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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
8
The state board of health warns that colds are not trivial reasons for alarm and can lead to pneumonia bronchitis rheumatism tuberculosis and blood infections. It notes economic losses from illness and advises personal hygiene avoiding crowds and cooling measures plus a daily neck and shoulder bath to prevent colds.
Calcutta February 2 The announcement of a scheme of compulsory military training for India is expected shortly. The initial application will cover Europeans and Anglo Indians only.
A. Baxter of Wheeler Wisconsin states in a ten year family trial that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough medicine, especially for children who like its taste. The product contains no opiates and is claimed safe for babies and effective for adults, marketed by Mann Drug Co.
Greensboro report of Spencer Blaylock twelve, who lost his left eye when a BB from a playmate’s toy rifle struck during a child’s war game. Surgeons removed the eye, fitted a gold ball, and prepared for possible future artificial eye. The incident drew parental grief but no blame.
Aimaro Sato the Japanese ambassador to Washington will be guest of honor and chief speaker at the Silk Association of America forty fifth annual dinner held tomorrow night at the Hotel Astor. He will discuss the origin and development of the silk industry in Japan.
The Enterprise highlights taxpayer duties and praises advertisers for daily product notices. Citizens are reminded to pay city taxes as part of community funding and civic support.
Marguerite Clark brings the stage success Snow White to Broadway as audiences prepare for a new production. The star headlines a show expected to draw large crowds and revive classic fairytale cinema on stage.
Berlin reports a mixed press reaction to unrestricted submarine warfare. Pan German papers praise the chancellors' decision while liberal organs express patriotic approval. Neutrals and America are cautioned against intervention, with Vorwaerts noting Reichstag consultation absence. Vorwaerts and Tageblatt issue mild disapproval.
Phillip La Tourette a New York based insurance broker filed an appeal with the Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of South Carolina’s licensing of insurance brokers and prohibition on out of state residents writing insurance policies.
More than 200 claims filed against the late James J. Hill estate will be heard in the probate court on Monday. Claims range from 49 cents to 50000 dollars, totaling 315511.59, with nearly half for education and religious institutions.
London speakers at a suffrage meeting hold that after the war women will have to propose as many men may hesitate to offer marriage due to injuries and cripples.
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