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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1917
Page
3
High Point civic department of the Woman's club hosts an April 5 lecture at the high school auditorium. A free program includes a Dayton, Ohio vegetable garden success story, plus a film on storekeeping remedies and a humorous cartoon.
A Harrisburg couple credits Vicks VapoRub Salve with curing their two year old daughter’s chest and throat cold after a measles episode. The druggist J Wilhelm handed the new outside treatment, noting the salve is externally applied and absorbed through the skin and inhaled as a vapor. Three sizes priced 28c, 50c.
Emil Gaborian detective story The Clique of Gold inspires E J Clawson scenario for The Evil Women Do. Bluebird photoplays present the melodrama tomorrow at the Rose theater with Elsie Jane Wilson Fran Celia Billington and Rupert Julian in leading roles. The feature promises thrills gripping entertainment and strong emotional appeal.
Washington reports consider how past extra sessions of Congress acted beyond a president’s agenda. From Adams 1797 to Lincoln 1861, sessions often passed military, naval, and tariff measures, with war and defense preoccupying agenda and records showing presidents could not limit topics.
The Vitagraph blue ribbon feature Green Stockings shows the home of a wealthy American banker on Long Island's north shore. The film contrasts wealth with common life and hints the banker, now divorced, despises the palace where his romance ended badly. Location came about by accident during English architecture scouting.
About 10,000 members of the United Mine Workers in the Hocking district plan a substantial wage increase demand at the annual convention in Glouster starting tomorrow.
Poultry dealers in Des Moines insist they are not responsible for rising Sunday dinner prices. During their annual convention, they argue profits are skewed elsewhere and that poultry costs are not higher than other food items.
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