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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1919

Page

3

Huge Emigration Taxes on Germans Spark Debate

Berlin report on Germany’s immigration issue highlights a rift between those favoring 15 to 20 million emigrants to relieve population pressure and those opposing to keep workers for rebuilding and tax revenue. Experts value a worker at 40 000 marks given his earnings of 2 000 marks yearly. Some propose a six month delay by the immigration bureau to allow reconsideration.

Germany Bamberger Aschhersteben Onis

Somme Opening Marked England’s Darkest Day in War

London dispatch reports official figures for July 1, 1916, the first Somme day, with 170000 killed or wounded, the darkest day for England in the war.

London England Somme

Simple 25c NR Tablets Claim Rheumatism Relief

Advertises Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a cheap solution for rheumatism. Claims to ease sore stiff joints by improving digestion and cleansing body waste, urging readers to start with a 25 cent box tonight.

Zoe

Sandra the Jealous Wee Accidient Chapter

In a small town life, a wife recalls invites to her husband Everett and compares social norms. She hides a trunkful of letters and roses, fears scandal, and a midnight attic fire breaks out. The doctor and Everett attend her as the wilted roses lie scorched on the floor. To Be Continued.

Everett Rose Grandpa Leela Walter Kemp Iverett

Junior Red Cross Mobilized U S Children in War Effort

The piece highlights the Junior Red Cross mobilizing schoolchildren early in World War I. Nine million children enrolled and aided war fund drives, relief supply production, and furniture for refugees. A Spokane Washington Japanese member is shown starting a “mile of pennies” collection. A broad peace program is planned for the Junior Red Cross.

United States American Red Cross Junior Read Cross Wilson Amercan Red Cross Red Cross Spokane Wash

Calotabs Promised Quick Relief for Colds and Flu

Physicians and druggists claim Calotabs offer quick relief from influenza and pneumonia by keeping the liver active and the digestive organs in good condition. The iodized nausealess calomel tablets are advertised as the most thorough laxative, not upsetting digestion or appetite. one tab at night with water. next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. Packaged sealed to protect purchasers, price thirty-five cents, with money back if not delighted.

Future British Thubbies Must Wash the Dishes

London report notes a symposium blaming dwindling marriages on men's reluctance to share housework and help with chores. Writers say lack of servants and male indifference to domestic duties strain married life and threaten social life for housewives.

London Great’ Britain Canada

Bolshevist Spy Nears Wrecking British Wireless Plant

A Bolshevik agent attempted to damage the British fleet wireless station at a Baltic base. He was caught by a sentry while tampering with aerials, shot the guard in the hand during the escape, and was finally overwhelmed.

Helsingfors Baltic

Berlin Faces Gold Winter No Fuel

Berlin expects a hard winter with scarce coal electricity gas and housing. Authorities discuss forced takeovers of dwellings model houses planned and 5 500 permanent residences to be built while some suburbs confiscate empty homes to house the homeless. The note adds the watch escapement wheel makes 781 800 revolutions yearly.

Berlin Hberlin Budapest Munich Neukoelin Gruenau Tempelhofer Chaussee

Cow steals pants as boarder coughs up bill tale

Springfield news reports a cow entering Mrs. Mary Kircinski’s yard and eating two pairs of pants owned by a boarder, Doulette. The dispute over a $47 board bill ends with the court deciding half the amount, with Bullett paying.

Mary Kircinski Bullett Dullett Kireliaski

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