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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1916
Page
8
Readable snippet references Thornwell Haynes and Wesley Baracas in a Sunday morning item with the word Sampson appearing in quotation marks. The fragment hints at a society or church page note without full context.
The Greene Street Baptist revival climaxed with Rev. J C Davis of Durham delivering What Shall We Do With Jesus as the Sunday sermon. Eight professions followed two services with forty more since the week began, and Davis urged listeners to choose the Roman Centurion’s pledge.
The Mexican president vows not to permit U.S. troops to enter Mexican territory and to defend sovereignty. He says the constitutional government has sent Washington representations that invasion cannot be justified and pledges Mexico will stand against traitors at home and abroad.
Washington March 11 The entente allies inform the United States they cannot accept Secretary Lansing's memorandum proposing a modus vivendi for disarmament of belligerent owned merchant ships. Allied conferences have ended and formal replies are expected soon.
Business listing notes room numbers 506 108 12 in the Bank of Commerce Building with a contact phone 364 for inquiries.
An advertisement urges readers feeling tired or stiff or suffering kidney trouble to act promptly. It claims Foley Kidney Pills help the kidneys expel poisonous waste and restore performance, placed by Mann Drug Co.
Citrolax is promoted as the best remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. It claims to stop a sick headache almost at once provide thorough flushing without pain or nausea and keep the system cleansed sweet and wholesome. Mann Drug Co. advertises Citrolax.
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