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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1916
Page
3
Senators Overman and Simmons face protests against the Keating Bill as the article notes a vast Allied effort to move 100000 Serbian troops. The piece frames the transport feat as a major triumph amid wartime upheaval.
Report from Saloniki notes over one hundred thousand Serbian troops transported from Corfu to Saloniki through submarine infested waters with no loss. British naval patrols kept Mediterranean routes open while French transports delivered the men in good condition. Residents celebrate the return of a well-equipped, confident army ready to advance.
In praise of Foley Cathartic Tablets, Mrs. Elizab Eth Slauson of South Norwalk Connecticut writes that they are wonderful. The ad warns hot weather worsens digestion and claims the tablets quickly relieve constipation and bilious conditions. For sale by Many Drug Co.
Vienna July 26 The rich 122000 kronen prize won June 11 by Sanskrit Baron Alfons Roths child horse will be spent for charitable purposes. Baroness Rothschild announced the prize will be divided equally among the Red Cross the Conrad von Hoetzendorf Fund the Fund for the Blind and the Day Home for War Orphans and Children.
Travel without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is risky as bowel complaints can strike suddenly. The ad urges travelers to carry the medicine, noting it cannot be obtained on trains or steamships and is available everywhere.
A historic health column advises that a normal appetite benefits from stomach cleansing, sweetness, and stimulation to restore healthy action. It frames loss of appetite as a sign to aid digestion and reestablish digestive vigor.
Swedish scientist seeks authorization from authorities to use an aeroplane to explore New Guinea interior as they encounter hostile natives. The report notes past trouble with local tribes, including a death by poisoned arrows, and describes extreme reactions from villagers who stared and fainted at the explorer.
A July 26 report lauds telephone workers for staying at their posts during Zeppelin raids and air raids. It notes 25 000 women replaced men in postal roles and contributed to wartime effort by keeping communications, despite bombings and fires, under government operation.
Riffian William Mariner of Salford Manchester, a recent Victoria Cross recipient for wartime gallantry, was described as an adroit burglar with prior convictions. He died on the western front, prompting sympathy messages from the king queen and Prime Minister Asquith to his relatives.
A society fighting the high cost of living opened several shops selling provisions at minimal margins for workers. Eleven shops already operate near factories under national defense, with plans to reach about thirty as study continues for municipal dining rooms in residential districts.
The timetable lists expected arrival and departure times for trains at area stations as of October 1, 1915 with W. E. Price as General Manager. The schedule notes that actual departure and arrival times may vary from the stated times.
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