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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1916
Page
3
Washington reports Congress aims to adjourn soon as House releases key measures and Wilson urges passage. Candidate Edward Aydiette met senators while J. O. Carr garners near-unanimous bar support for the district attorney post. Naval appropriation bill debate resumes with expected rapid passage and conference fights likely.
London reports surprisingly little coverage in Britain of the U S note on seizures of mail. The Times published the full text on June 19, while American papers had circulated it earlier. The Economist notes public confusion over Freedom of the Sea and warns neutrals about potential precedents in future naval conflicts. Only arbitration with the United States is cited as a counterpoint to Germany.
Norfolk Va July 15. The Hector left the Norfolk navy yard last Monday. Onboard were Lieutenant Adame, Sergeant Allen and Corporal Kennedy. She was to stop at Port Royal to take on 50 crew for Guantanamo before proceeding to Santo Domingo.
Green Bay man Joseph G Weil credits Foley Kidney Pills with removing months of severe backaches. The advertisement asserts kidney trouble triggers backache and recommends Foley Kidney Pills for weak lame lack and weary sleepless nights sold by Maan Drug Co.
The Chicago Hawthorne track hosts a two week meet led by the American Derby a 1 14 mile race with a $10 000 purse to be shared 700 for the winner 1750 for place and 500 for fourth The Illinois Jockey Club directs the event backed by notable backers including C K G Billings J Ogden Armour Gordon Chorne Pagel Insull and Drake to show support for racing whileвоз detectives guard against gambling
General Carranza in an interview says war could be avoided if mediation succeeds, but warns there is no other remedy for the Mexico United States dispute. He declines to discuss President Wilson's role or other Latin American mediation efforts.
Philadelphia reports vessels sighting several large sharks off the breakwater near the Delaware capes. Captain Ans of the Italian sailing ship Merione said two big fish were seen outside the breakwater while smaller sharks were noted near the cove.
Eugene S. Knight of Wilmington NC praises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion and notes his wife benefited from them. The ad claims mild and gentle action and an agreeable laxative effect. Obtainable everywhere.
A Reuters correspondent reports from Cairo that Egypt remains largely untroubled as World War I rages elsewhere. The army uses Egyptian produce, employs 18 000 natives, and buys staple foods locally while boosting crop acreage and a revived timber and salt industry. Hotels, curio vendors, and officers spending leave sustain Cairo and Alexandria commerce.
In Columbus a single female soldier serves as assistant to the Quartermaster in charge of transportation at government barracks. Mrs. Lillian Schaeufele has worked on the job for years, earns 160 dollars a month, has missed only four days in a long span, and continues to work while married to a factory superintendent. She says she loves her job and has no plans to quit.
Amsterdam July 15 reports a commission of American doctors visiting Brussels hospitals to assess if bread rations should rise. If approved, the American Commission for Relief in Belgium would seek British government consent to increase U S wheat supplies proportionally. A Brussels correspondent says the current crisis signals general national under feeding.
A short testimonial from Lina, Ohio, describing years of stomach trouble and biliousness. She could eat little and felt sick, sometimes losing balance. After using Chamberlain's Tablets she improved rapidly and found relief. Obtainable everywhere.
Southern Railway announces a low fare excursion to Atlantic City N J for Thursday July 20 1916 from Charlotte Hickory and other points with a special train and Pullman cars. Tickets are valid for one way with stopovers at Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. return on regular trains within the limit. Contact local agents or FR H Debuits D P A Charlotte for Pullman reservations.
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