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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement claims headaches stem from self poisoning with liver and bowel toxins. It promotes a daily drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to wash out poisons, cleanse the digestive tract, and prevent headaches, touting quick results and low cost.
Stay off damp ground and keep feet dry while drinking plenty of water. Take four ounces of Rad Salts by tablespoonful in water each morning for a week to eliminate uric acid, and consider Jad Salts as an inexpensive lithia based remedy widely used by sufferers.
The notice lists arrival and departure times for trains serving High Point with lines to Danville Charlotte Washing ton New Orleans Washington New York and Atlanta. The schedule is for information only and not guaranteed with note on conditional stops and Sunday service not running.
The High Point plan to organize a cadet corps gains support from WM C Massey chamber of commerce secretary and Prof Marr. Massey cites benefits including physical development discipline and patriotism plus possible government arm supply and a dedicated army officer as instructor for the school program. The piece notes London wartime figures and British casualties.
George Bingham writes about the town rush slowing down as people hurry to places with little accomplished. Sidney Hoecks notes fashion shifts from country living to town trends as flea season wanes and girls switch to white stockings.
The North Carolina historical commission seeks letters diaries pictures and clippings that illuminate the state in World War I. R B House coordinates canvassing across counties urging residents to share material for preservation in Raleigh fireproof storage and future history.
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