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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
6
The scene shows the narrator and Neil amid a tense drive home after dinner. She presses for truth about Blanche Orton, sensing a hidden connection to Neil and planning to uncover proof the next day. The mood is anxious, with unspoken accusations and a resolve to learn the truth.
Washington reports from the first quarterly installment of income and profit taxes due last Saturday reached 1,001,244,006 across 63 of 64 collection districts. Commissioner Roper said figures may rise as late returns and final tabulations come in from various revenue districts.
A blaze in Petersburg Virginia this afternoon destroyed much of the city’s chief business artery. Losses are estimated over 200000 with potential total near 500000 as Armstrong Paint Oil Co Peterson Joyner Hardware Co and Jefferson Hotel suffered damage. Camp Lee fire department aided with two engines. Five other establishments damaged by fire water and smoke.
A Zurich Matin dispatch reports Bolshevik War Minister Leon Trotzky ordered general mobilization of all men to age 46 as the Esthenian-Lettish offensive threatens Petrograd. The alert highlights the gravity of frontline developments and the potential widening of the conflict.
The steamship Digby left Liverpool Saturday carrying two airplanes and airmen to establish Atlantic flight experiments in St. John Newfoundland. Digby expected to reach port in about ten days.
An ad touts Calotabs as a modern calomel substitute that avoids salivation and nausea. A single Calotab at bedtime supposedly cleanses the system by morning, delivering appetite and energy for breakfast. Sold only in sealed packs, 35 cents, with druggists offering refunds if not satisfied.
A catalog fragment lists spring pumps and oxford styles in black and brown Kid leather. Prices noted include 6.50, 6.00 and 7.00 dollars with French and military heel designs.
A brief note lists a white kid boot with a French Oankee heel priced at 6.50, described as S950 value. This item appears in a shopping snippet or catalog entry.
Copenhagen reports American banking and commercial representatives arriving to strengthen links with Scandinavia. American exporters establish European offices in Copenhagen, eyeing the free port as key to Russia, Germany, Poland trade and competition with Hamburg. The piece also includes a George Matthew Adams meditation on isolation and mind activity.
London reports the family endowment committee backing a national birth rate plan. The state would provide a weekly income to families with children under 15, with mothers receiving 3.12 dollars weekly until the youngest child is 15. An extra 1.25 dollars weekly would aid the first child and 3.12 dollars for each subsequent child until school leaving age.
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