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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1919
Page
9
A physician promotes a morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to wash the liver and bowels. The remedy claims to remove indigestible material, poisons, and toxins, preventing headaches and other liver-related ailments. It warns against calomel and touts safety and tastelessness.
American Expeditionary Force officers and men studying in Britain report less isolation at Oxford and Cambridge than in American colleges. They note active athletics, frequent teas, and social contact as key to friendship, contrasting with U.S. social life and sports.
Rome reports radical Italian organs flood the country with Bolshevik and Spartacist propaganda. The Avanti issues a fringe edition praising Lenin and Trotzky, with photos of Bolshevik and Spartacist leaders. Bela Kun is highlighted. Mentions high gasoline prices in Britain and airship smoker convenience.
American railway troops on the Murman front rebuilt 75 miles of destroyed tracks and bridges in Bolshevik territory in two months. British command credits the feat to Major Ebb e MacMoreland and Captain C J Jones along with a capable shop detachment. The unit operated a street railway and armored train under fire, with long hours and frequent battles at small sidings.
Washington reports plans to more than double the number of discharged soldiers sailors and marines in rehabilitation programs as schools and colleges reopen in fall. The board cites past delays legal changes and ongoing expansion reaching 7 192 trainees by late July across 449 schools 159 colleges and 363 workplaces.
New York detectives propose using newspaper ads to trap burglars after arresting Robert Lynard a jewelry theft suspect. Lynard posed as an elevator operator applicant to case apartments then looted them, with officers catching him in one building. A matador Johanna Maestrick emerges as a noted performer after training and triumph in Portugal.
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