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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1918
Page
3
A British dispatch notes bombing has become an exact science with bomb sights and trained airmen. It explains how accurate hits depend on instrument use and timing, the forward trajectory of released bombs, and fuse timing effects on targets like rail junctions and factories.
Capt. C. E. Foxworth and Mrs. C. E. Helms took their children and others to Raleigh for Pasteur treatment after a dog bite incident. Victims include Mrs. Clarence Lingle and her sisters Margaret and Florazelle Helms and Mary Foxworth. The dog was suspected mad after its head was examined in Raleigh.
In Riofreddo Italy a Garibaldi home tour shows how descendants of Giuseppe Garibaldi and their allies support the war through nursing and medical work. Miss Rosa Garibaldi and Peppino lead in hospital service and battlefield trophies signal ongoing patriotism aided by American Red Cross efforts.
Japanese and Kalmyrov detachments entered Chabalevsk and seized many locomotives and rolling stock. Prisoners totaled 35 Bolsheviks and one German officer. Two soldiers with bombs were captured in a Japanese street. Bolshevik forces with 1,000 Germans fled to Blagoveschensk.
Hearings before the senate finance committee continued on the war revenue bill as George P. Hampton, head of the farmers' national headquarters, told lawmakers that farmers are persecuted for insisting a large share of war costs be funded by current taxation.
Cid Denton C Y R R schedule effective November 28 1917 lists expected arrival and departure times for Gordontown High Point Thomasville High Rock with daily service excluding Sundays and notes times are not guaranteed. timetable details appear to reflect a regional rail pattern of the era.
M V Richards agricultural commissioner for the Southern railway for many years died Sunday in Atlantic City New Jersey after several months illness. He suffered a nervous breakdown years ago and never fully recovered. Richards was born in Princeton Illinois 59 years ago.
Private Harold Hame of the 66th Regiment at St Adams Rhode Island writes he suffered a three month cough before relief from Foley's Honey and Tar. He recommends Oley's Heny and Tar and says he will keep it on hand for hay fever and bronchial coughs. Mann Drug Co
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