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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
8
London reports a public release of wartime exchanges showing mutual affection between the Grand Fleet and the American battleship squadron as they departed. Messages express regret at parting and hope for future interchanges, with both sides praising hospitality and close camaraderie across the Atlantic.
London March 12 Joseph Arch died at age 72 a landmark in English labor history. In 1885 he was the sole workingman MP in the House of Commons and led 200 farm workers to form the National Agricultural Labourers Union in 1872. He championed farm laborers amid poverty and resisted church opposition.
The passage notes Prince of Wales later King Edward calling Mr Arch “my member” and describes Arch as a Primities Methodist preacher fond of his pipe and an occasional glass of ale.
Instructions for 1919 war savings and thrift stamps explain handling blank certificates and exchanges for the 4 dollar value. A Washington note says Red Cross donates about 10 000 dollars monthly to educate wounded soldiers at 44 base hospitals with 200 dollars per hospital for supplies and services.
A playful musing on invisibility and peering through walls to observe the high society of New York, noting how watching “Virtuous-Wives” on Broadway parallels that fantasy of secret access. The tone hints at discreet romance and the allure of exclusive circles.
A machinist from Athens Georgia reports Dreco the herb tonic cured catarrh of the head and stomach and kidney issues. He gained 19 pounds his bowels stabilized and backache disappeared after taking two bottles. Dreco is sold by Ring Drug Co in High Point and other druggists nationwide.
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