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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
2
A Victorian health ad promotes a daily morning drink of hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It argues this inside bath reduces indigestion constipation bilious attacks and nervous days, claiming real benefits for overall health and energy.
Mrs J W Peacock returns from Florida while Mrs Paul Hoover visits Raleigh. Miss Susie Crowell marks 18th birthday with friends. Influenza spreads. schools and churches close. several residents ill. Local clubs host bridge and literary meetings. Lily gatherings feature music, poetry, and reminiscences of Stonewall Jackson. The Thomasville Music club plans a community sing pending better flu conditions.
A new club named the Tomlinson Fellowship Club brings together employees of Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing in High Point. It aims to mutual interests of employer and employee and adds social activities. Members fund medical aid through doctors, medicine, and nurses for illness among all plant workers.
In Chicago on February 10, a Pittsburgh jeweler Samuel Kingsbacher told the American Jewelry Manufacturers and Importers' Association that workers should have high quality jewelry. The article highlights sick benefits provided by a workers club, including hospital reports, a central council, and broad club activities focused on aiding sick employees.
Port Huron February 10 Mrs Alice Reo filed in the Circuit Court to have Captain Joseph Reo declared legally dead. He commanded the government survey boat Surveyor and last heard from May 1910 when he left the boat at Cleveland. She seeks to claim property held jointly.
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