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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement claims four ounces of rad Salts in hot water each morning for one week cleanses bowels, purifies the blood, and clears pimples. It says the drink stimulates kidneys, aids toxin elimination, and purges impurities through skin eruptions. Jad Salts are described as inexpensive and harmless.
Cleveland druggists report a four bottle limit on certain liniments and lotions containing alcohol in high demand since prohibition began, aimed at curbing excess purchases.
C and Y Railway Company publishes its July 10 1917 timetable showing arrival and departure estimates at stations listed including High Rock Denton Gordontown Thomasville and High Point. Service not guaranteed. No. 22 departs daily except Sunday at 12 46 pm with listed stops and times, No. 21 departs daily except Sunday with morning times.
Eva Lavalliere once rivaled Sarah Bernhardt on the Paris stage and will quit acting to become a Carmelite nun in an old convent at Marseilles. She spoke of a prophetic dream of aging and poverty and sought guidance from a trusted abbe before making her decision.
Poke Eazley roasts his chickens on the wagon tongue to avoid leaving them behind when he moves. A moving picture entertainment was shown in the Calf Ribs neighborhood Friday night as a storm at sea raged, prompting spectators to cluster toward the rear to stay dry.
Tuesday marked Lir Hock's birthday but few people acknowledged it, leaving the occasion largely unmarked and unnoticed by those around him.
In Greenville South Carolina at 1 AM Sunday officers J L Kitchiin and A M Blair were killed during a raid on an alleged gambling house in a Negro settlement. A posse pursues suspect Joe Turner, a Negro, with reports of his continued at large. The story notes unrelated Alaska walrus tusk trade details.
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