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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
4
AP report fragment shows roles at a newspaper with names and staff positions. Mentions Managing Editor and Business Manager and a byline line. The readable text provides identifiers linked to the Associated Press and a KYENER reference.
The Enterprise and local groups push for a High Point public library with a mass meeting planned in September to organize an association. The campaign stresses library access for all classes and the need to secure books and enlightenment for residents, hoping for results within sixty days and before winter.
The article cites Charles A. Tornquist of Buenos Aires arguing that trade follows capital, not the flux of nations, with American investment in Argentina already proving the point. It contrasts European conflict as driven by capital needs, notes various Hughes names, and mentions a Chamber of Commerce query and a critique of short women's skirts.
Wheat prices rose three cents in Chicago with July to December futures up 4 to 1% early. Cotton opened steady in New York with futures showing slight gains and later held very steady as October through March contracts traded around 12.90 to 13.38 cents.
Federal District Attorney H Snowden Marshall won leave to appeal Judge Hand's ruling denying the writ of habeas corpus. The appeal seeks to stall removal to Washington to face contempt charges before the House of Representatives.
J W Clinard bought the burned residence of Charles Ragan at 412 South Main Street. The badly damaged house will receive about $2,000 in repairs and work is set to begin soon.
A boy returns home with holes in his clothes after a playful game of grocery store. He explains calmly that everyone was something in it and calls it the Swiss cheese. The exchange shows a lighthearted domestic moment from a Ladies Home Journal anecdote.
Detroit Free Press notes a reader remark about showing patriotism by firing off 32 and 3 dollars’ worth of fireworks every Fourth of July, highlighting public sentiment on fireworks usage.
The Boston Globe notes the first reading has passed while Progressive voices vociferously protest the betrayal. the New York Evening Post comments on rapid shifts toward the enemy’s line amid heated debate and factional tension.
A collage of famous sayings and reflections from Ovid Carlyle Johnson Seneca and others on belief health life fear learning fate fame and virtue. It blends moral maxims with literary lines to illuminate human conduct and wisdom.
One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure claims. Cure said to purify blood and heal mucous surfaces, with testimonials and free samples promoted. EF J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio listed as seller claims widespread availability.
Hundreds of Bangs descendants gather in Massachusetts to mark the 292nd anniversary of Edward Bangs landfall in Plymouth Rock in 1624. Attendees include John Kendrick Bangs, Eugene N. Foss, and Geo. E. Foss. officers listed as George H. Bangs and others from Maine to Massachusetts.
Winnipeg reports a young woman, Wasyila Venysek, allegedly sold her life for a pair of shoes to Steve Baryck who promised marriage for life. The court tests the contract's validity amid hearsay and dramatic quotes crowding the record.
The notice names EK Ritehie as administrator of John A. Nia deceased and calls creditors to present claims by a stated date to avoid bar. Attorney J. Allen Austin signs the notice dated July 4th with filing marks 7-14-OAW and 4t.
Stomach sufferers across the Southeast report quick relief from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Letters from W. R. Davenport of Parker and E. K. Erwin of Winston-Salem praise lasting benefits for stomach, liver, and intestinal problems. The ad promises full treatment results and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt laments the heart of a woman with contrast between light and storm. It speaks of beauty, courage, love, sorrow, and endurance amid tempest and fate, calling for a woman’s steadfast heart and wisdom through life’s shifting seasons.
An advertisement claims morning headaches stem from a blocked liver and suggests taking 15 cents of Tollo Water daily to flush bile. It says the product from Dawson Springs dissolves obstructions, cleans the liver, and restores appetite within thirty minutes, with continued use to maintain health.
Mrs Laura Bratcher of Sav es daughter Ky credits Cardus, a women’s tonic, with lifting months of illness and bed rest. She reports weight gain and regained ability to work after eleven bottles. Ad claims the remedy has helped thousands over 50 years and directs readers to Chattanooga Medicine Co for a specialists guide.
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