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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
3
An article touts the “inside bath” of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast as a common sense health measure. It claims this cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improves breath and headachy symptoms, and offers noticeable health and appearance benefits.
Rheumatism affects all ages and ranks. in damp cold weather the skin pores close and the kidneys work harder, leading to uric acid buildup. Four ounces of Jad Salts in water each morning for a week is claimed to boost kidney action and eliminate uric acid. Jad Salts, an effervescent lithia-water drink, is described as inexpensive and harmless for sufferers.
Detectives report matrimony agencies operating in Chicago Denver Kansas City and San Francisco helped a young North Carolina woman who came to New York aiming to meet a Cuban gentleman. She found a Bronx janitor posing as a cousin with letters from women in Oakland and San Francisco showing a pattern of arranging marriages.
The University of North Carolina Library reports over 100000 volumes with 88316 on Aug 15 1919 and three major gifts Weeks collection Andrews and Zoeller set to push totals higher. The Weeks collection is a premier NC history resource and the Andrews gift covers railroad and regional history.
Denver report indicates City Park Zoo superintendent James Hunter has secured the only albino coyote in captivity. The milky white fur and reddish eyes prompted the keeper to name the animal Snowball, a nickname he has given the rare specimen.
London reports a surge in women employed in British industries as industry expands to absorb labor postwar. The American Chamber of Commerce in London cites over 300000 more workers employed or seeking work than before the war and warns demobilization will require absorbing nearly another million.
Report notes reptiles seldom die in daylight with most fatalities occurring between nightfall and midnight. The observation highlights nocturnal vulnerability patterns and possible predator or environmental factors influencing mortality timing.
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