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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
3
Frank Moseley of Moore's Hill Indiana reports relief from constant side and back pains after first Foley Kidney Pills dose. In 48 hours all pain disappeared as kidneys became active and bladder ailments ceased.
Mortgagees J W Johnson and C C Swaim announce public auction of a steam bakery set including oven dough mixer steam boiler two display cases a delivery wagon horse harness pans and related items. Sale to be held at 2 PM in front of the Sherrod Building Commerce Street High Point on the 20th day of May 1916.
Mrs J B Whittaker of McDefee Virginia credits Thedford s Black-Draught with preventing serious sickness in her family. She says it alleviates sick headaches stomach trouble and supports digestion. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with over 70 years of use and more than a million beneficiaries.
Amsterdam dispatch reports Franz von Papen, recalled as military attaché, arrives in the Netherlands on a covert mission. He aims to gather military and political data, monitor foreigners, and influence Dutch opinion in Germany's favor. The Telegraaf notes reorganizing German espionage with 142 men and 62 women recruited in Rotterdam as central protective and information networks expand.
Sofia June 13 The Bulgarian Red Cross bulletin carries a statement signed by Lady Paget and fifty two members of her hospital mission who were captured at Uskub. It praises Bulgarian officials for courteous treatment since leaving Serbia and includes farewell telegrams expressing gratitude for kindness shown in Sofia.
The Hague reports Holland must change its war bread after doctors warn that wheat husk scrapings in the flour upset many stomachs. The government is expected to agree as physicians confirm digestive issues across Dutch cities.
Many women suffer kidney related pain and discomfort just as men do. The ad claims Foley Kidney Pills provide quick relief from backache urinary pain and muscle soreness as well as bladder ailments.
Baron Hakaaki Kato, former foreign minister and leader of the Doshikai, warned that Japan should not expect large spoils from the war. He stressed the Anglo Japanese alliance as the main pillar of diplomacy, urged realism about peace terms, and cautioned against misreading allied intentions and public opinion.
A third daily French newspaper appears in Athens on June 13 focusing on Serbian interests. The Flag is an evening paper in competition with Baron Schenck's German pro propaganda Athens Gazette. Edited by Jeanne A. Stephanopolis, daughter of A Zannetaki Stephanopolis who started the paper in 1875.
Berlin reports no rise in race deaths by own action. February statistics show five mothers aged 40 to 45 gave birth to their sixteenth to twentieth children. Three women had their fourteenth child, eleven their thirteenth, eight their twelfth, five their eleventh and seven their tenth, with fourteen pairs of twins noted in February.
Washington reports Judge W. R. Allen of the North Carolina Supreme Court may be urged to President Wilson as a potential Hughes replacement. The piece notes no fifth circuit appointment in over 50 years and suggests Southern delegations will push for a worthy southern Democrat if Allen is not acceptable.
An old health note advises that indigestion and related symptoms like headache bloating sour stomach and bad breath result from clogged bowels. It recommends taking a Foley Cathartic Tablet tonight to feel better by morning.
A testimonial style notice touts D D D eczema remedy with healing claims from H G Hootchkiss and others. It cites a 15 year, 25 year and barber’s itch cures, with doctors tried and faces cleared. Druggists endorse the product and Mann Drug Co promises a refund if the first bottle fails.
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