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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
8
In a warm holiday chapter, the family enjoys gifts and a long ride after a rich dinner. Warren debates medical practice versus a full surgery focus as Homer’s charm stirs jealousy and affection among the women. Janet and Starr wed, with family pride and a joyous reception, marking a bright post Christmas celebration.
A fragment reflects a character recalling a gifted surgeon on the hospital staff and questioning fate between identity as doctor and husband. The speaker notes, “Good surgeons are born, not made,” and contemplates whether Landry’s profession defines him or shadows personal life.
Miss Carrie Spaugh aged 1 years died yesterday afternoon at 410 Magnum Avenue after illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Spaugh who moved from Winston-Salem to High Point four years ago. Funeral services will be held in Winston-Salem at the Moravian church conducted by Rev Douglas Wright with interment in the Moravian Cemetery.
A melodramatic tale features Christopher Foy hunted by ranchmen and a conflicted heroine as Ruth Clifford stars in The Desire of the Moth at the Rose theater. Rupert Julian directs a Sierra Nevadas setting with melodrama and strong dramatic portrayals.
London reports the death of Tai-Teu dowager empress of Abyssinia on February 11 at Addis Ababa. A Tigre princess and widow of Menelik four times, she helped govern during Menelik's illness and backed the 1916 deposition of Lidji Jeassu, later empress Zepdita, amid Abyssinian political turmoil.
Oxford England March 21 an experiment will establish four month courses for wounded officers unfit for duty Preference favors those likely to be discharged and arrangements will be made for medical care provision of instruction and care is planned at the university to aid recovery and future employment rights
A German dispatch quoted by a Berlin source states no person in Biantonburs may keep naral except for commercial purposes, effective after Alared 1. The order comes from the high command and was published in February newspapers received here.
In the house of commons Sir Eric Geddes announced that figures on chipping output and tonnage losses of Great Britain will now be published regularly.
Mrs F J Bedard of Cowel Washington says Foreys Honey and Tar is the best remedy for children. She keeps a bottle at home as a quick cure for coughs and colds. The product heals raw inflamed surfaces, soothes hoarseness and eases breathing, stopping racking coughs. Mann Drug Co.
Rev S G von Bosse of Wilmington Del president defends the German American alliance before a senate judiciary sub committee saying it has no ties to Germany or its government and aims to preserve German ideals while fostering loyalty to the United States. The panel reviews a bill by Senator King Utah to revoke the alliance federal charter over alleged disloyal utterances and activities.
Lee Haney aged 14 months died yesterday afternoon after a brief illness at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Richard Haney 217 Reed street Funeral services will be held at the home Friday afternoon at 3 o clock with Rev O L Ruth Interment will follow at Oakwood cemetery
London reports the whole stock of natural indigo bought by brokers for the government and later sold to France and domestic trade. The 267 tons cost £361,600 with a profit of £3,556. The move aimed to prevent indigo from falling into a few hands amid wartime shortages.
Invitations have been sent for a one day Greater North Carolina meeting at the Rose Theater in Fayetteville on March 27 1918. The agenda includes improving waterways rail freight and inland ports to overcome discrimination in freight rates and to boost state commerce with officials from government and business groups in attendance.
Winter’s severe cold and snow boosted coughs and colds while Foley’s Honey and Tar earned high marks in thousands of homes. Mrs. Edward Sterry of Clinton Ohio endorses it as effective for coughs and colds and safe for children.
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