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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1917

Page

4

Birthdays Today Highlight Historic Figures Worldwide

A list of notable birthdays includes William Ferguson Mansey born in Ireland now 61, John Scott Keltre born in Scotland at 77, Etienne Clementel born in France 53, Elihu Thomson born in England 64, John D Works born in Indiana 70, Amelia E Barr born in England 86, Hugh Heal born in Ohio 30, and George Davis born in New York 27. The item mixes reflection on war, universal military service debates, and satirical notes.

William Ferguson Mansey New Zealand Ireland John Scott Keltre Dundee Scotland

The Spring Garden and a Town Spirit of Spring

An editorial essay recalls childhood garden memories and urges High Point residents to plant spring gardens. It celebrates smell and soil, cites government guidance, and links garden effort to cheaper living and moral uplift amid wartime anxiety.

High Point Declares Next Week Clean-up Weeks

The city designates a cleanup period urging residents to gather rubbish and ready it for pickup. Citizens are urged to rake and broom to improve appearance and public health, removing cans scraps and waste to curb mosquitoes diseases and germs.

High Point

Our Taste Shifts From Dark Verse To Jovial Readings

A reflective piece notes changing literary tastes from Wild Bill and Milton to Kipling and Shelley, then to lighter volumes. The speaker laments gloomy times but finds solace in cheerful, unshackled verse and playful humor.

Cabbage and Kings Theme in Spring Living

A reflective note compares cabbage to kings, arguing the former holds more value. It extols simple, honest labor and the joy of seasonal produce grown by hard work rather than royal rank.

Flag Insulter in a Vat Affects Portland Mill Fight

Grant a Hawley mills worker struck Otto Erickson foreman in the theater room after a rude Uncle Sam flag cartoon was torn down. Erickson was submerged in a China clay vat and later discharged. Grant explained to Night Officer French and was returned to work in another department after the incident.

Oregon City Oreg Portland Oregonian Grant Hawley Mills Otto Erickson Uncle Sam Erickson French Gran W. P. Hawley

Smallest Man in Army Joins Service in San Francisco

Charles Romont of San Francisco becomes the smallest recruit at 601/2 inches tall while meeting all other requirements. He weighs 113 pounds and secured telegraphic permission from Washington to enlist, choosing infantry for his chance to dodge bullets in the field.

San Francisco Chronicle Sam War Department Charles Romont Romont Washington Infantry

Dallas Democrats Denied in 1916 Federal Pie

James J. Collins of Dallas failed in his bid for federal district attorney as old line Dallas county Democrats see new power. Col Gossett of the Texas Federal Farm Loan Bank has ties to the old organization and remains influential.

Fort Worth Texas James J. Collins Dallas Dallas County Col. Gossett Texas Federal Farm Loan Bank Kaufman

Naughty little secret stirs Pittsburg police portrait

Louise Landis reports a playful rumor about the Pittsburg police and detectives adopting corsets to slim their waists. Captain Arch Mackrell is credited with starting the reform, transforming the force into a fashion conscious display.

Louise Landis Pittsburg Department of Public Safety Arch Mackrell Arch Annette Kellermann

Family avoids serious sickness in McDuff Virginia

Mrs. J. B. Whittaker credits Thedford's Black-Draught with preventing severe illness in her family. The vegetable medicine is praised for aiding digestion and relieving indigestion, headaches, and stomach trouble for both adults and children, with over 70 years of use and more than a million benefited. Prices: 25 cents per package.

McDuff J. B. Whittaker Thedford

Pick Your Mate At Dance Says Harvard Expert

Dudley A. Sargent of Harvard advised dancing teachers that affinities often arise from the whirl of the dance. He said a man who finds rhythm with one partner and cannot dance with others has found his rhythmic mate and should consider the temperament the dance reveals.

Dudley A. Sargent Harvard Dr. Sargent

Electric headlight aid for night horseback riding

An electric head light on a horse’s bridle improves safety for riders and steeds at night. The device enhances visibility for the rider and makes the horse more conspicuous to others, reducing accidents during low light hours.

Dobbin

Piedmont Camp No 62 W. O. W. Meeting Scheduled

The Piedmont Camp No 62 Woodmen of the World urges every member to attend the Thursday night meeting on March 29 at 7:30. Clerk A. C. Stanley notes business of importance and asks members not to miss the gathering.

Piedmont Camp No 62 A. C. Stanley

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Stomach Cure All

Stomach Day One Dose will convince stomach readers that Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach and intestinal troubles including gall stones auto intoxication yellow jaundice and appendicitis. Thousands claim complete recovery and it is sold by Hart Drug Company and druggists nationwide.

Mayr Hart Drug Company

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