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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
7
Advertisement describes \"Vollo Water\" as a liver cleanser to cure yellow skin and bad breath. It claims a third of a tumbler in water before breakfast flushes bile tubes, baths the liver, and restores color and energy within days. Ends with guidance to drink occasional wineglassful to maintain liver function.
Airfort Germany reports Dr Adolf Schnee urges systematic crow hunting after field evidence in Russia shows young seed crows are plentiful in May to July. Fat from crows, including organs, used for lard and soap. meat could be pickled and eaten. Government hunting parties urged to de fat crows behind eastern lines.
Reports from Petrograd via London state Russian forces have reached near Czernowitz as the offensive drives deep into Bukowina. Officials cite Russian progress toward Dobronovtze and Olina while Austrian troops retreat westward, with stubborn counterattacks along the Volhynian front and limited German intervention.
Six new names were added to England’s aerial gallantry roll as six Royal Flying Corps members received the Distinguished Service Order and Military Cross. Notables include Lieutenant Malcolm Henderson who lost a leg yet saved his aircraft, and Captain J F Tennant who bombed a night target, with others downing enemy planes and destroying waterworks under heavy fire.
Contemporary press clippings from 1916 tout Edison phonograph technology that can recreate a singer or musician's voice with such fidelity that it is indistinguishable from the original in direct comparison. Headlines from the New York Evening Mail and New York Globe declare the phonograph with a soul, while the Philadelphia Telegraph notes its success in recreating the human voice.
Denver and June 3. Col. J James Bulger, condemned for the two year old murder of Lloyd K Nicodemus, faces a pardon board hearing on June 20. Bulger’s plea claims the state partnered in the crime by licensing the saloon that sold liquor. Friends hope for commutation to life imprisonment.
Headquarters of the Russian Seventh Army reports large numbers of American automobiles, auto-trucks and motorcycles along the front. An aviation camp holds dozens of American motors and spare parts for planes, with American-made goods evident behind the lines showing wartime production impact.
An Indian lecturer in Des Moines described traveling into India where illness struck him. He carried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which he credited with saving his life. He said the remedy works as both prevention and cure for cholera and mild bowel complaints in the United States.
Cleveland June 13 Grand opera at a baseball park will be heard June 22 in Cleveland. The park seats about 25 000. The opera is presented by the local musical arts association. Mme Gadski Mme Schumann Heink Miss Frieda Hempel Johannes Sembach head the cast. On the same day 25000 poor children aged six to fourteen will have an outing at Luna Park. A hundred society women sold flowers to raise funds.
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