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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1919

Page

3

Red Cross Christmas Seals On Sale In High Point

The social service department of the Woman's club led by Miss Genevieve Moore urges buying Red Cross Christmas seals to fund health work. Seventy five percent of receipts stay in High Point, aiding tuberculosis prevention as deaths have declined 12 percent in North Carolina over four years. Citizens are urged to place seals on mail to boost the effort.

Red Cross High Point Social Service Department Woman's Club Genevieve Moore

Vienna Ghastly State After War

Miss Ruth Fry describes severe milk shortages in Vienna and its impact on children. She notes widespread malnutrition, rickets, and tuberculosis, with milk reserved for infants and scarce for others. She calls for international measures to export surplus milk and protect future health.

London Ruth Fly Friends’ War Victim Relief Mission Vienna

Glycerine Mixture Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments

A trade ad claims Adlerika with glycerine buckhorn bark and other ingredients cleanses the bowels and prevents appendicitis. It purports to ease gas and constipation, with a businessman reporting relief from long standing indigestion and sour stomach. Matton Drug Co.

Matton Drug Co

Foreigners in Soviet Russia Must Register

The home department commissioner issued an order under the peasants and workers defense council requiring all foreigners in Soviet Russia to register. They must state their parentage business in Russia and their native country political party.

London Home Department Russia Council of Peasants’ and Workmens’ Defense

U S May Have 10 Feed Petrograd Report

Captain John C. Miller of the U S Army Medical Corps acts as American Relief Administration representative in Reval and Finland, planning to feed Petrograd if the city falls. Lieutenant I W Wahren of Boston also prepared to travel to Petrograd to feed 90 000 Finnish beneficiaries and arrange shipments from Viborg and Reval.

Hellingfors United States Petrograd John C. Miller United States Army Medical Corps Reval American Relief Administration Finland Baltic Yudeniteh Miller Viborg I. W. Wahren Boston Vibrg

Relief supplies to Petrograd face hazardous river voyage

American relief materials on barges ready for dispatch to the Russian port of Petrograd encounter danger due to a mine filled waterway. The Finns struggle to clear deep waters while a sea lane beyond Bjorko hosts British ships and drifting mines. Reports claim new Russian mines replace those destroyed, with several vessels sunk and Viborg lighthouse wrecked.

Petrograd Bjorko Viborg Kippeh Rock

Panama baseball season stirs Army zone crowds

Sergeant A Castle reports eight team Panama Canal League action in Corozal and Balboa Colon. Corozal seeks pennant with strong garrison teams while turnout grows despite reduced rosters after WWI enlistments. Local enthusiasm runs high as service members and civilians join the Panamanian league efforts and look to another successful season.

Panama Canal Zone Balboa Colon Corozal Panama

Turkeys and Guineas Earn From Grasshoppers in North Dakota

North Dakota farmers boost poultry feeding on grasshoppers with successful experiments at the State Agricultural College. Turkeys and guineas fatten early in season, reducing insect pests with minimal effort, while prairie chickens decline in popularity. The Duchess of Aosta, a famed European royal and big game hunter, is noted for her exile-era life and hunting in Africa.

Fargo N. D North Dakota State Agricultural College G. R. Greaves Agricultural College the Agricultural College Duchess of Aosta Italy Victor Emmanuel Duke of Orleans Paris England Abyssinia Africa

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