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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
2
Wakeful mornings with backache and dull kidney pain signal overworked kidneys from meat. Jad Salts, from grape and lemon acids with Lithia, is taken as four ounces in water before breakfast to cleanse sluggish kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and restore urinal clarity.
An old advertisement promotes King s New Discovery as a speedy remedy for colds coughs flu and grippe. It claims fast relief for both children and adults with no after effects and offers bottles for $1.20.
New York February 11 James Searr government forecaster challenges the notion of an east wind and argues snow storms form from Arizona and move northward. Scarr explains how westerly storms create easterly winds and discusses atmospheric dynamics and storm motion across the United States.
New York on February 11 reports Dr. Pearce Bailey presenting wartime neuropsychiatric findings. He cites alarming levels of nervous and mental disorders among young American men drafted for military service, disclosed at a conference of men’s health societies.
A historical guide explains inhaling vapor from melted Vicks VapoRub to keep air passages open and reduce cold and flu risk. Advice covers applying to throat chest and nostrils, using hot towels for chest colds, and the product’s external action plus its claim of wide usage and jar sizes.
The 1941 report notes a virulent Spanish flu outbreak in Poland with Warsaw hospitals facing heavy staff infections and daily funerals. Red Cross volunteers and medical teams aid with medicines and transport as authorities warn of rapid, deadly progression and lung hemorrhage complications.
Washington February 11. United States department of agriculture specialists urged gardens will be as important this coming season as during the war. They warn high food costs may persist until more to eat is grown and distributed. Farm village and city gardens help balance budgets and free farm produce for those most in need. Start early and keep going throughout the season to maximize every foot of land.
Major R. Lloyd George, son of England's premier, visits Chicago and chides American reporters for rushing him. He insists on his custom of granting interviews only by appointment, setting a 10 o clock time for the next day.
Practical advice from a physician on boosting strength endurance and vim through organic iron. Nuxated Iron is claimed to be easily assimilated and gentler on teeth and stomach than inorganic iron products. Manufacturers guarantee satisfactory results or money back. available from local druggists.
A humorous exchange shows a guest blaming a broken bottle on a punctured tire and a host quipping about sighting the bottle. The dialogue riffs on travel delays and a pun on misfortune.
Paris reports Harry Pilcer Duque and other Paris dancing kings earn more money than Marshal Joch or any French warrior. Henry Bordeaux in Le Monde notes the rise of dancing professors with salaries worthy of a marshal, criticizing marshals for military steps rather than financial gains.
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