Tanlac Gains Family Health Say Hiatt Couple Testifies
Mr and Mrs Hiatt and their daughter praise Tanlac after reports of improved digestion weight gain and increased energy. The Hiatts say improper indigestion caused bloating nervous fatigue and poor sleep but Tanlac helped and they endorse it. The testimonial lists exclusive sales through Mart Drug in High Point and affiliated stores in Thomasville Randleman and Randlemat.
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Mrs. Hiatt
Mr. Hiatt
Hiatt
High Point
Mart Drug
Thomasville
Pat
Randlemat
Randleman
Deng Company
Whisky Shortage Hits Stockholm Markets Hard
An Associated Press dispatch reports Great Britain’s whisky prohibition compels Swedish dealers to stock up, yet prices rise. A crown now buys about 0.46 dollars, with whiskies at 1.50 crowns in some shops. Bottles scarcer due to glass shortages and reduced Swedish glass production, while cognac and French wines see price jumps. shortage may extend into November and December if import volumes stay limited.
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Gerrespondenes
Associated Prema
Stockholm
Great Britain
Natice
Cotfmes
Srizin
I Sevedich Best DS
Sugat
Promoter Wins 618000 Judgment Against Dayton Firm Chief
Thomas J. Ryan, promoter, won a 618000 judgment from William Ohmer, president of the Recording and Computing Machine Co of Dayton, Ohio, in a U S District Court decision by Judge Sheppard. The suit sought commissions on a war contract involving a Canadian Car and Foundry deal tied to a $25,900,000 Russian project. Evidence supported Ryan’s charge that he was instrumental in the deal manipulation.
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New York
Thomas J. Ryan
William Ae Ohmer
Recording and Computing Machine Company
Dayton
Ohio
Jige Sheppard
United States
Iran
Reydor Kr. Oliver’s
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
Macy elected president of National Civic Federation
New York capitalist and philanthropist V. Everitt Macy has been elected to succeed the late Seth Low as president of the National Civic Federation until its annual meeting on January 23. The announcement came from New York officials.
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New York
V. Everitt Macy
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
Attentive Audience Enjoys Male Quartet Performance
The four member male quartet delivered varied songs including folk and operatic selections. The crowd responded with delight as humor and chimes from the organ enriched the program. An upcoming concert company with high recommendations will join the regular course and season tickets remain at the same price.
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Oper
Major Stedman Free to Campaign Again
Washington reports Congressman Charles M. Steadman of the Fifth District is not invalid and may not be hindered by kidney stone treatment from resuming campaign activity. Friends note his energy and daily walks while his physician cautions against campaign excitement for the short period of recovery.
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Washington
Charles M. Steadman
Case Against Young Men Continued to October 24
The case against Willard and Bolling of High Point charging possession of whisky was continued to October 24 in Greensboro Municipal Court. They faced transport of more than 40 gallons and were captured after a chase by a patrolman, sheriff, and deputy. A $3500 bond was posted, released under parental surety.
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Menese Williard and CO
Greensboro
Stafford
Yang
Onder
Wach
Willard
Negro to be tried in Danville for knife assault
PaAvine Viet, 17, blames Henry Sutherlin the negro who on Saturday attacked his wife Lee Mix Flossie Reagan with a knife. The crime occurred about 200 yards beyond the county line. Dr CG W Pritchett treated Miss Reagan, taking five stitches in her cheek and chin. Police visited the scene verifying the location.
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PaAvine Viet
Henry Sutherlin
Lee Mixx
Flossie Reagan
Vite
CG. W. Pritchett
Miss Reagan
Fund for Perpetual Care of Graves Established
The estate of the late Judge John tuay Bynum will fund perpetual upkeep of the graves and tombstones of Judge and Mrs Join Gray. The city accepted the trust. flowers will be placed on February 17 each year and annually thereafter. The fund, earning about 6 percent interest, should yield just over 20 dollars yearly for the work.
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Sisa
John Tuay Bynum
Join Gray
Coal Shortage Hits Consumers as Labor Scarcity Bites
Coal supply fears grip High Point and neighboring cities as labor shortages in mines and rising wholesale prices tighten deliveries. Arctic Tea and Coal reports only limited cars received and warns that further price boosts and delays are likely while dealers scramble to fill backlogged consumer orders.
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Bub
Br Fas
Fee. Lee
Arctic Fee and Coal ‘Company
Mr Lee
Abi
Lee
Arctic Tee and Coal Company
Gainet Ily
None Too Much Mustard in the Fatherland
Berlin reports a mustard shortage as imports from Holland Italy and India are expropriated. Restaurants now serve mustard only on request and in limited quantities, a shift from wartime supply levels.
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Berlin
Provisims
Germany
Rose Holland
Italy
Binia
K Eepers
Murphy Predicts Democratic Sweep in North Carolina
Sarker R. Anderson reports that Hilter Murphy predicts Democrats will win 10 congressmen and the state ticket in North Carolina. He claims Republicans will shift to Democratic votes, praising the Federal Reserve Act and the deficit loan bill as benefitting farmers. Murphy plans daily speeches through election day and expects President Wilson's re-election with larger margins in Senate and House.
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Britt
Ahiteoty
Radeigh
Byerele
North Carolina
Catapadun
Republian
Woodrow Wilsen
Wate
Congress
National Congress
Murphy
Salisbury
East
Senate
House
Raids on Gambling Houses Ordered by Panama Governor
Governor Ruben Aveta leads raids in Cola province targeting gambling dens that have flourished in Panawa City. Two sites were raided and property seized. earlier raids occurred in Panawa City about a month ago. The governor, renowned for honesty and wealth from cattle, has strong ties with American residents and aims to uphold provincial order.
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Panama
Ruben Aveta
Speilar
Panawa
Tive Si ‘Ag
Aréit
Tie
AEA
Fifteen Conversions Reported at Salem Baptist Church
Sunday services at the Salem Baptist Church in Winston featured five separate gatherings. During the day there were fifteen conversions noted, marking a day of notable church activity led by James A. Clarke of Wich Pelst.
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Salem Church
Salem Baptist ‘Church
Winston
Rex
James A. Clarke
Wich Pelst
Winter illness cure praised by Memphis writer
Miss Myron J. Pickard of Memphis New York recalls how a winter trial of five children with severe colds found relief from a medicine she claims was exactly what they needed. Obtainable everywhere.
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Myron J. Pickard
Memphis
N.Y
Automobile stolen from circus grounds in Charlotte
George Maxwell of the city reported his Ford automobile, number 7828, stolen from the circus grounds at about 11 30 last night. The car has two dents in the radiator and steel crown fenders. Police were notified but no word on the whereabouts by last night.
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Charlotte
George Maxwell
Bilious Attacks Relief Reported in Kirkville Letter
Mel Thomas Campbell of Kirkville New York writes that his nineteen year old son suffered frequent bilious attacks. A husband bought Chamberlain's Tablets and administered them, leading to immediate improvement in appetite and energy as the son began to eat well and improve. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Mel
Thomas Campbell
Kirkville
N.Y
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