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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
2
Syracuse widow Mrs. Gard Foster owns what may be the world’s largest pipe collection. Started by her husband, the collection numbers 2,000 pieces from nations worldwide. It includes Tangier bamboo pipes, Siam ebony designs, Scottish folding pieces, Swiss edelweiss bowls, Irish calabashes, Chinese Hong stems, Turkish hods, and a carved meerschaum with a palm-sized bowl.
Old distinction between German naval and military forces fades as navy personnel flood shore duties. Volunteers serve alongside the army along the coast, with frequent transfers between Reichswehr and naval branches under Defense Minister Noske. Naval order shifts officers to Wilhemshaven coast guard and Cuxhaven detachments, while shore officers join afloat torpedo boat flotillas.
Peach growers in Berks County mix hog raising with peach processing. A corn fed hog is rated high, but Berks County hogs fed on waste peaches produce peachmade hams, a new and better product. Hogs thrive on the diet according to experimenters.
Miss Adela McKenzie of Nashville Tennessee reports eighteen months of nervous prostration with loss of appetite weight loss and sleeplessness. After two Tanlac bottles her appetite returns stomach burning subsides nerves settle and she gains twenty five pounds saying she would walk twenty miles to tell others about it. Tar is sold by druggists everywhere.
Miss Muriel Ticehurst, 21, of Topeka, applied for a marriage license for the first time. Judge Gaw noted no prior record of her applying for a license.
London reports the British War Office earned over 250 000 dollars from exploiting official wartime films. The disclosure highlights revenue from government produced reels and related rights during the conflict period.
Boston on October 1 debates Charlotte Perkins Gilman's plan for a hired professional mother to mind children while mothers pursue careers. Katherine Shepard and Dr. Eugene Weiler oppose it, arguing motherhood requires daily presence, affection, and home care, not hired care.
An old advertisement promises to darken gray hair and restore a youthful look using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. It claims natural color, thickness, and shine after one or two applications and notes the product is a toilet item not a disease cure.
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