Health conditions show improvement in nine counties
Monthly reports from nine counties cooperating with the Rockefeller International Health board and state health officials highlight progress. Dr. Warren secured treatment for 90 school children with defects in Rowan, Dr Long replaced nine open-back closets in Davidson, and Northampton reached nearly 4,000 people with public lectures. Preliminary exams covered over 12,000 pupils, with 600 worm treatments issued and 16 sanitary closets built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. EB. Washburn
A. d. Warren
Rowan
BE. FP
Long
Davidson
Northampton County
Red Cross assigns temporary leaders at Camp Greene
Laning Harvey arrives as field director for the American Red Cross at Camp Greene in Charlotte and will serve temporarily until a permanent director is named. W. H. Coursen arrives to oversee home service as social director.
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Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Laning Harvey
American Red Cross
Camp Greene
Charlotte
N. C
W. H. Coursen
Home Service
Flour is Offered to Government by Carolinians
The Food Administration tightens wheat flour sales in North Carolina. Milling divisions limit net flour sold to a rural resident to 49 pounds and restrict exchanges to 30 days of needs. Customers must accept substitutes or present certificates. Mills report certificates monthly. exchanges for farmers use 30 day needs. An exception allows remote farmers over three miles from a mill to receive up to 60 days supply.
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Raleigh
April
The
Food Administration
Hach Misier
Pood
Henry A. Page
North Carolina
Uncle Sam
Oscar L. Clark
United States
Daniel Webster
All South C. E. Convention Meets Next in Memphis
The second All-South Christian Endeavor convention will meet July 11 to 14 at Second Presbyterian Church in Memphis Tennessee. Noted speakers include Dr. J Campbell White Rev Francis E Clark Homer W Rodeheaver Abe Corey and many others. Delegates from the High Point union are expected to attend and registration is $1 to Memphis convention secretary in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Memphis
All-South Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Tenn
J. Campbell White
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Francis E. Clark
Boston
CG. EK
Homer W. Rodeheaver
Chicago
Billy Sunday
Abe Corey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Christian Foreign Mission
High Point Union
Ferger
Chattanooga
Notice for Elwood and Piedmont Camp members
All members of Elwood Camp No 729 and Piedmont Camp No 2 are invited to a meeting this Wednesday night April 10 at 8 30 at Circle Hall behind the post office in the Sherrod building. Ladies are especially invited. Signed Miss Lula King Guardian.
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Elwood Camp No
Piedmont Camp No. #2
Circle Hall
Post Office
Sherrod
Instrument aids French mapmakers locate objects from air photos
French artillery gains precision with a new instrument that transfers photographed enemy objects to maps within five yards. It marks trenches, emplacements, roads, rail lines and other targets with high accuracy, improving air observation and sound-based targeting methods.
Nine officers arrive for nutritional survey of local food
Captain Drury L. Weatheland of the sanitary corps leads a nine member team who arrived yesterday to conduct a nutritional survey of the food served in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Drury L. Weatheland
Sanitary Corps
N. A
Pay Your City Taxes This Week Savings Ahead
R C Soyars urges residents to pay city taxes this week to avoid additional costs. The notice stresses timely payment to prevent penalties and further charges.
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R. C. Soyars
President Boyd Addresses Greensboro Christian Endeavorers
President Boyd spoke to Greensboro Christian Endeavorers held at Clenwood Presbyterian Church Tuesday night. Inclement weather reduced attendance but reports showed Greensboro societies on the job and doing fine work.
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Bova
North Carps
Endeavor Union
Greensboro
Clenwood Presbyterian Church
Boyd
Christian Endeavor
Birth of a Nation at Municipal Theater Greensboro
David W. Griffiths epic Birth of a Nation screens at Municipal Theater Greensboro Friday and Saturday April 12 13. Critics call it history by lightning blending slavery civil war Lincoln era and reconciliation with a sweeping human love story. The production uses 12000 feet of film and features famous scenes of Grant Lee Booth and Sherman.
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Municipal Theater
Greensboro
David W. Griffith
Appomattox
Lincoln
Griffith
Sherman
Grant
Lee
John Wilkes Booth
South
Foley's Honey and Tar Earns Trusted Winter Praise
Snow and cold pushed colds higher this winter. Mrs. Edward Sterry of Clinton Ohio praises Poléys TM Honey and Tar calling it the only medicine for coughs and colds and highly recommending it for children.
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Foley
Edward Sterry
Clinton
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Countess du Barry
Louis XV
William Fox
France
Adrian Johnson
J. Gordon Edwards
Standard Pictures
Nine Coun
Rockefeller
State Board of Health
Sevier
Tanenhaus
Boa Ese
High Point
Winston-Salem
Elwood
Winston
Zinzendorf
Guilford
Lula King
New Order of Food Administration
W. M. Thackery
Greensboro Endeavorers
A. E. Frazier
Bank of Commerce
Wachovia Bank & Trust
W. C. Idol
Peoples House Furning Company
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