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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1919
Page
6
A short scene portrays Rose visiting before Everett arrives, and an unexpected call interrupts a private chat in the narrator’s room. The moment hints at jealousy and tension within a domestic setting.
Washington reports a complete accounting by the American Red Cross of funds and work during the war council era from May 1919 to Feb 1919 and through March 1, with totals of 400 million dollars in contributions and 273 million dollars spent abroad and at home.
A Los Angeles resident guides a visitor through town noting an oddly historic house that has never been photographed by film companies. The piece also mentions a Burmese woman who may appear in law courts to represent her husband.
Marksville Louisiana resident Alice Johnson reports a year of back and side pain that kept her awake and unable to work. After a full Cardui course she regained strength and nearly all pains, praising the remedy for female complaints and urging others to try it.
A Kansas pioneer writes that mice are predicting a severe winter, replacing the traditional geese and other animals as forecasters. He notes rodents in townhouses signal hard weather and urges stocking up for a long cold spell.
An advertisement from Brame Drug Co. North Wilkesboro NC extols Brame’s Vapomentha Salve as a reliable remedy against colds influenza grippe pneumonia and related illnesses. It claims strong testimonials from C C Wright superintendent Wilkes County Schools and promotes external use with no staining. A small bottle costs 30 cents and a larger sixfold bottle 1.20.
An old health ad touts Number 40 for blood poisoning and its worst forms. It lists symptoms such as mucous patches copper spots bone pains ulcers hair loss and digestive issues. The ad urges buying Number 40 from Hart Drug Co in Evansville and signed by J. C. Mendenhall, a 40 year druggist.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes a patient who imagines himself a comedian and requires $30,000 in stage money every Saturday night to stay quiet. The remark frames a curious, satirical take on entertainment and expense.
Mrs Howard Kenton of Okmulgee shopped in Muskogee and admired a hat. Her husband flew in his airplane to buy the hat and return to Okmulgee in two hours, saving time for a party that evening.
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