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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1916

Page

2

Italian Prince Humbert Becomes Idol of Italian Army

Humbert Nicholas Thomas Jean Marie, 12, heir to Prince of Piedmont, is lauded by Italian troops for extensive front visits and daring feats. He has flown in aeroplanes, piloted ships, rode horses, and joined Young Explorers while meeting soldiers along the Isonzo front.

Italy Humbert Nicholas Thomas Jean Marie Tures Young Explorers of Boy Scouts In America Royal Family of Humbert Ronald Navy Isonzo Nicholas of Montenegro Austria Turkey Humber Miss Brown Castel Porzi Imc Tyrreniana Monte Cristo Alexander Pumas Prince Lloyd Griscom Rome Palace of the Quisinal Herupiher Rimbert Odension Quirinal

Organized Sneezers Prepare for 1916 Convention in White Mountains

Bethlehem New Hampshire July 27 reports show the National Hay Fever association expects up to 200 000 attendees for the August 31 convention. President John R Pinover notes sneezers average forty one sneezy days a year yielding billions of sneezes and enormous handkerchief use. Henry Altman of New York is highlighted as a leading sneezer with trial of many remedies. A Texas member's insurance dispute over sneeze related disability is to be discussed.

Tional Hay Fever Association White Mountains John R. Pinover Henry Altman Hast 7Th Street New York Altman Hays Texas

Submarine Captures Trawler Crew Then Sunk By Bombs

Flushing report describes a North Sea encounter with a German submarine that boarded the Alfreda crew and seized supplies. The sub towed the 50 ton fishing boat toward a lightship after detonating bombs, while a second mate proposed leaving the men stranded without food or water.

Crafe Oves North Sea

Bermuda High Drives Worst Heat Wave in 15 Years

Washington reports a Bermuda high causing a continental heat wave unseen in 15 years. A massive high pressure area off Bermuda has driven heat and tropical moisture northward, with no relief seen this week or beyond as conditions worsen from the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains.

Atlantic Seaboard Rocky Mountains Ocean Tropics Pacific Coast Mississippi Valley Frankenfield

Canadians Grow in Popularity in London

London residents increasingly cheer the Canadian expeditionary force. A parade of 300 bandsmen drawn from 15 000 musicians gave a promenade concert at the Royal Opera House to aid Women’s Tribute Week, then paraded through the Strand Piccadilly Pall Mall and Trafalgar Square amid enthusiastic cheers.

London Metropolis Dominion Royal Opera House Strand Piccadilly Pall Mall Trafalgar Square

Great American Foot Feels War Pinch on Prices

At the Minors Shoe Retailers' association closing session in Chicago on July 27, O L Triebel Jr of Springfield reported 20 to 40 percent price hikes driven by European war demand. Leather costs, including tan calfskin and dull calf, rose sharply with additional increases in linings lacings eyelets and buttons, placing the burden on consumers.

Chicago O. L. Triebel, Jr Springfield Triebel

Fortune Sells What She Is Thought to Give

Quote attributed to La Fontaine stating that fortune offers and takes in equal measure. The line reflects on perception of generosity and misgiving surrounding fate.

la Fontaine

For His Own Good

A short humorous anecdote about a boy named Robbie who misbehaved at school and suggested a round schoolhouse after the original burned down to avoid corners, explaining he was tired of corners. The father, a county superintendent, is surprised by the clever request.

Robbie

Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Medicine Endorsed by Mother

A Pa. mother from Lenoirsville reports her baby’s severe cough improved after the first dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Medicine. The product contains no opiates or harmful ingredients and is sold by Mann Drug Co.

Foley Wi. Leonard Ttsville Mann Drug Co

Thirteen Young Chinese Graduates Funded by Boxer Indemnity

Thirty-one young men graduate from Tsing Hua college funded by Boxer indemnity money refunded by the United States. They will soon sail to America to enter various colleges. American Minister Reinsch and officials address the class urging service, responsibility, and decisive character for China’s future.

Peking Tsing Hua College China United States America Paul S. Reinsch Tsa Ju-lin C. C. Wang Board of Communications Mr. Reinsch Reimsch

Farm boy Josh stays on the farm amid mortgage worries

Farmer Coun tesses explains he bought stories of boys who run away and return with money to pay the mortgage, but Josh remains unmoved. The Washington Star quotes the exchange about staying or leaving.

Farmer Countesses Washington Star

Emma Verbryke Sees Quick Relief From Stomach Ailments

Miss Emma Ver bryke of Lima Ohio describes two years of fre etent stomach trouble and dizziness before trying Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports rapid improvement after using the remedy and notes it is obtainable everywhere.

Emma Verbryke Lima Ohio Chaonberlain

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