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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1918
Page
4
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Dary of War Newton D Baker heads to Prairie on a military mission visiting General Pershing. Government changes casualty reporting to omit home addresses and next of kin to curb enemy intelligence while risking confusion and distress for families. Germans may shift focus to the east, affecting western front actions.
A Greensboro man doubles as a public teller of a dramatic personal recovery after claiming a two week gain in health thanks to a medicine named Dreco. He praises the remedy for removing back pain and rheumatism while urging others to seek relief, aided by Ring Drug Co in High Point for distribution.
The article discusses Allied expectations of a major German attack on the Western Front. It notes German preparations and signals the Allies anticipate a strong blow with heavy force, while uncertainties remain about timing and scale.
United States Food Administration North Carolina division advises farmers no price gains ahead for wheat. State growers enjoy higher returns due to lack of local mill restrictions, while sugar and corn markets show shifting trends. Officials say holding wheat risks quality and profits.
Propaganda urging productive gardens as a war effort. Claim each fraction of an acre planted weakens Germany and militarism, aiding Uncle Sam and humanity. Emphasizes civilian contribution to national victory and morale.
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North Carolina merchants in Raleigh and other towns plan to close stores each afternoon in summer and grant a weekly half-holiday so salesmen and workers can garden. They expect no loss of profits as customers will welcome the measure and employees will gain outdoor exercise and fitness.
A Mrs J Bedard of Cowichan Wash says Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough remedy she uses. She keeps it on hand for children as a quick cure for coughs and colds. The product is described as healing inflamed surfaces loosening phlegm easing hoarseness and easing breathing. Mann Drug Co.
A noted authority warns daily meat can form uric acid that strains kidneys. Symptoms include dull regional head discomfort, coated tongue, and injurious urine odor with nocturnal urges. Recommends flushing kidneys with salts to neutralize acids and aid cleansing.
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