Bargains in Waists at Four Dollar to Seven Dollar Range
Local store showcases waists priced at 4.00, 5.00, 6.00 and 7.00 dollars. Selection emphasizes value with multiple price points for affordable women’s blouses.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
3
Local store showcases waists priced at 4.00, 5.00, 6.00 and 7.00 dollars. Selection emphasizes value with multiple price points for affordable women’s blouses.
The item provides a quick view of national club standings. Named teams and positions are listed to reflect current ranking. The reported data highlights leading clubs and notable shifts in the table.
Yesterday results show rain affecting games between Boston and New York, and Philadelphia and Brooklyn. Standout scores include St. Louis 3, Chicago 7. Minneapolis 5, Toledo 12. Louisville 7, Kansas City 3. Indianapolis 6, Milwaukee 0. Columbus 6, with New York and Boston also noted amid rain delays.
Paris reports the new French chamber is expected to include many World War I veterans. Writer Linet Valmer urges titles for victorious generals, proposing a list of famed names and foreign princely titles to accompany marshals and generals.
A health brief urges regular meat eaters to use Jad Salts or a grape lemon lithia drink to flush clogged kidneys. It claims meat causes uric acid buildup, leading to rheumatic, liver, nervous, and bladder issues, and promotes taking four ounces in water daily to cleanse kidneys.
In Bucharest on September 24, Colonel Henry W. Anderson reports the United States sent 186,000,000 pounds of medical and relief supplies to the Balkans via the Red Cross in the first half of 1919. Romania, Serbia and Greece received the largest shares. clothing provided the top tonnage with substantial yardage delivered to each country. Salonika emerged as the key port.
Mrs. Henrietta Barmore, elected village treasurer of Peekskill last spring as the town’s first woman in public office, announces candidacy for the office of receiver of taxes.
Published arrival and departure figures from Southern Raiload Lines show train times to and from Washington Birmingham New York Washington Charlotte Richmond Danville N O Richmond and other stops. Times include 12:30 a m 3 04 a m 7 09 a m 8 08 p m 9 54 p m and 7 32 a m among listings with several revised afternoon and evening departures.
A timetable under United States Railroad Administration shows departures and arrivals for Asheboro with notes on a Sunday nonservice and a conditional stop. The Depot Ticket Office lists telephone number 146. The fragment includes several times such as 7:05 a.m. and 8:18 a.m. with afternoon and evening legs.
A London report notes royal warrants show eleven whiskey distillers and nineteen beer dealers as purveyors to the King. About fifty wine producers and merchants also claim his patronage, though the king likely does not sample most brands. The piece comments on make believe in royal acts and endorsements.
Jurors in the District of the Seine have urged Justice Minister Nail to curb alcohol sales after handling fourteen cases, ten linked to drink. Prohibition advocates doubt action due to wine merchants' influence and upcoming elections.
A local report describes a native barber in India who can share a person while the sleeper remains undisturbed, claiming his touch is gentle enough not to wake the awake recipient. The unusual practice is noted as a cultural curiosity with no reported harm.
London reports Sir Archibald Salvidge of Liverpol, director of a brewery with 300 saloons in the United States, urging persistence of war time drinking hours. He notes past London openings from twelve thirty to three and six to ten, with six to nine fines, and fears the old sixam to elevenpm regime will not return.
An official Romanian statement from London notes Orsova at the junction of Austria Hungary Serbia and Romania shifts allegiance to Romania after years of postwar realignments. Vicomtesse de la Pennouse, honored for Red Cross service, received the Order of the British Empire from King George.
London Sept 24 King George left London for Balmoral to spend his holiday. The paper recalls a prior Royal visit to the castle and a servant found in the stables harness room exclaiming he needed warmth, reflecting the chilly conditions reported at Balmoral Castle.
Fragmentary note recalls Thomas Blanket who introduced woolens to England in 1345 and wove fabrics, shaping early textile craft and trade through simple production.
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