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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
3
Fire gutted the Broadway theater early Saturday causing about 5060 in damage. Owner Arnold Hull vowed not to yield and insisted the fire would not stop releasing plans for the big production The Beast of Berlin. No performances this week due to the blaze and repairs.
North Carolina local boards face hard task identifying registrants in non essential labor. Employers must report names, employers and job type of all draft age workers in non essential roles within 24 hours to aid the government in enforcing service. John D Langston urges swift, full cooperation to set a wartime precedent.
London reports Samuel Young Irish Nationalist and longtime distiller aged about 70 when he entered Parliament in 1802 has died. He was reputed the oldest member ever to sit in the House of Commons. He once joked he never bothered his health and was not a teetotaler.
Washington reports a national Made in America trademark may be created to protect US goods overseas and ensure quality. Congress is asked to authorize a department of commerce emblem. officials say it will deter pirated marks and aid small manufacturers in exporting. The idea has backing from President Wilson and key departments.
A Detroit woman Mrs Chas Cray reports relief from backache and kidney and shoulder pain after using Vooley Kidney Pills. She states the medicine improves her mood and sleep and she recommends it to others with similar ailments.
The annual report states the oral National TL. chant institution founded in 1834 has saved 56,000 lives through its lifeboats. Last year 1,349 lives were saved, a new record. It was announced the Prince of Wales would become president after the war, succeeding the king.
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