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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
7
Fragmentary report notes Jacob Hysler leaving his chair amid Allied pressures. A new republic is described as forming, with references to Germany and shifts in barge trade and political leadership.
A feature on Jacob Hysler a long time barber recounts his sixty years in the trade detailing his rise from a Broadway journeyman to a premier New York barber. He recalls patrons including Hamilton Fish Rockefeller and Jay Gould and notes his chats with Presidents from Grant to Taft.
The Mexican de facto government was advised by the Azerican authorities to prevent violations of neutrality and restrict belligerent actions near the coast. The State Department said it would be difficult to guarantee protection and warned that foreign powers could establish submarine bases, risking U S involvement.
A U.S. Marine veteran facing a theft incident near a chicken farm repelled four thieves who left behind their loot after an initial escape attempt. Police investigated the scene as the man reported the intrusion and safeguarded his property amid the disruption.
Ex Governor R B Glenn a friend of President Wilson and a member of the International Joint Commission voted for Woodrow Wilson and Democracy despite illness. He entered the court house in West Fourth Street New Bern and received applause as he requested a straight Democratic ticket before leaving for home.
Washington reports the state department is seeking facts on the alleged murder of American Dr. H C Fisher near Santa Rosalia as bandits. No further confirmation reached the department about other Americans killed in Colthusbua City or Santa Rosalia. Reading some unrelated note from Memphis mentions a Mrs. Myron J. Pickard praising a remedy for winter colds.
An ad touts drinking water as superior to calomel, claiming it relieves constipation, headaches, and bile buildup within half an hour. It describes water dissolving impurities, softening the liver’s burden, and a single bottle providing relief after absorption.
Administratrix of the estate of J F Saunders deceased in Ellmore or Cumberland County NC notifies claimants to present claims to Albertaon or attorney Tee Albertson by October 25 14a to bar their rights. All debts to the estate should be paid promptly.
The Charlotte election proceeded without disturbance from sunrise to sunset. The Morehead organization issued few challenges, with at most one or four challenges in all precincts by mid afternoon. Election judges ensured all voters were sworn to prove qualifications and no one caused trouble.
Early returns from tour townships show POU leading with 1 105 votes while Hughes and Linney each have 118 and Baket 1 007, Jenkins 1 dollar and Tyo. Amendments pass with 164 against. County office appears Democratic by large margins. officers listed at salaries.
An advertisement extols drinking more water to flush kidneys and relieve urinary issues. It touts Jad Salts, a lithia lemon grape acid blend, as a remedy to cleanse kidneys and prevent bladder weakness, urging readers to start now and buy from local druggists.
A brief item notes local specialists offering blocking and remodeling services in Ci. The piece highlights experts for home upgrades and interior work with emphasis on skilled labor and nearby availability.
The schedule in effect October 1, 1915 lists expected train arrivals and departures at shown stations. It notes that stated times are not guaranteed as to actual arrival or departure.
A medical authority says rheumatism stems from excess meat and rich foods producing uric acid. It urges warmth, hydration, and reduced meat intake, noting kidneys and skin expel uric acid. Jad Salts is recommended as a remedy, claiming many have benefited.
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