Woman’s burden in South America outlined in report
Panama, Feb 17—Dr Robert Speer outlines a report on Latin America women noting 25 to 50 percent illegitimate births on the continent, high infant mortality from unguarded milk and venereal disease, and social stigma for working women while wealthy women are praised for virtue and family life.
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Robert Fb. Speer
American Presbyterian Board
Latin-America
Latin- America
Florence E. Smith
Colombia
Continent
Chile
United States
Valparaiso
Concepcion
Valdivia
North
Europe
Georges Clemenceau
France
Argentina
Argentine
Rnher
South America
Commission
Latin America
Uric acid in meat linked to rheumatism warned
A health note explains rheumatism stems from excess meat and uric acid. It recommends drinking water, dressing warmly, and using Rad Salts to stimulate kidneys for a week. Also mentions Jac Salts as a lithia-water aid and notes on submarine warfare policy.
Federal Reserve to mull overseas agencies on Strong return
Washington date nerve pool. The federal reserve board will consider whether reserve banks should set up agencies abroad upon the return of Benjamin Strong Jr. governor of the New York Reserve Bank who sailed for Europe two weeks ago.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Benjamin Strong, Jr
New York Reserve Bank
Europe
City election setup lists ward judges and polling places
The document appoints ward election judges for First through Fourth Wards in High Point along with polling sites. It prescribes registration periods from January 22, 1916 to February 26, 1916 and voting hours on Saturdays and select Sundays, with ballot counting and certification set for March 8, 1916 at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Brown
J. F. Hoffman
D. S. Gurley
W. D. Simmons
C. M. Brown
A. B. Horney
W. G. Brown
J. S. Dennis
Z. M. Silman
J. E. Wagner
E. T. Hedrick
J. P. Myers
L. Parrish
N. M. Hodson
Home Bank
Washington Street
City Hall
Jordan Street
High Point
N. C
Parker NC Man Sees Quick Relief With Mayr's Remedy
W R Davenport of Parker North Carolina suffered long from a stomach malady described as catarrh of the stomach by doctors. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy he reports instant relief and a full course of treatment nearly cured him. The advertisement claims permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee. Hert Drug Co. adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Davenport
Parker, N. C
Jong
Erlief
Mayr
Hert Drug Co. Alv
Notice of High Point Bond Election March 7 1916
City of High Point voters are called to a March 7 1916 election across wards to decide on issuing bonds totaling 50000.90 dollars as authorized by a city council resolution. Voters will determine whether the bonds are issued and under what terms as outlined in the resolution.
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United States
Lansing
Lusitania
Count von Bernsterif
Wilson
Berlin
Vienna
Germany
Count von Bernstorfy
Lansme
von Bethmann-Hollweg
High Point
N. C
Sai City
Masonic Notice and City Bond Vote in High Point
Regular convocation High Point Chapter No 70 R A M Friday night at 730 work in Royal Arch Degree Full attendance desired City council of High Point calls March 7 1916 election for 50000 street improvement bonds new registration ordered with ward registrars named for each ward, including L J Ingram and J L Sechrest.
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High Point
Royal Arch
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South Ameri
Dr. Speer
Commission On Women’s Work
Com
Press Today
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Ture
Hart Drug Co
Liero
APPAM
Hans
Berg
Jarrell Hotel
Main Street
Welch’s
Rankin Street
W. P. Pickett
Broadway Today
Parker
City of
Steet
J. H. Dobbs, EH
Jas. J. Griffith
L. J. Ingram
J. L. Sechrest
Columbia Laundry Company
Greensboro
Thacker’s Shoe Store
White Oak Street
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W.R. Morrow
Ellectrigal Shoe Stiok
Southern Bugsy Company
North Main St
Columbia Records
High Point Enterprise
DEC
Banc Certa
Cas
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