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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
2
Soldiers on the Murman region front report widespread fatigue with the Bolshevik regime among interior Russians from rich to poor. A deserter says Bolshevik officers spread rumors that allies and white guards killed prisoners, while propaganda leaflets promise fair treatment to encourage surrender.
In St Louis James Evans faced city court for drunkenness the first since July 1. A police officer testified Evans slept on the street blocking traffic. Judge Mix fined Evans $100 and costs noting the novelty of the case. A unrelated note mentions a locomotive containing over 7 000 parts.
Chas. O. Schwendel of Milwaukee says Tanlac cured long standing stomach trouble that caused pain gas and weakness. He reports gaining 20 60 pounds and sleeping well after taking Tanlac. The testimonial notes Tanlac is sold in High Point by Hart Drug Co. and Guilford county druggists.
In Papette Tahiti Ale old customs of song and dance return as Tahitian veterans are welcomed home. Maran the former queen leads a royal feast in the king's palace, the himene chorus is sung, a lantern parade lights the town, and troops are greeted by Governor Jocelyn Robert. The festival lasts over two weeks with more celebrations planned island-wide.
Atanasije Shola, once jailed by Austrian authorities after the 1914 assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, has become president of the Bosnia Herzegovina provincial government in the new kingdom of Yugoslavia. He describes four years of hard labor and his rapid ascent from prisoner to leader, noting popular sympathy for Belgrade's central government.
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on September 3 the article notes women help federal agents in enforcing prohibition. Uplifting quotes from John H McCout claim wives mothers sisters and sweethearts provide letters about liquor law violations and aid in gathering evidence. He asserts local authorities are surpassing federal agents in this effort.
Among ground dwelling climbers, the leopard uniquely descends vertical trunks head first. This behavior sets it apart from other ground animals that climb trees.
A house subcommittee investigating ordnance expenditures disclosed testimony from a hearing. It shows the government shell loading plant at Ford Delaware, incomplete at armistice, has cost $14,000,000 to date, versus an estimated $1,250,000 to $2,500,000 on a cost plus basis.
Dr Frank Be a Curtain a Denver physician with offices in the Commonwealth building is expected to be arrested soon on a charge of causing the death of Mrs Bessie Line Miller by an alleged illegal operation.
Independent ad offers a 27 3-4 acre farm with a valuable spring on the property. It is less than one mile to the county’s best high school and within three miles of High Point. Price 15. Terms are right. Write phone S18 or come to see us.
A fragment lists items such as herring roe at 30 cents per unit and host of canned goods. Mentions Dawson's Jelly at 15 cents and Quaker's Oats two for 30 cents. Also notes Baker's coconut two for 15 cents and Hostess Peas in stock.
The Vitagraph film crew headed by Harry Morey is shooting The Man Who Might Have Been in Chimney Rock Asheville. Charles Kent and Edwin L. Hollywood join the troupe with Robert G. Stewart directing camera work as they remain for several weeks to film mountain scenery and rugged country.
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on September 3 residents of Hecla wonder whether a large brown bear or a bull caused a scare in a berry patch. John Mindosky hurried to town alleging the animal narrowly missed him with a paw.
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