Randolph Sunday School Workers Meet at Pleasant Hill
The 27th annual Randolph Sunday school convention closed this afternoon after a two day session at Pleasant Hill Methodist church eight miles from Thomasville. The program featured talks by C F Lambeth O W Rich and Dr Thomas Newlin with emphasis on graded lessons and Sunday school education.
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Asheboro
Kr. G. Carson
Charlotte Sunday School Association
C. F. Lambeth
Thomasville
Hugh Parks
Franklinville
Mr. Lambeth
0. W. Rich
Marietta Betts
Association
Thomas Newlin
Guilford College
P. L. Wright
Winston-Salem
Stephenson
North Carolina Sunday School Association
Wright
Department of Education
Appetite as a Health Indicator in Digestive Comfort
The text links appetite loss to a need for stomach cleansing and stimulation to restore normal function. It suggests that restoring a normal appetite involves addressing digestive balance and prompting healthy activity.
First Train Reaches Lenoir Since July Flood
Lenoir relives relief as the Carolina and Northwestern resumes rail service from Hickory over the rebuilt Catawba trestle. Manager L. T. Nichols rode the inaugural motor car. Freight moves next. passenger service to Chester to resume Sunday.
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Hickory
Carolina and Northwestern Railway
Catawba
L. T. Nichols
Chester
Old Horse Ford
Carolina and North-Western
Mortimer
Thomasville Relieved of Infantile Paralysis Scare
Lexington August 18 Dr KE F Long county health officer examined reports and found a case of infantile paralysis untrue. A small child died four miles away after a day of illness first believed to be infantile paralysis. He suspects spinal meningitis and sent spinal fluid to Raleigh for bacteriological testing.
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Thomasville
KE. F. Long
Here
Long
Raleigh
Hoboes Have Disappeared Across England
London officials report that vagrants or hoboes have ceased to exist throughout England as of August. The notice notes a disappearance of the transient poor from provincial areas, with authorities quoting a strong decline in such populations.
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England
Notice to the Public From Local Floral Will
Public notice from Frank H. Ford formerly High Point Floral Co. offers funeral designs and flowers for sale. Phone numbers 363 and 17 listed for regular business and service inquiries. tf.
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High Point Floral Co
Baseball scores from across leagues and cities
A roundup of results shows Asheville 11 Greensboro 9 Winston-Salem 8-1 Charlotte 3-0 Raleigh 8-8 Durham 7 Philadelphia 4-2 St Louis 3-3 Washington 6-4 Detroit 11-8 Boston 0 Chicago 7 New York 5 Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 5 Chicago 1 New York 0 Nashville 2 Mobile 1 Little Rock 6 Atlanta 2 Memphis 1 Birmingham 3 Portsmouth 5 Newport News 1 Rocky Mount 2 Petersburg 0 No more schedules listed.
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Columbus Triumphs Over Charleston Four to One
In a fast paced matchup Columbus defeats Charleston 4 to 1 while Jacksonville falls to Columbia 5 to 7 in a separate contest. The results highlight decisive scoring from Columbus and a close fight between Jacksonville and Columbia.
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Charleston
Jacksonville
Columbia
Richmond and Montreal Win in One-Sided Scores
A compact sports brief notes Montreal defeated Richmond 7 to 4, and Augusta fell 7 to 2 while Macon scored 2 in a separate result. No other games are scheduled at this time.
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Augusta
Richmond
Montreal
St. Paul Dominates Columbus 5–0 In Aces Match
In a high scoring set, St. Paul defeats Columbus 5 to 0 with strong pitching. First game lasts ten innings, while Kansas City falls to Indianapolis 3 to 2 and Milwaukee defeats Louisville 6 to 2. Minneapolis-Toledo game ends 4-4 and 3-5 respectively.
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Hungary to Stop Emigration to America After War
Budapest reports Dr. Gustav Gratz, MP and Hungarian Manufacturers' director, says Hungary must erect barriers to postwar emigration to America. He notes agricultural workers may flee while industrial workers stay. he urges both nations to curb cheap labor influx and cites American willingness to restrict immigration.
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Hungary
America
Gustav Gratz
Hungarian Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Gratz
Austria
Germany
Europe
Nephew of Lansing Joins American Diplomatic Service
Allan Welsh Dules, nephew of Secretary Lansing and grandson of John W. Foster, arrived in India to serve as third secretary under Ambassador Frederick C. Penfield. At 23, he studied privately, took a high- scoring exam under a number, and avoided favoritism claims. He begins his career with Penfield guiding his early diplomatic training.
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Allan Welsh Dules
Lansing
John W. Foster
India
Frederick C. Penfield
Dules
Dales
John .W. Foster
Dutch Farmers See 1915 Agricultural Value Rise
Dutch agricultural products valued at 372.8 million dollars in 1915, up from 260 million, a 43 percent increase. Higher costs for artificial manures, raw materials, and wages cut paper profits from 112.8 million to about 72 million, per the Department of Agriculture study.
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Netherlands
Department of Agriculture
Russian export official in Tokyo studies trade needs
Peter Juri evitch Schmidt secretary of the Russian chamber of export visits Tokyo to study ways to boost Russia permanent export trade with Japan and assess Japanese requirements for abundant Russian raw materials.
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Peter Julievitch Schmidt
Russian Chamber of Export
Russia
Japan
Hamburg merchant fined over rubber and hair sausage
A Hamburg trader was fined 2000 marks for selling a liver sausage priced at two marks twenty pfennigs per pound that laboratory tests showed contained macerated rubber finely ground hair and gelatine with no liver flesh or fats.
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Hamburg
Big Growth Reported for Swedish Rifle Societies
Stockholm August report shows 211000 members in rifle societies with over 200000 active riflemen. Promoters request a government subsidy of 100000 dollars to distribute to local rifle societies nationwide.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Local Man Reports Kidney Pill Relief
Frank Moseley of Moore's Hill Indiana reports persistent side and back pain. After taking Foley Kidney Pills relief appeared after the first dose and within 48 hours all pain stopped. The pills claim to make the kidney active and healthful and to stop sleep disturbing bladder ailments.
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Frank Moseley
Moore’s Hill
Ind
Foley
French Red Tape Taxes 25 Franc Receipt on 5000 Franc Gift
In Paris on August 18 a Portuguese man gave 5000 francs to the fund for war munitions and then received a 25 franc receipt tax from the state on the money it collects.
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Lima Woman Credits Chamberlain’s Tablets
Two years ago Emma Verburyke of Lima Ohio suffered frequent stomach trouble and biliousness and could eat little. She became dizzy and weak, nearly losing balance until she tried Chamberlain’s Tablets as advertised and improved rapidly. Obtainable everywhere.
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Emma _ Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
Chamberlain
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