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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

2

Burglar Escapes After Thunderstorm At Mrs Graham Home

The narrator recalls a car crash injuring the chauffeur Thomas and a late night burglar hiding near the window. A thunderstorm then reveals the intruder, prompting a scream and a call for Hetty as the burglar escapes. Mrs Gray visits Thomas in hospital, with doctors warning it will be a month before recovery. Everett expects Mrs Graham to face his ire for driving during his absence.

Thomas Walter Emp Mr. Graham Everett Dee Hetty Mrs. Gray

Met Life building tenants suffer elevator strike delay

In New York the 14 660 occupants of the Metropolitan Life building endure a firemen strike that halts the fifty story elevators. Workers climb stairs as elevators stay idle while stairways fill with weary tenants and stalled errands.

New York Metropolitan Life Ithye Street

Controversy Over 2.75 Percent Beer Sparks Debate

The article discusses Prohibition era debates on a 2.75 percent beer ruling and the drys push to end it while wets fight to keep it. It cites tests and experiments in Newark led by Dr. Charles A Rosewater, detailing a wartime beer study with mixed meals and manipulated alcohol content to study intoxication levels.

New York New York Evening Post Newark Charles A Rosewater Augustus J. Mitchell Potty Amin

Rheumatism Sufferer Recommends Number 40 For The Blood

Augusta Georgia May 20 1919 Wesley Royal testifies he suffered rheumatism and indigestion and could not feed himself. After using Number 40 For The Blood he saw splendid results though not fully cured. He plans continued use of Number 46 and has advised friends to try Number 40. Sold by Hart Drug Co. and made by J J C Wendenhall Evansville.

Augusta Wesley Royal J. M. Haynie C. Wendenhall Evansville Hart Drug Co

Recreation rooms prove popular for city youths

The First Reformed Paraca class recreation rooms attract many young men nights, offering shower baths writing tablets boxing gloves punching bags wrestling mat indoor baseball and other games. Open 7 to 10 or later most evenings except Wednesday, inviting all local youths regardless of faith. Wilhelm is reported to have a cold possibly spread from his feet.

Historic Old Ship Puts to Sea Again

The battleship Oregon sailed from San Francisco for the Columbia River to join the Pacific fleet and participate in a fleet review by President Wilson at Puget Sound. Secretary Daniels spoke to naval officers and crew amid fleet entertainments and boxing finals at the civic auditorium. The piece notes a personal aside about bachelors and housing.

San Francisco Oregon Columbia River Daniels Portland Puget Sound Pacific Fleet Wilson Civic Auditorium Navy

Beet weighing seven pounds claims Stoud’s premier grower status

G M Stroud of 723 Hamilton Street presents a seven pound beet as proof he leads local beet growers. The giant was said to be grown in a back lot with Globe beet seed and reflects a light cultivation approach. Stroud notes other beets in his fields run five to six pounds. Some farmers report health complaints like rheumatism and rubenism.

G. M. Stroud Hamilton Street Mr. Stroud

Why Chilly Weather Brings Rheumatism

Rheumatism affects all ages and ranks, worsened by damp cold. It results from uric acid buildup and kidney strain in cold weather. Take four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week to flush acids, using Jad Salts as a grape and lemon lithia drink to ease symptoms.

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Williams Price & Ceuta Williams Mfg. CO Freps Claveland Obie Erick Florman Peacock - Sherrod Building Dalton Livery and Transfer CO Dalton Livery Carson High Point Ins A. Sherrod W. RR. Morrow Sec Treas C. M. Kephart W. Carson Burns Max Rones High Point, N.C High Point Winston- Salem Elwood Hotel Winston Winston, Zinzendorf Hotel Greensboro Elwood Thotel Guilford Hotel Union Cross Teaguetown Wallsburg Sandra Graham Mrs. Graham Kemp Hettyssured Wachovia Bank & Trust W. &. Idol Wescott Roberson Federal Reserve System Erish South Main St Post Monstration Sale Mmer Soda Delmont America Wilhelm Marietta THE Marietta Paint & Color CO Southern High Point, N. C
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