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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
3
An article extols Jad Salts and Rad Salts as kidney cleansers. It warns meat eaters to flush kidneys with four ounces of salts daily, claiming benefits like clearing uric acid, preventing rheumatism headaches and bladder issues, and neutralizing urine acidity. It promotes use before breakfast.
Richard Crane the new United States minister to Czecho Slovakia moved into the palace of the cardinal archbishop in Prague. The palace features portraits of former archbishops and a portrait of Pope Benedict XVI in the audience chamber. Gobelin tapestries once owned by Empress Maria Theresa decorate the rooms along with North American Indian disposers and a slave motif noted in the text.
German government uses crime statistics to justify creating numerous security police units. Each company of about 100 men trains for potential incorporation into the national army. American observers say barracks and military roles violate the peace treaty clause limiting police expansion to population growth. Breslau adds 170 officers, raising questions about treaty compliance.
Deputy Emmanuel Brousse attacked a so called orgy of gasoline among ministers in the Chamber of Deputies. He cited a table showing several ministers with four or five cars while Premier Clemenceau's battered unpainted military vehicle was noted as a contrast.
Mexican newspapers unite against dangerous street driving blaming camiones for daily injuries. Hospitals report at least 20 people treated each day after automobile crashes as pedestrians and riders face peril on city streets.
Police began seizing all ripe olives in Detroit area retail stocks after five diners died following a meal last week. Chemical tests showed the olives contained poisonous substance.
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