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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
2
Dr W S Rankin urges North Carolinians to adopt a balanced diet to curb disease and improve vitality. He cites faulty nutrition as a cause of illness and death, stresses the need for mineral salts and vitamins found in milk and greens, and promotes a "Live-at-Home" policy as beneficial for health and efficiency.
A regional notice announces Smoke Big Boy Cigars on sale everywhere. Vendors advertise wide availability and promotional pricing.
The 106th diocesan convention of the North Carolina diocese will be held at the Church of the Good Shepherd Raleigh Tuesday through Thursday. Bishop Cheshire plans to seek a coadjutor. delegates to the general convention in Portland Oregon will be elected. prayer book revision and church growth are discussed. Local Episcopalians rally interest with L R Stewart R C Hubbard B R Thurman and D C MacRae to represent High Point parish. Rev. H Norwood Bowne accompanies them.
The Blanche Pickert Stock Co resumes a week of repertoire at the Orpheum in High Point with a notable offering tonight titled Bair and Warmer a celebrated New York comedy. Ticket prices are described as popular as the company presents a strong lineup of plays this week.
In Butte district, Anaconda Copper Mining develops a method to smother underground mine fires burning for 14 years by packing the fire zone with mud and using water to transport tailings underground. The process, inspired by a 1954 coal mine technique, aims to release remains of a vast ore body and reopen inaccessible areas once blocked by gases.
The district has operated a 24 hour shift since fall 1917, employing about 250 men continuously through today, marking a lengthy and demanding work period.
Two men named A. H. Davis of Birmingham and J. C. Jones of Atlanta were arrested at Plant City near midnight charged with taking part in the robbery of the Bank of Stuart on Friday. A third suspect, Walter R. Young of Atlanta, is being sought. All three are held under special guard in Plant City jail.
The Commerce Department reports U S foreign trade for April amounted to 221 million dollars in total, down from 2239 million in March. Imports stood at 2000 million, while exports reached their lowest April level of the current fiscal year, about 12 million less than the previous April.
One person killed and 25 injured when the Eastbound Black Diamond express struck an automobile at a grade crossing at North Leroy Batavia N Y. The collision derailed the train as three cars overturned and were badly smashed.
The driver of the automobile involved remains unidentified by authorities. No further details about the incident or individuals have been released.
Members of I. O. O. F. Reption Lodge No. 63 are urged to attend tomorrow night at 7 30 for final arrangements to attend the grand lodge session Wednesday in Winston. J R Young, secretary.
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