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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
10
An old home method uses sage tea with sulphur to deep gray hair. It claims gradual, even darkening and a youthful look, with a commercial Sage and Sulphur Compound offering easier application, though the formula is for cosmetic use only.
An authority warns that regular meat consumption may stress kidneys due to uric acid, causing backache headaches and urinary irritation. It advises taking Jad Salts each morning to flush and restore kidney function, and promotes a grape-lemon acid lithia mixture as a traditional tonic to prevent bladder issues.
A shopper notes Freezone removes hard and soft corns between toes with no soreness or irritation. The reader claims the product’s bald claim of being a wonderful discovery.
Colorado sheriff and two deputies trap a gaunt wild man said to roam the San Juan mountains. Captive in Durango’s county jail the man, wearing animal skins and bear hide boots, shows rarely coherent speech and stories of fighting beasts and bitter love. Authorities seek his origin and sanity through examinations while investigating a possible local cave-dwelling hermit.
Seven Dutch labor unions issue a joint resolution urging the government to grant the same rights to Russian Communist prisoners as were accorded to the ex Kaiser. They argue the Russians are political refugees in the same sense as the former monarch.
Advertised as pure aspirin with pepsin, Pepsated Aspirin claims no stomach upset and can be taken freely. It is promoted for colds headaches neuralgia influenza rheumatism and other uses where aspirin is beneficial. Sold by reputable druggists.
Two Canadian snow geese measuring seven feet in length were captured northwest of McAlester by County Commissioner Charles Hess and Joseph Burba. The sighting, while rare for this far south, follows several nearby flocks and is viewed as an omen of an unusually cold spell.
The Rev. Harry Dodd of West Hartland travels by snowshoes to serve three churches each Sunday. He crossed eight miles through drifted roads to Colebrook River to preach, but found the church empty as no service was held. The trip shows his dedication amid blocked roads in Conn on February 6.
The largest pile of wood in Kansas, nine hundred cards in all, stands at a baseball park in Hutchinson, created by the municipal fuel administration and its wood chopping squads. The wood will be held for emergency needs and sold at cost to applicants.
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