The Enterprise Editor and Publisher Crutchfield
The Enterprise announces F. Crutchfield as editor and publisher. He leads editorial direction and oversees newspaper operations and community reporting.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1888
Page
2
The Enterprise announces F. Crutchfield as editor and publisher. He leads editorial direction and oversees newspaper operations and community reporting.
Local notes show a Clinton Methodist church fire deemed incendiary and a national Democratic convention in St Louis nominating Grover Cleveland for president. Prohibition debates in Raleigh raise biennial election questions as a North Carolina teacher reports a terrifying Craven county incident.
The full slate includes Governor Fowle and Saunders as Secretary of State, Holt as Lieutenant Governor, Bain as Treasurer, Sanderlin as Auditor, Finger as Superintendent, Davidson as Attorney General, Davis and Shepherd on the Supreme Court bench, and Waddell Strudwick as electors. Local option results show mixed wet and dry wins across towns while cyclones and court cases are noted.
Judge Schenck of Greensboro is constructing a cottage at the Guilford Battle Ground. A thousand dollars has been subscribed to the I O O F Orphanage. Teachers Association trip tickets to Morehead available June 11 to 15, return by July 31 with routes and fares listed. Mrs. Jennie Griffith of Greensboro dies after brief illness. In Lexington, a gun accident injures an infant and mother. Franklin Everhart Jr. unintentionally discharged the weapon. The infant’s skull and the mother’s arm are seriously hurt. Dr. H Dorsett attends.
A Trinity College calendar lists final examinations from May 26 to June 16 with special class and orations, sermons, reunions, and trustee meetings. The piece closes with a series of humorous dialog fragments about a paralyzed parrot and a talking dog offered for sale.
The Swift Specific Co offers a mailed free treatise on blood and skin diseases. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Georgia.
The passage urges knowing enemy approaches to ward off danger and delay surrender. It notes the body's strength and lung weakness, then advises Boschee's German Syrup at first cough or throat or lung trouble, claiming it helps many and is a home bene factor.
Promotes Red Flag Oil as a home remedy for rheumatism neuralgia burns bruises and all aches priced at 25 cents. Also touts Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure for coughs colds and consumption at Brown and Matton’s drug store.
A New York man describes a six week battle with rheumatism starting with severe joint pain and swelling. After trying liniments he used Swift's Specific, saw sleep return, and within three weeks could sit and walk. after six bottles he returned to work and remains pain free. Thomas Markillie 11 W 18th Street New York City endorses the remedy.
Rev. Jas. L. Hall of the Albany Penitentiary testifies that Kaskine cured his wife of twenty years of chronic dyspepsia and a ten year konown fever and malarial symptoms after failing with quinine. He says appetite and strength returned, weight increased, and no further medicine was needed. Sold by the Kaskine Company at $1 a bottle or five dollars for six.
Through Pullman Buffet Sleeper trains offered on routes Atlanta to New York Washington to Montgomery Washington to Aikin Richmond to Greensboro Greensboro to Raleigh with through tickets sold at principal stations. Rates and info via company agents or SOL Haas Jas Taylor Traffic Manager Gen Pass Agt.
An 1860s style advertisement touts North Carolina Lime Phosphate as a dry 200 pound bag with precise plant available contents including phosphoric acid bone phosphate lime potash and trace components. It compares water and sulfuric acid content with other fertilizers and provides application rates for cotton corn wheat oats grasses tobacco and fruit trees.
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