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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1916
Page
2
Mrs. J. L. Luther of 300 Park Avenue Greensboro says Tanlac saved her from an operation and restored strength. She gained seven pounds in three weeks and now walks to town, praising Tanlac as a hospital and knife alternative. Hart Drug Store sells Tanlac.
Washington February 7 many influential lawmakers announce opposition to the administration shipping bill. They cite government operation clauses and a Baker drafted measure as core objections. The controversy centers on a red leather pamphlet titled Ships and a plan for a Baker led commission with ten thousand dollar salaries.
A Bulgarian official report relayed from Athens to Temps says 470 soldiers died and over 500 wounded in a French aeroplane attack on Bulgarian camps at Petrich in the Strumitsa valley. More than 200 bombs were dropped, and the bombardment lasted about 70 minutes.
German Medical Weekly reports improving medical results for wounded soldiers. Early rates showed 4.5 percent fully healed and returned to duty, 8 percent died, 12.2 percent discharged or furloughed. By midwar months death declined to about 1.5 percent with more recoveries and fewer discharges.
Gen Leonard Wood United States Army major general will visit Greensboro on February 14 as part of a southern tour to promote a civilian military camp at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia. The announcement came via a telegram to Samuel Frothingham and was shared with the Greensboro chamber of commerce as preparedness discussions surge nationwide.
Washington confrontation over North Carolina mountain education policy. Rep Doughton rebuts Charlotte's David Clark claim that mountain people reject schooling, citing Cannon Mills town in Kannapolis as a model of sanitary housing, mill oversight, youth programs, and educated workers to counter sensational welfare criticism.
Fayetteville reports a prominent local businessman and bank directors say Goldsboro capitalists are exploring a takeover of the Fourth National Bank which closed its doors Friday morning. Reports also note interest from Wilmington men.
Minneapolis Feb 7 John Karlsen 41 of Minneapolis clocked 1 hour 30 minutes 15 seconds for 25 miles at the Northwestern amateur ice skating tournament. He broke the former 1 51 29 mark set by J B Donohue of Stamford Conn on January 26 1805.
Paris reports a newspaper consensus that U S German tension over the Lusitania crisis has reached rupture. The Paris papers debate capitulation versus breaking relations, with views from Petit Parisien and Petit Journal.
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