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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1916
Page
2
An interview with a leading creamery proprietor outlines key steps for good butter in High Point area dairy efforts. It covers cream quality, cleanliness on the farm, pasteurized cream, controlled ripening, churning at 45 minutes, thorough salting, packaging in air tight cartons, and proper refrigeration to market Southern butter.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis launches Modern Health Crusaders to engage 20 million U S school children ages five to eighteen in selling Red Cross Seals. Participants earn certificates, buttons, and pins as they meet seal targets, with rules promoting health habits and open air activity. The program links with schools clubs churches and local leagues. The National Association will mail organization circulars from 105 East 22nd Street New York.
AP correspondence from Peking reports slow progress in talks between China and Russia on the Sinkiang Turkestan outbreak that led to the deaths of four hundred Mohammedans. Russia accuses trade agents of stirring anti Chinese sentiment and demands punishment for murderers.
Notice from Atlanta Georgia dated November 2 1916 states the annual meeting of stockholders of the High Point Kandleman Asheboro and Southern Railroad Company will be in High Point North Carolina on Wednesday November 21 1916. Transfer books close November 11 and reopen November 22. C D Mackay secretary.
An advertisement solicits five cents to Foley Co. for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup plus Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets offered by Mann Drug Co in Chicago Illinois.
Japanese author Dr. Inazo Nitobe predicts that a single great nation or several small ones will arise in the South Sea islands through economic and educational progress. He cites the Philippines and other islands as future rights-bearing nations and notes Java’s large population as a major factor. He argues sanitary improvements could double or triple island populations in decades.
Mrs Thomas Campbell of Nithville Noo says her nineteen year old son suffered frequent attacks until her husband gave him Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports immediate improvement in appetite and overall health after starting the remedy, which she says is obtainable everywhere.
A Russian report via Overseas News Agency states seven ammunition steamers in Archangel harbor were exploded at 6:15 p.m. causing extensive damage and iron fragments to fly 70 yards. The blast left the port burning, razed some structures, and caused numerous casualties. the count of dead is not clearly confirmed in the censored report, while unrelated notes mention wild duck disease at Great Salt Lake.
A dialogue notes a friend who likes to argue more than eat, and another remark jokes about arguing while eating as the ideal pleasure. A aside claims skimmed milk remains valuable but should be labeled as skimmed. A separate line mentions a Chinese table sauce made from soy beans wheat and rock salt.
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