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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
2
A fragmented narrative recalls a tense marriage with Crittenden, detailing attempts to justify his outbursts. The narrator recounts defending him, and a pivotal door opening scene where he forgets to turn the knob, prompting a sharp exchange. The lesson ends when the husband learns to use doors properly.
Advert says Aspironal, a medicated cold remedy endorsed by European and American Army surgeons, cuts short colds and prevents complications. Druggists nationwide reportedly refund price while you wait if relief fails within two minutes.
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a two minute cold and cough reliever tested and approved by authorities and endorsed by the public. It claims quick relief for adults and claims it safe for infants and children, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
George W Eichler of Floreffe Pa warns the public commission that if hazing injures his children or damages their clothing at Jefferson township schools he will sue for damages. He alleges principal John Rankin approved hazing. The note was written after such claims reached his ears.
Physicians worldwide endorse phosphates to fight anemia and nervous weakness. Argo-Phosphate tablets, taken after meals and at night, allegedly restore vigor, plumpness, and rosy cheeks in days. J. A. Hart Drug Co. distributes Argo-Phosphate.
March 9 Chicago reports that a Kentucky woman, Mrs Elizabeth Phyrock, fought off a street bandit who attempted a hold up. She kicked scratched and pruanmetted the assailant until he fled as police arrived. The attacker escaped.
Miss Mabel Lewandowski of Detroit traveled to Kalama and Vancouver to wed Edward Deckert and John Sullivan but left both men after seeing them. She reported Sullivan sent $100 to fund the trip and Deckert offered funds and a photo of a handsome, clean shaven man which contrasted with her impression of Deckert’s mustache. She wept at Sullivan when near him and Deckert urged payment for her return home.
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