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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
4
New York medical societies push to amend a law protecting religious practice from affecting medical licensing. They argue a sect could practice healing without exams by forming a church. The issue remains contentious as lawmakers weigh lifting the section.
A reader urges High Point schools to include city ordinances on garage operations and gasoline sales to educate future generations about the regulations and what current residents have enacted. The comment reflects broad concern over municipal rules and their visibility.
The cotton market opens with a broad decline of 43 to 48 points from yesterday's high, with January at 18.30 and May at 18.53. Prices rally within the first hour, with January reaching 18.52 and May 18.72, closing near the prior night levels.
High Point prepares substantial permanent street paving while Greensboro plans to extend its sewer system. The area is described as prosperous with recent rain alleviating extreme drought.
The article commends Col. Dr. H Milton for taking the role as superintendent at the Soldiers Home. It notes the directors made a wise choice and asserts the colonel can meet the demands of the difficult position.
A brief note says a train from Arkansas will pass through and tarry here Saturday though expectations for a slow train from Arkansas have faded.
The remark questions whether Coler’s declaration of intending to vote for Wilson relates to his arrest on charges of illegal registering. It flags a possible link between political stance and legal action, noting the voter registration issue and the timing of the claim.
An unexpected quake interrupts a murder trial, forcing a pause as judges and lawyers reassess proceedings amid tremors. Authorities report no injuries and vow to resume once safety checks are complete.
Chicago reports active wheat trading with opening quotes showing December at 1.65 and May around 1.67. Prices moved from a one cent drop to a small uptick, then a downturn, followed by a sharp overall rise during the session.
An early 20th century note lauds Wachovia Bank and Trust Company in High Point as the largest North Carolina bank. It traces deposits from 98 thousand to eight and a half million, noting steady growth, sound service, and offerings including checking, savings, certificates, and safety deposit boxes.
A Chicago report marks the 100th anniversary of the modern trouser. The piece recalls the shift from breeches to pants and the inventor of the pantaloons era, noting the enduring change in attire and style over a century.
A reflective note warns against overreaching promises and urges restraint in action. It cautions to delay burdens until tomorrow and consider what has already been accomplished today.
The page vignette repeats a whispered claim that a curate confined a long arm around a woman three times last night. It frames the curate as a bounder with an exaggeratedly lengthy arm and a suggestive, tongue in cheek tone.
A brief comic exchange shows a family scene where one member chastises another for a long phone call while the speaker tries to maintain a normal conversation with his wife. The moment highlights domestic life and everyday humor.
A damaged wartime excerpt captures a bleak exchange where a soldier recalls the front line with a grim confession. The contrast hints at camaraderie tested by conflict and fear.
A brief, humorous note contrasts Monday driving with Sunday speeders who face fines. The wry line implies authorities expect quicker compliance after weekend traffic.
A speaker argues efficiency comes from persistent effort and self reliance. He cites misdirections and proclaims that planning, independent thought, and avoiding excuses enable daily progress toward success. Small observations and examples like Newton and Howe illustrate how minor details can guide major achievements.
The Frankfurter Zeitung reports Princess Marie Therese of Hohenlohe married Otto Kobleisen of Innsbruck an apothecary and descendant of a humble Austrian family. The princess nursed Kohtein while he was in a hospital recovering from battlefield illness.
A dialogue excerpt contrasts age being valued in wine with it being a drawback for women. The speakers discuss accepting age differently across contexts, noting social expectations and fairness.
High Point residents are advised that a few doses of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients in Adler-ika often relieve or prevent appendicitis. A single teaspoonful is claimed to ease constipation sour stomach or gas and a short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. The Matton Drug Co. promotes Adler-ika as effective.
The executive committee selects April 24 as the opening day for the 1917 session in Washington with events running through May 1. The occasion marks the first postwar planning for the organization and its activities.
For sale thoroughbred Berkshire pigs and I C C pigs several weeks old. Apply Charles L. Amos.
timetable lines list northbound departures and local times for trains at various points. unclear digits and punctuation obscure full routing and destinations but indicate morning and evening departures and irregular times.
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