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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
6
The ad urges insisting on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin stamped with the Bayer Cross for genuine Aspirin trusted by physicians for over eighteen years. It notes a twelve tablet tin, larger packages from druggists, and identifies Aspirin as Bayer’s trade mark.
London report notes war widows and unemployed women face lingering hardship as Britain contends with a potential winter financial strain. Many war workers have left billets or shifted to domestic roles, with some migrating abroad, while government retraining and pension provisions begin to adjust for widows and officers' spouses.
The special session of the Colorado Legislature called by Governor Shoup to meet on October 15 to act on the Federal woman suffrage amendment has been postponed until the middle of November.
Madame Foch wife of the famed French commander joins the League of Catholic Women of New York as honorary vice president during the late war era.
In a diary like account a narrator discovers intimate letters between Leela and Everett revealing Leela's passionate devotion and fierce jealousy. The entries show pride fear and longing as she vows to change for his love and pines for reconciliation. A closing note recounts a quirky domestic detail about a housewife and a cat enjoying milk samples.
In Geneva Montreux police probe a death of a 24 year old woman believed to be American or English after a Hungarian adventuress gave her a morphine injection in a hotel room. The two women befriended each other and the adventuress, who was arrested, owed the victim a substantial sum. Names are withheld. The United States National Council of Women lists 31 organizations and about 10 million members.
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