French veterans build vast underground shelters on front lines
Dozens of aging French soldiers, ages forty five to fifty, engineer and construct bomb proof dugouts from Verdun to the Swiss frontier. Electric drills, sawmills, and new tools aid shelters with beds, lighting, showers, and medical posts. Exits ensure escape if one is breached.
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North Sea
Associated Press
Territorial Army
Somme
Verdun
Special Army
Allied Diplomats to Speak at Southern Congress Banquet
New York August 15 allied diplomats will be guests of honor at the Southern Commercial Congress banquet in October at the Hotel Astor during the tenth convention. Ambassadors from France Great Britain Italy Japan Russia Portugal Siam Cuba Panama Serbia Belgium and Greece will attend with Jusserand delivering the envoy responses.
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New York
United States
Southern Commercial Congress
Hotel Astor
Congress
Oscar Straus
New York Committee
Duncan A. Fletcher
Clarence J. Owens
William H. Saunders
Washington
Taft
League
America
Jusserand
France
Fletcher
Oscar Strauss
Aemaica
J. J. Jusserand
Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice
Great Britain
V. Macchi de Cellare
Italy
Aimaro Sato
Japan
Geo, Bakameteif
Imperial Court
Russia
Viscount de Alte
Portugal
Phya Prabna Karavongse
Siam
Carlos Mantel de Cespedes
Cuba
Don Belisario Porras
Panama
Lioubomir Michailovitch
Serbia
Bb. Havenith
Belgium
A. Vouros
Greeer
Death of Husband Spurs Woman to Lead Russian Legion
Vera Butchkareff, a young Tomsk province woman, enlisted after her husband died on the German front. She rose to command the Women's Legion of Death, fought at Lake Naroch, led trenches to capture prisoners, then served on the Austrian front before forming a unit to march to the front again and defend newly won liberty.
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New York
Associated Press
Vera Betchareff
Women’s Legion of Death
Russian Information Bureau
Vera Butehkareff
Petrograd
Tomsk
T Frontier
Tormts
Stubindorf
Polotzk Regiment
2Nd Army
Vera Butchkarelff
Lake Naroch
Doubova Korchma
M. Rodzianko
Duma
Vera Butchkareff
Take This for Malaria Chills and Fevers
A vintage remedy promotes Foley’s malarial tonic to treat chills fevers and sweats with quininelike efficacy and iron to boost appetite strength and energy. It claims purifying tenic properties, suggesting a brisk tonic effect.
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Foley
Health Board Plans Fall Health Propaganda at Fairs
The State Board of Health will expand health education at North Carolina Agricultural Fairs this fall. Two to four exhibitors and four new exhibit sets are being prepared to attract crowds at sawdust midway attractions. From late September through November the effort aims to promote right living and disease prevention across weekly fair visits. County fair groups have requested the exhibits and more counties will be contacted for guidance.
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State Board of Health
North Carolina
Noymber
Boston preps for Grand Army encampment week
Boston committees rush final preparations as the Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens in a few days. Applications for lodging exceed prior years, decorations funds redirected to patriot causes, and the program of business and entertainment remains robust.
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Boston
Mass
Grand Army of the Republic
North Carolina Called To Build Fairer Market System
The State Food Conservation Commission urges merchants and bankers to create fair market channels for corn wheat oats hay beans and other staples. It cites Gainesville Florida as a successful model and calls for warehouse space shelling grading and bale facilities to help farmers sell surplus crops. Director B W Kilgore asks 3 000 bankers and merchants to back stronger markets for state development.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Food Conservation Commission
Food Commission
Central West
Gainesville
Fla
Pla
Wilmington
Charette
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
B. W. Kilgore
Agricultural Extension Service
High Point Tax Ordinance Amends Poll and Property Taxes
The High Point City Council amends Schedule A to raise the poll tax to 2.00 for males 21 to 50 as of May 1 1917 and applies 1.00 tax on real estate personal property and other subjects to fund general expenses and bond interest totaling 3.50 per poll and 1.50 per 100 dollars value on real property. The changes apply to city corporate limits and include school bonds dated July 1 1913. By Order of the Council Thomas J Murphy City Manager August 15 1914.
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High Point
Ily
Igh Point
Sonal
General Assembly
Thomas J.29 Murphy
Reward Offered for Train Derailment Arrest
Five hundred dollars reward will be paid by the Southern Railway System for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who placed spikes bolts and angle bars causing the derailment of passenger train No. 26 near Huntersville NC on Tuesday morning July 17 1917. All communications should be sent to J W Connelly Chief Special Agent Southern Railway System Charlotte NC. If arrested, wire the sheriff NC Wallace Charlotte of M Formaure General Manager.
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Raihway
Huntersville
NW. C
J. W. Connelly
Southern Railway System
Charlotte
N. W
North Carolina
Wallace
Charlot
M. Formaure
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