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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
10
A fragmentary note discusses a girl of today in her desires and social circle, highlighting uncomfortable friendships amid youth culture and shifting attitudes. The text presents a provocative glimpse into contemporary expectations and personal pressures.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets with a promise of weight gain and a money-back guarantee. The piece also includes long social guidance about friendships and bore dom from a column by Mimi, plus a copyright note from 1925 and a statistical report on alcohol related deaths linking to industrial policyholders.
James H. Allen proclaims Allenrhu cures rheumatism by dissolving uric acid deposits and reducing swollen joints. He credits personal recovery and claims hundreds were helped. The product supposedly works quickly by entering the blood and expelling impurities. Cecil's Drug Store guarantees it with no charge unless it conquers the disease.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports fewer alcohol related deaths among 16 million Industrial policyholders in the first nine months of 1925, but deaths from cirrhosis of the liver linked to alcohol rose, with alcoholism causing 356 deaths in the bulletin.
London November 12 AP Women's suffrage is effectively in place for the wife of the Lord Mayor elect Sir William Pryke. During his year she may live at the Mansion House or not, attend functions, be presented at court and appoint maids of honor. She enjoys a 25 seat pew at Saint Pauls Cathedral and may accompany the Lord Mayor at official events. Upon leaving, she receives a jewelry gift from city fathers.
Moscow reports Russia lost 754000 men in World War I. In 40 months of warfare the government spent 25 billion dollars, placing a military tax of 750 dollars on each peasant homestead. By end of 1916 Russia mobilized 15780000 men, about 47 percent of all able bodied males.
Charles W. Hoyt, president of the Charles W. Hoyt company, explains the Florida vs Carolinas decision driven by a Florida land account offer. Ernest H. Abernethy joins in Winston-Salem, with plans to recruit locally trained reps to serve the southern business push.
A strong organization of southern men will work in cooperation with central facilities located in New York City to support shared operations and logistics. The group emphasizes coordinated effort and unified action across regional offices.
Dr. I. T. Mann of High Point was principal speaker at a dinner in Asheboro honoring ex service men hosted by the town war mothers. A large turnout of veterans heard the High Point man deliver a splendid address.
London dispatch reports the Japanese cabinet in extraordinary session to discuss protecting Japanese lives and property in Peking as Fang Yu Hsiang, the “Christian General,” is expected to attempt a coup. The Navy is reportedly ready with fast cruisers for rapid action if needed.
A Bible study class will meet at Mrs. Tom Powell’s home on Parkway this Friday afternoon at three o’clock.
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