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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1917

Page

6

Waste In State Runs Into Millions As Years Go By

North Carolina farmers waste millions yearly on manure with chemicals worth 80 to 90 dollars per animal year. Lucas cites 385000 horses and mules, 700900 cattle, and 1,550,000 hogs and sheep, with total manure value near 100 million dollars. Poor bedding, weathered piles, and underutilization waste nutrients, costing farmers potential crop gains and profits.

Raleigh North Carolina John Paul Laucas State Food Mr. Lucas

Mail for United States soldiers at the front

Official guidance from the Post Office Department outlines mailing rules for U S soldiers abroad. Letters and parcels to the American Expeditionary Force may use domestic rates with sender and recipient addresses, parcel post at twelve cents per pound up to twenty pounds, and money orders at domestic rates. Magazines require the official authorization scent stamp and must be unwrapped and unaddressed.

United States Post Office Department John Smith, Jr OM Mitcies Infantry American Expeditionary Force Europe

Pirates Lose Their Fearsome Edge in Baseball Era

A nostalgic look at the Pirates once feared in the National League, now seen as tame. The piece notes past dominance by Bezdek’s squad, shifting fortunes, and rival teams like the Reds Indians and Browns, with references to scouting by Germany Schaefer and upcoming World Series implications.

Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburghers Pittsburgh Somesylvania Monogahela Pirates Bezdek Brotherhood Cleveland Indians Babe Ruth Red Sox Cincinnati Reds Browns Athletics Germany Schaefer Giants Germany Kansas City Blues K. C. American Association Reb Russell White Sox Chicago Cubs Florida Braves

Your Watch and the Sun

The passage explains a method using a watch to estimate sunrise by noting sunset and drawing an imaginary line across the dial. The opposite point indicates the sunrise time, with examples showing how sunset at different hours yields corresponding sunrise times the next morning.

Bavarian royal curse blamed for German reverses in Flanders

A wartime analysis blames misfortune and Bavarian royal family curse for German setbacks in Flanders. It traces alleged Bavarian ill luck from Ludwig II through Otto and Luitpold to Prince Ruprecht, noting family tragedies and a doomed marriage, amid high wartime pressure.

Wrier Hluck Bavaria Rupprecht Havaria Somme Rupprecht Europe Ludwig II Ludwig Otto Luitpold Flanders Germany Gabrielle Florence Sorrento Italy Luitpeld Irmingard

Justices Bible—Small Oxford Volume in Supreme Court

A compact Oxford 1799 Bible serves all oaths and pledges before the U S Supreme Court. Since 1800 it has witnessed countless ceremonies, with occasional leather covers added to preserve its red morocco binding. The five and a half by three and a half inch volume, once among 20 000 imported by Congress, has always been kept by the court clerk.

United States Supreme Court Congress Republic Oxford Supreme Court Christian Herald

Tribute to a Dog and Its Noble Qualities

A Victorian style tribute extols dogs as capable of anger, love, grief, pride, courage, and memory. The essay praises their memory, judgment, and loyalty to humans, calling them companions of old folks, guardians of children, and true servants of man. It cites William Wood in the Philadelphia Ledger.

William Wood Philadelphia Ledger

First Sleeping Cars On Cumberland Valley Railroad

The first sleeping cars were used on the Cumberland Valley railroad between Harrisburg and Chambersburg Pennsylvania in 1838. One end carried day seats while the other end housed 18 sleeping berths that could be converted to omnibus seats. Berths included three levels with top and middle tiers hoisted to the ceiling and rope supported. No extra charge for sleeping accommodations.

Cumberland Valley Harrisburg Chambersburg Philadelphia

Tie means well and say no more

A brief quoted exchange contrasts social restraint with blunt wit as a narrator muses on fame and truth in the spirit of Poe.

Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad From Mann Drug Co

To Prevent Self-Poisoning Bewels clogged with waste matter on the whole system Foley Cathartic Tablets work gently but surely do not gripe or cause nausea. Recommended for indigestion constipation sick headache bloating biliousness sour stomach gas on stomach casted tongue bad breath or other conditions caused by disordered digestion. Mann Drug Co.

Mann Drug Co

The Mattys Road Trip Highlights Reds Odd Home Form

Mortgage sale notice details a property in Mechanicsville tied to Elisha and Edna King. The foreclosure secures a note under a 1915 mortgage, with sale at 2 PM September 1, 1917, in front of J. W. Montgomery's store to the highest cash bidder.

Mattys Cincinnati Reds J. W. Montgomery Mechanicsville

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Burleson A. S. Burleson Daniels Nathan Traus Washington Naval Hospital Solace William H. Welch Johns Hopkins Hospital Abram Flexner Nathan Straus Ahn Teutons Bert Little Rudolph Bible of the Supreme Court Poe White Sulphur Springs Mt. Airy, N. C High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Mt. Airy Mt.Airy White Sulphur Springs Joe Gwynn Office of the Register of Deeds Guilford County N. Y Elisha King Edna King J. W. Hedgecock Mortgagee Hayworth Mineral Water Frank P. Drane Hayworth Mineral Springs
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