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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
1
Dr James W Barton discusses how colds spread in schools and households, noting how temperature changes and air quality affect susceptibility. He explains how white blood cells and blood flow are hampered when chilled, advocating light wholesome meals and rest in ventilated rooms for quick recovery. Tomorrow: Health of the Nation.
An ad by Madame Fay offers palmistry services with bold guarantees to reveal loves, rivals, and future outcomes. She promises success where others fail, reunions, quick marriages, and protection from bad luck, with a money back promise if not fulfilled. Open daily 9 AM to 10 PM at a roadside office near English street eatenaton.
New York report notes Martin Autrey, Yankee recruit, saved a bruised eye after stopping a batted ball during the first workout at the new park in St Petersburg. Eleven players reported for practice with Monroe Schwartz joining, while Ray Francis remained absent from the early toll call. Frank Frisch is said ready to sign with McGraw having arrived.
President Coolidge signed a bill granting Norfolk Virginia permission to build a combined dam and bridge over the LaFayette river within the city limits. The action enables a cross river crossing project advancing public works and local infrastructure development.
North Carolina displays strong support for Near East Relief from its inception. Officials prepare to attend the national board meeting February 26 in Washington to hear world figures discuss the field and its Christian mission. State Chairman Sands and Claude W. Hopper lead Virginia and South Atlantic efforts with notable figures Dawes Hughes Dodge and Trinkle in attendance.
Detroit today saw its first contribution to the southern baseball migration as Jimmy Duggan Tigers trainer boarded a southbound train. Harry Heilmann reversed plans to visit Hot Springs and will join several club members departing Detroit for Augusta, Georgia, on Saturday. Also leaving Saturday are LuBlue, Bobby Tones, Larry Woodall, and William C. Johnson, ex-Michigan Aggies pitcher.
Washington Feb 26 The house aircraft committee was called to reopen the aircraft investigation where hearings ended abruptly last Saturday. A recheck showed funds remained sufficient to continue the inquiry.
Raleigh February 26 The House faces a likely kill of Will Neal's bill to repeal the state wide primary despite a favorable committee report Governor McLean opposes the repeal and favors a legalized convention but doubts a satisfactory bill can be crafted before adjournment The governor also probes the insurance department after Lockhart's charges and calls for an attorney general investigation while lawmakers weigh the revenue bill and funding for state institutions The week also brings theater news with Blossom Time coming to the American theater tomorrow night and strong praise for its cast and production
Try Joint-Ease for rheumatism of your joints and distress. It is the remedy that brings lasting relief, no matter how chronic. Joint-Ease targets joint troubles with a clean penetrating preparation recommended by druggists everywhere. When Joint-Ease enters, joint misery goes out quickly.
Tom Terriss presents The Bandolero at the Broadway theater in Cuba and Spain settings. The action blends hate banditry love and intrigue with Manuel Grande's screen debut alongside Pedro de Cordoba Renee Adoree and Gus Tav von Seyfertitz. A Metro-Goldwyn picture adapted from a Paul Gwynne novel.
Macon Georgia February 26 Chattanooga meets Newberry College while Mercer faces Louisiana tonight in the second round of the Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association basketball tournament.
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