Birthdays Today Highlight Notable Figures Across Nations
Sir Thomas Price born in Wales 69 years ago marks railway development in South Africa. Earl Beauchamp, a privy council member, is 45. Sir H Seymour Rawlinson, Somme commander, 52. Louise Victoria Princess Royal, 50. Brig Gen Ernest Garlington, retiring US inspector general, 64. Mary Garden, Aberdeen soprano, 40. Herbert S Hadley ex Missouri governor, 45.
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Sir Thomas Price
Wales
Earl Beauchamp
Privy Council
H. Seymour Rawlinson
Somme
Louise Victoria
Princess Royal
Edward
George V
Ernest A. Garlington
United States Army
Newberry Courthouse
Mary Garden
Aberdeen
Scotland
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Olathe
Kas
Food by Parcel Post and Red-Headed Fliers
A collage of lively items notes food by parcel post and air routes for supplies, a woman flier credits not falling on the job, and satire on Russia and war policies. It questions press censorship and cites Jefferson on newspapers versus government.
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War Department
Price of Neutrality in a World at War
A column argues the United States should defend its rights without provoking Britain, noting Greece's neutral stance led to starvation under a British blockade. It warns against anti English sentiment and criticizes German propaganda while defending Gerard and von Reventlow as factors in wartime diplomacy.
Reventlow Attacks Berlin Government in Leading Editorial
Count von Reventlow writes a Berlin Tage Zeitung lead attacking the Berlin government as part of his ongoing troublemaking, comparing fools roaming in Germany to those loose in the United States.
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von Reventlow
Germany
Dis
United States
Count von Reventlow
Berlin
Tage Zeitung
Congress Faces Skepticism Over Self-Importance
Critics say congressional actions appear self important and detached from public concerns while lawmakers promise reforms but show slow progress, sparking debate about accountability and priorities in the Capital.
Lipscomb Shoots Two Neighbor Men at Haynes Patterson Farm
In Shelby on February 19 Morris Lipscomb a black tenant shot and killed Dan Nance and wounded Ben Nance when two intoxicated men tried to force entry to Lipscomb home. Lipscomb surrendered after the incident about 3 pm.
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Shelby
Morris Lipscomb
Haynes Patterson
Dan Nance
Ben Nance
Lipscomb
Cuttlefish Ink Preserves Unique Food Remains
A note on cuttlefish preserved in its own ink as the sole known example of an ink preserved foodstuff in human history.
Foley Cathartic Tablets Claim Bodily Cleansing Power
Riverdale Georgia reader endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets as a thorough system cleanse with no nausea. The note praises the product as invigorating for bowel action and beneficial to stomach and liver, promising a light, free feeling for stout persons. Mann Drug Co.
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N. W. McConnell
Riverdale, Ga
Mann Drug Co
Sugar Shortage Hits Danville Virginia Markets
Danville Virginia reports a sugar shortage with prices rising to 8 cents and a possible further hike. Dealers cap purchases at five pounds per customer as Cuban unrest, a northern refinery strike, and limited railroad cars disrupt supplies.
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Danville
Virginia
Destroyer McDonough Returns Then Scheduled to Sail Again
Pensacola en route from a sudden Gulf dash the torpedo boat destroyer McDonough may leave again today. Officers would not discuss the destroyer movements. Maritime whispers link the schooner Galatea theft to filibustering in the gulf aiding Cuban revolutionists or a German submarine.
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Pensacola
Fla
McDonough
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Whitlock Not Ordered to Lower Flag at Brussels
Berlin telegram denies German authorities in Brussels ordered Brand Whitlock the American minister to lower the American flag over the Brussels legation. State Department had said he was requested but not ordered to lower the flag.
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MR. Whitlock
London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Berlin
Brussels
Brand Whitlock
State Department
Washington
Whitlock
Ice Blockade Reaches Its Worst Phase in Baltimore Harbor
Baltimore today faced the harbor ice blockade at its worst as easterly winds pushed ice into lower channels. Most navigation guides have been displaced or buried, and there were no sailings of foreign steamers today.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Public notice of sale of Brown and Wagner interest
T E Wagner states he has disposed of his interest in the Brown and Wagner case to L A Brown and will not be liable for debts contracted on or after February 1. L A Brown.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public Hall
Brown and Wagner
L. A. Brown
T. E. Wagner
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
A health advice column urges daily morning bathing of the interior by drinking real hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach liver and bowels prevents dullness headaches and bad breath and improves appetite.
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Austria
Honos
American Congress
Patriots
Memch
Napoleon
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Mass
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Cery Store
France
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Washington Post
Sir Walter Raleigh
Representative Bailey
Cent
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Lord Northcliffe
Tion
Thomas Jefferson
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Dom
Britain
Armies
Athens
Belgium
New York
Manhattan
Geran
Gerard
Sir Roger
Casement
Hangman
Enterprise
Hended
America
Reventlow
Cleveland County
Morris
High Point Morris Plan Company
Bank of Commerce
DR. L. S. Fox
Wachovia Bank
L. S. Fox
Francis Ford
Grace Cunard
Universal Weekly
In Pictures
Agnes Vernon
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
W. F. Clayton
Bk. of Commerce
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Max Bones
High Point, N. C
South Main Street
Rong
Enterprise Office
Adderss P. O
Willowbrook Street
Willis
Main Streets
Main Street
Apply Enterprise Office
Lindsay Street
J. C. Welch
North Carolina
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
L. Mazer
South Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Anenhoys Brothers
Tanenhaus Bros
Opp
P. O. E. Commerce
New York Life Insurance
F. A. Ogburn
N. O
J. Fred Tesh
C. E. McManus
R. E. Andrews
J. E. Guy
Elwood Basement
South Main St
New York Bakery
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