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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1918
Page
7
London reports a British officer recounting a cavalry assault that opened the way to Jerusalem. He recalls a brigade charging with drawn swords while guns roared, infantry surrendered under close attack, and despite losses the force seized the guns and ammunition.
London reports that two partners in a brewery firm were fined $1,000 for brewing several hundred barrels beyond their allowed output. At Halstead Essex a farmer was summoned for feeding flour to pigs with adjournment for two weeks.
Mrs E J Bedard of Cowichan Washington says Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough remedy for children. She keeps a bottle at home for quick relief of coughs and colds and notes it heals raw surfaces, loosens phlegm, eases hoarseness and breathing. Mann true Co.
Fourteen hundred Italian refugees reach Taormina after fleeing Piave front. Hotels once used by tourists now host families while Red Cross funds aid wool for knitting socks and gloves for soldiers. Many endure long, perilous journeys with rain, floods, and loss of relatives.
American Aviation Camp in Southern Italy reports baseballs and bats arriving to boost morale for officer candidates. The Young Men's Christian Association room, run by Dr. Walter Miller, offers letters home, reading material, and warmth to ease loneliness and homesickness during harsh weather.
Rockingham Doctor W P Webb and Henderson Doctor R T Upchurch were found guilty by local magistrates of failing to report births as required by the vital statistics law. State registrar Dr. Gordon notes North Carolina has joined the registration area and enforcement will be strict with more warrants anticipated.
New York data reveal that over five seasons the top 20 batters posted a .303 career average, while top 20 pitchers reduced runs per nine innings from 2.52 in 1913 to 2.01 in 1916 before rising to 2.31 last year. Team batting slipped to .249 in 1916, fielding hovered around .661, and stolen bases fell from 197 in 1913 to 143 in the most recent season.
Amsterdam reports a German telegram from Cologne stating the governor forbids soldiers joining political committees and warnings against reading socialist or radical pamphlets or newspapers, under penalty of imprisonment. The note highlights a specific publication titled Social Democracy and the Field Grays.
Paris reports portable houses erected by English and American Friends with the American Red Cross now total 501. They shelter 1,756 persons. American Friends thresh in county barns at Sermaize and workers erect tractors and plows sent from America. Goats from the Pyrenees are imported to aid peasants in invaded regions.
Snow wind and extreme cold raised illness. Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Mrs Edward Sterry of Clinton Ohio as best medicine for coughs and colds. Mann Drug Co. endorses its use for children.
Notice from J. B. Wagner Deputy Sheriff warns High Point Township residents must pay taxes by March 1 or property will be advertised and sold for unpaid taxes. Taxes are payable at the tax office in High Point North Carolina.
Sealed bids are invited for the stock and fixtures of F F Hobbs bankrupt, located at 805 West Green Street High Point North Carolina. Bids must be 10 percent cash or certified check with submission by February 21 1918 and may be delivered to trustee G W Clark or mailed. Highest bid subject to court confirmation.
Guilford County North Carolina Superior Court case against the defendant for 5500 dollars from a money loan and advances. A summons issued January 20 1918 is returnable March 11 1918 in Greensboro. A warrant of attachment was issued March 1 1918 against the defendant property.
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