Manor Dorothy Donnelly PATHE Henry W. Savage Madam X Miss Donnelly Ieco Tsust CO Rudd The North Carolina Public Service N.C. Public Service Co Lone 700 Bell
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