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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
6
The passage traces how thinkers shaped progress from ancient boat tech to steam power. It highlights Archimedes and Carlyle and extols Nanzetta’s remedies praised by thousands for easing suffering and pain.
Mrs C G Cline of Lincolnton reports eight years of suffering from a tape worm in her child. After treatment by Dr J H Nanzetta of Charlotte, a single dose expelled a 25 foot worm including head. Sister Mrs Handcock recommended the doctor. June 23.
An advertisement describes worm symptoms in children including pale lips dark under eyes and nightly restlessness. It warns of craving sweets fretfulness and bed wetting and claims NANZETTA'S WORM REMEDY can clear up these conditions.
L E Douglas of Alta Vista Virginia states he suffered five years with cancer behind his right ear and found no relief until Dr Nanzetta advised a medicine purchased at Mc Cartney's Drug Store. Six weeks later he is well and praises the treatment. Notary Ernest Jones certifies the affidavit dated October 31, 1927.
A Winston-Salem father reports his eight year old daughter’s health improving after using Nanzetta’s worm medicine. He states the child expelled 46 worms within hours, and praises the remedy as a cure. He offers a testimonial endorsing the treatment.
About People Miss Margaret Walton of Gatesville North Carolina visits sister Mrs R Hinshaw on West College drive. Mrs C A Moffitt of Ramseur visits daughter Mrs John Whitesell on College drive. Mrs Mover Mendenhall and daughter Peggy of Thomasville spend day with sister Mrs Walter Hargett on Johnson street. Dorothy Reitzel leaves for Plymouth to teach Latin at the high school. Frank Mitchel heads to Greensboro to study at NC College W. Nancy Carr Terry and Louise Salsbury depart for Salem college in Winston Salem. Clyde Loman goes to Raleigh to enter North Carolina State College. Louise Crawford of Asheville visits sister Mrs C Grayson at 10 Roland Park. Mr and Mrs F M Carlton of Durham stay with Mr and Mrs S A Holleman at Brookridge Farm. Elwood Cox leaves for Westtown School in Pennsylvania accompanied by brother Joseph who will attend UNC. Dr James McAnally leaves for Philadelphia to resume duties at Methodist Episcopal Hospital after vacation with parents on South Main Street.
More than 7 900 nobles of the Mystic Shrine converge in Asheville for Oasis Temple A A O N M S two day fall ceremonial with representatives from over twenty temples across the south and east led by Potentate Robert E Simpson. Uniformed processions and shrine bands are planned as committees arrange entertainment for ladies.
The Baptist Courier in Greenville announces its opposition to Governor Alfred E. Smith in the upcoming election. Editor Dr. Cody defends the stance as a moral issue tied to prohibition, citing authorization and a desire to align with Christian principles over party lines.
Senator Curtis of Kansas called at the White House to pay respects to President Coolidge. They met privately for about twenty minutes, then posed for photographs at the executive offices. Curtis said the visit was courtesy and no campaign discussions took place.
Recent surveys of Punjab and nearby states show potential to develop about 2.5 million horsepower from rivers. Government focus centers on the Uhl river project expected to meet half the province’s needs for a generation.
Senator Curtis the Republican vice presidential nominee plans a four tribe tour of the northwest visiting Rosebud reservation on September 20 to meet the Siox and others He will then reach Hardin Montana on September 22 to speak to northern Cheyennes On September 23 he will mingle with the Blackfeet at Idaho Falls and later intends to see Osages in Oklahoma Indians hold voting rights this year and many tribes already express support for him.
Senator Curtis will depart for a western speaking tour starting in Lexington Kentucky this Saturday. He then speaks in Evansville Indiana Monday before continuing to Billings Montana, Cheyenne and Denver with engagements each day through the month, returning via Missouri and Oklahoma.
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