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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
1
An old column extols baths for many aims including invigoration weight loss and muscle relaxation. It discusses cold and hot baths tempering water temperatures sea salt additions and emergency uses for bruises and injuries with guidance on duration wrapping and alternating temperatures.
A business executive issues a firm notice to subordinates outlining standards and stating intolerance for further violations. The document stresses discipline, adherence to rules, and expects immediate correction of any lapses to maintain professional standards. Researchers note the blunt, authority-driven voice characteristic of organizational governance.
The piece argues that leadership, not arrogance or harsh authority, drives good work. A boss must inspire confidence and win friendships, otherwise blunt power yields only sullen obedience. A model manager selects capable staff, guides them, and dismisses when needed, achieving peak performance through pure leadership.
A medical essay notes wartime heart murk judgment. Strong hearts with minor murmurs endured training and performed well in France. Postwar shift favors supervised gradual exercise over rest, to rebuild heart strength. Cautions include infections, and avoiding stop start games. Exercise should be gradual and doctor supervised.
London March 6 Foreign Secretary Chamberlain left today for Geneva to attend the council of the League of Nations. The brief dispatch notes his travel to represent Britain in the critical talks.
The premier will stop in Paris and stay at the British embassy tonight, meeting Premier Her riot tomorrow. The French ambassador joined those bidding farewell to Mr. Chamberlain at the station.
The senate judiciary committee ordered a second favorable report on Charles B. Warren of Michigan for attorney general. In conference, Senate Republicans voted 28 to 11 against considering the nomination in open session.
A drug advertisement claims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and relieves rheumatic pains by neutralizing uric acid. It cites testimonials from a druggist and customers, offers a sample bottle by mail to Parenteal Post and lists large and medium bottles at drug stores.
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