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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
3
A newspaper ad extols a daily morning internal bath using real hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims benefits for nervousness headaches and sleepless nights and cites constipation and bilious attacks as remedies. It notes a quarter pound of limestone phosphate as a cheap demonstration of improved health.
A health notice urges protection from damp ground and cold, drinking water, and a weekly dose of four ounces of Rad Salts to reduce uric acid. It claims rheumatism stems from a toxin built as uric acid, eliminated by kidneys and skin, with Jad Salts offering a grape lemon lithia remedy used by many.
The document lists liabilities and deposits including 1 250 000 06 in stated liabilities and 11 958 854 11 in check deposits with a total of 27 941 894 80 in liabilities. Notary public W S Brookes attested September 22 1919 with officials D Rich J K Norfleet and E W O Hanlon as directors and treasurer.
The document lists demand loans totaling 15,702,224.90 with 631,879.44 in additional figures, alongside 107,326.30 and 9,428,036.72 amounts. It also shows 2,790.75 and a final figure of 527,941,894.86, indicating a financial summary of loan balances and related totals.
Sandra interviews Mrs. Barton about Everett's first wife Leela. Barton paints Leela as a brilliant hostess, fiercely independent, deeply devoted yet unhappy, with beauty and talent masking inner turmoil. The narrator probes Leela’s education, temperament, and spousal dynamics, leaving curiosity unresolved.
London, Sept. 25. Women in London now smoke cigars in restaurants, though cigars are expensive. Street smoking by women is noted with lunches and evening strolls in the West End. A curious line about whale speed and the king’s signature appears amid scattered remarks.
Schedule figures published for passenger trains at High Point as information only and not guaranteed. The notice lists arrival and departure times and service details rather than binding commitments.
A garbled timetable lists arrivals and departures across multiple legs including Washington Birmingham New York Charlotte Richmond Danville and Atlanta. Times appear inconsistent with several duplicate entries and misaligned figures.
Schedule shows expected train arrivals and departures but times are not guaranteed. No. 22 leaves daily except Sunday from High Rock at 12 45 pm and from High Point at 2 14 pm 3 28 pm 4 09 pm with morning departures at 9 00 am 9 35 am and 10 42 am.
Partial transit times for Asheboro and Asheboro Brook routes show morning to afternoon stops with a note on a conditional stop. The schedule indicates a Sunday non operation and specific times such as 7:05 a m and 1:55 p m among others.
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