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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
2
Sandra reflects on jealousy and past romances as she visits Hendon with baby Junior. Everett, eager and secretive, urges a return home while hinting at a surprising development to unfold the next day. The journey tests trust and hints at further revelations.
Former Tennessee governor Malcolm R Patterson will speak at 11 a.m. in Friends church and 3 p.m. at Wesley Memorial with anti saloon league backing. Dr W E Fetch of Columbus Ohio also tours North Carolina urging prohibition and will speak at 11 a.m. First Baptist and 7 p.m. South Main M E on Sunday.
The Navy will pay a cash reward to civilian employees or civilians for usable ideas improving manufacturing or naval material. Inquiries and forms are handled by the naval inventions office, and frivolous suggestions are warned against.
German wireless dispatch reports the death of Jean Louis Nicode at Leipzig. Born near Posen in 1853, he rose to fame as a pianist and conductor with the Dresden philharmonic concerts and the Neustadt Male Chorus. His notable work includes the symphonic ode Das Meer.
Mbongo Mbongo natives in Central Africa adopt golf as civilization progresses. A nine hole course opens at Elizabethville and local men prepare in proper golfing attire as Overseas Club reports new trends among Bantus and Swahelis.
In a fortieth year promotion J C Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana touts Number 40 for the Blood a medicine claimed to cure blood poison and many glandular and skin diseases with permanent results. The formula described uses ingredients listed in U S Dispensatory and other authorities and is sold by J A Hart Drug Co.
A giant stone cross, largest of its kind in France, has been erected at Suippes as a memorial to all who died on the battlefield between Suippes and Spuain. The cross stands on the high ground near miles of grave markers for officers and men of the Twenty eighth French Brigade. American troops began their drive toward the Argonne from near this spot.
In Paris a shortage of apartments and hotel rooms inspires a theatre sketch. A janitress dismisses eager renters, considering an elderly suitor who promises to share his fortune, but insists on a piano for loud tango parties, prompting a comic deadlock.
Report notes that African catfish can discharge an electric shock strong enough to disable a person, highlighting the species' surprising electrical ability.
The ad claims Adler-i-ka mixed with glycerine buckthorn bark relieves gas and sour stomach with one spoonful. It says the product acts on both bowels removing accumulated matter and cures constipation while preventing appendicitis. A userreported relief is noted by a lady. Matton Drug Company.
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