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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
2
Coblenz reports a Pforzheim factory churns out iron crosses for souvenir hunters amid Allied zones. Merchants buy unissued crosses in unoccupied Germany and smuggle them into occupied Rhineland, with prices ranging from five to two hundred francs in past years.
A memorial panel at Drury Lane theatre lists 250 London actors and musicians who died in the war. The panel, inaugurated by the bishop of London with theatre representatives, marks commemorations for those who served.
An advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia lumbago sciatica and other aches. It explains counter irritant action drawing blood away from inflamed areas soothing nerves and easing soreness without staining skin. Generous bottle sizes are advertised.
Savannah marks the centennial of trans Atlantic steam navigation with a May 22 celebration tied to the Savannah voyage from New York to Liverpool in 1819. The vessel crossed the Atlantic in 29 days with limited engine use and drew global attention in Liverpool Stockholm and St. Petersburg before returning to Savannah.
London reports show shop stewards growing in power since 1915 amid munitions act changes and piecework disputes. Local work committees link to district delegates, creating unofficial bodies able to disrupt industry without union leaders’ consent. A second notice warns policies No 176 200 of Northwestern National Insurance void after transit loss.
Colieee Park Georgia resident J L Brown reports his wife was gravely ill for two years with a milk diet and weight loss. After taking Taniac she regained strength, slept well, gained twenty pounds, and now does housework as before.
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