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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
7
An exhortation to join the Navy emphasizes travel and learning abroad. It promises world voyages, hard work and play, a 30 day straight vacation, two year service, and lifelong readiness for success. A nearby recruiting station and post office guidance are offered.
An old hair care remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound claims to restore natural color and luster, darkening gray hair with a simple application. The advertisement emphasizes ease of use and youthfulness while noting it is not a disease cure.
Berlin reports Finance Minister Przberger scrapped a proposal to stamp and reissue paper money. The plan would have required vast stamping of billions of marks and a large guard army to transport cash, raising security risks with Spartacists, Communists, and demoralized citizens.
Secretary Carter Glass announces new provisions allowing veterans out of service for over 18 months to reinstate War Risk Insurance before year end without new physicals, and waives health exams for renewals within 18 months. The Sweet bill proposals in Congress seek higher disability pay, up to 80 dollars monthly for total disability, with raised rates for families.
Berlin report says the Freiheit denounces the government for keeping Karl Kautsky from the commission to publish prewar diplomacy documents. Kautsky and his wife were assigned to collate Foreign Office records when the revolution began. work finished months ago, but publication was delayed. The paper warns the move will foster international mistrust of social democracy.
Continued racing at Yonkers under the Empire City Racing Association and the Maryland State Fair Association fall meeting ongoing at Laurel. Also notes the National 18.2 billiards championship in New York.
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