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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1919
Page
6
A health short from a period advertisement urges starting each day with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved digestion appetite and overall well being and promotes buying a quarter pound of limestone phosphate.
Sandra frets over a missing note and her past, confronting Mr. Graham about study plans and Mrs. Gray's counsel. She questions youthful choices, endures tears, and faces social expectations as Everett guides her toward a future education.
Berlin dispatch quotes University of Munich Professor F W Forester blaming Prussian policy in Poland and Alsace for widespread unrest and Germany’s isolation from Hague conferences. Forester contrasts England’s freedom with Germany’s failing empathy toward Alsatians and criticizes Germany’s handling of Versailles notes and accusations.
Officials at Fort McPherson general hospital credit patient gardens under Red Cross supervision with lifting mood and aiding recovery of psychotropic patients. Veterans plant flowers and garden crops while producing fresh vegetables for staff and daily baskets of produce for the fort.
Atlanta dispatch notes a mass meeting of the American Cotton association set for September 5 in New Orleans with speakers including Governor Ruffin Pleasant of Louisiana Mayor Martin Behrman of New Orleans and Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia among others.
13 year old Frances Solinsky is accused by District Attorney Harry KE Lewis of poisoning 14 month old Solomon Kramer with lysol at the child's home where she worked as a maid. She also faces a charge of attempting to kill nurse Brandel Nussbaum by poisoning tea.
A fragment notes Siberia possesses the pigmy mouse regarded as the smallest quadruped. The brief mentions the creature but lacks full details or context.
Stockholm reports Swedish iron works operate at about one third capacity due to coal costs. German coal imports halted. British coal at 22.50 per ton, American coal slightly cheaper. Iron firms urge government to use 300000 tons of Swedish shipping to cut freight by importing from America.
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