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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
6
Barbara and Neil quarrel over trust and Blanche Orton, revealing jealousy and fear of separation. He rants and drinks while she pleads for peace, then pleads for forgiveness and vows not to leave him. The scene ends with soft reconciliation and the nickname Babsie.
An old advisory promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a safe, inexpensive remedy. It instructs taking a tablespoon of the tea in boiling water, then drinking a teacup full at any time, claiming it opens the skin pores to relieve congestion and also loosens the bowels to ease the cold or grip.
An advertisement touts a bottle of "Lebobs Liniment" as a quick cure for backache sciatica rheumatism and soreness. The copy claims rapid relief after applying a small amount and counting to fifty, with no skin irritation and strong results.
Secretary Daniels used a desk telephone to talk by radio to Ensign Harry Fagenwater aboard a navy flying boat en route to Hampton Roads. The distance exceeded 150 miles, the farthest in flight communication yet achieved. Rear Admiral Griffin and other officials witnessed the test as the navy distance signaling apparatus improved.
Geneva reports ex king William of Württemberg was rescued after a scuffle when German sailors from Kiel seized his yacht to use as a fishing boat on Lake Constance. The incident follows broader Rhine restrictions where Ivis orders persist and German and Austrian diplomats withdraw amid hostile peasant attitude.
Returns from eleven towns in Rieston indicate eight changed from dry to wet. Prohibition supporters call the move a protest against national policy while anti-prohibition leaders attribute low turnout to voter apathy.
A Berlin dispatch says the recent recapture of Riga by German forces is denied, with German troops still far from Riga. The note arrives after a Telegraph report claiming Riga’s capture, dated March 7, reached Landen. The BostonDaily context appears in a Copenhagen dateline with garbled phrasing.
Secretary Baker and General March arrived in Des Moines Iowa for a visit to Camp Dodge and Fort Des Moines. They plan to depart for Omaha tonight and speak to a joint session of the Iowa legislature amid the military tour.
Amelia E Barr, famed authoress born in Ulverstone England in 1831, died last night at her Richmond Hill home in New York after a prolific career. She began writing at 12 and produced about two books annually for 33 years reaching 65 works, plus numerous short stories and poems.
Berlin March 12 Edward Bernstein a minister in the government warns against a premature settlement that would force a union of Germany and Austria with the German republic He argues such a move before peace is finalized could jeopardize Germany's standing at the peace conference and raise suspicions about German policy.
Daily Health Talks warns that kidney disease can cause widespread poison buildup and multiple symptoms. It explains kidneys filter blood and remove poisons, mentions uric acid stones and conditions like rheumatism and Bright's disease, and promotes Anuric Tablets by Dr. Pierce as a remedy with free dietary guidance offered.
An advertisement promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use method to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. Dampen a sponge and apply to one strand at a time, with gradual results after additional applications. It claims a youthful look without curing any disease.
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