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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
7
The ad touts genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross and urges customers to request Bayer Tablets of Aspirin by name. It claims safety verified by physicians for over eighteen years and lists uses from colds to neuralgia. Handy tins hold 12 tablets and larger packages are sold by druggists.
A noted authority links kidney and bladder weakness to uric acid irritation in the bladder. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water for two to three days to neutralize urine acids and relieve irritation, noting its safety and simple use.
The ex Kaiser's sons Prince August Wilhelm and Prince Joachim are reported in a Berlin paper to be divorcing their wives Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig Holstein and Princess Marie Augustine of Anhalt. Each marriage produced a son and had seemed happy though Prince Joachim spent time in Italy and August Wilhelm sought work in Berlin.
J C Wood of Birmingham Alabama recounts seventeen weeks in hospital and six months in Hot Springs for rheumatism. After using El Vigor he regained mobility and claims the medicine helped more than any other. He notes kidney injury from a gunshot as a contributing factor. El Vigor is sold by Ring Drug Co in High Point and by local druggists nationwide.
A milk wagon horse, during a heavy snowstorm in Boston on January 16, entered the Pleasant Street subway and rode to Par Street. The animal was captured without injuries to people, though commuters suffered nerves from the odd sight as the wagon crept along the tracks pursued by noisy motormen.
Advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims instant relief and easy lifting of corns with a tiny bottle sold by druggists, noting it also treats calluses without pain or irritation. The product is billed as the discovery of a Cincinnati genius.
Sheriff D B Stafford of Guilford county is praised as a top officer and a model of moonshine pursuit. He criticizes proposed federal rewards arguing current twenty dollar still cut payments fail to cover raiding costs and advocate splitting rewards with states to ease local strain.
Dr. George E. Vincent of the Rockefeller Foundation told Rotary Club members at the Hotel McAlpin that complete world elimination of yellow fever is near. He cited “living squadrons” reducing cases in South America and Africa and said the group aims to eradicate malaria as well, with the slogan Malaria must be eliminated once and for all time.
OCR fragment lists quantities and items including kettles barrels crates kegs and sacks with unclear context indicating a cargo or inventory notation rather than a narrative. No clear people organizations dates or places identified.
Henry S. Hard, a farmer and stock raiser from King Hill Idaho, credits Tanlac with a drastic turn from rheumatism and indigestion after six weeks gaining fourteen pounds. He says the medicine restored his appetite and mobility and claims it is worth its weight in gold. The item includes other assorted snippets from Butler Missouri and a quip about a parrot.
Examinations for clerk carriers will be held at the High Point post office on January 24. Though no vacancies now, future openings are likely and the first on the list will be called. Minimum salary is 1200 dollars yearly with substitutes paid 60 cents per hour. applicants may continue regular work during standing exams. names go on a graded list and acceptance is not mandatory. Application blanks available at the post office. Age limit is 18 to 45.
J E Rogers a former army officer claims to have perfected an aeroplane that will rise perpendicularly from a standing position. He says the first machine of this type will be built in Rexford Kansas and that large fields for aerial land stations will be unnecessary if his claims prove material.
A Parlor Philosopher quips that man cannot serve two masters while the Mere Man muses on mixed loyalties, suggesting a thematic take on conflict between duties and desires. The dialogue hints at a social or literary vignette exploring personal allegiance.
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