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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1919
Page
6
The notice lists railroad times for arrivals and departures at shown stations but states that stated times are not guaranteed. It serves as a public timetable with standard disclaimer about schedule reliability.
Sandra recounts a tense night as Everett forbids Walter Kemp and accepts a late visit from Barrett Edmonds. The entry details Sandra inviting Edmonds after Everett’s leave, Edmonds’ praise, and a discreet night of music before Everett returns home angry and suspicious.
Fragmentary diary-like lines show a tense exchange about trust and control as Irma Barton invites Sandra to a launch, while the narrator contemplates motives and expectations. The passage hints at past comparisons to Leela and a wish for independence from a domineering speaker.
Frederick S. Kolle promotes Bitro-Phosphate for weak nervous people seeking weight and vigor. He claims a French scientist discovered it and that 5 grain tablets taken before meals aid strength, with a two week supply at fifty cents a week. Money-back if results aren’t felt. Euro-Phosphate free if no improvement.
London reports that the global cable system is being restored to prewar levels. Five Anglo German cables and four England Belgium links are being repaired while telegraph to Ireland is restored and messages to Australia are flowing in hours. European continental communication improves steadily.
Paris report describes General Foch urging British troops to recall Napoleon's memory to boost morale. He pressed General Sir John French to attack, and after French hesitated, a proclamation was issued. The next morning, British forces regained the lost ground at Ypres.
Silk, the costliest fiber, is shipped in special express trains under guard. Values range from 5 million to 25 million dollars, reflecting the high-security transport of raw silk.
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