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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1916

Page

2

Distance from home plate to first base misnamed in baseball lore

An Associated Press analysis traces early ball games of Native Americans and corrects common baseball measurements. It details tribal football precursors, notes the incorrect 90 foot standard, and provides exact diamond distances: home to first 87 feet 9 inches, first to second 84 feet 8 inches, second to third 88 feet 1 inch, third to home 87 feet 9 inches, with pitcher's box alignment at 60 feet 6 inches. It also notes plate depth and positioning.

Heydler National League Michtan Ceseschool Cievaend Brown

Meat to Become a Luxury in Europe

A Paris based AP dispatch notes postwar meat shortages will persist for years. Central powers expect advantage over Entente in livestock losses but both sides face scarce beef and pork as armies deplete stocks. Germany Austria Hungary will rely on occupied territories yet face low per capita meat. pork remains scarce due to front line consumption and prior slaughter.

Paris Revue Des Deux Mondes France Belgium Germany Poland Galicia East Prussia Serbia Europe Balkan Ottoman Empire Antral Entente Great Britain Italy Ferretti Russia Thia

State Normal Bugo logists Break Through a Bridge

Greensboro February report of a bug hunting trip by State Normal college students led by Dr. E W Gudger at Peabody Park. A rustic bridge collapsed during the chase sending fifteen young women into the water but all escaped chilled in spirit and none developed severe colds.

Greensboro The State Normal College E. W. Gudger Peabody Park

After Lagrippe What F G Prevo Ad

Bedford And man writes of severe cough from lagrippe. He tried remedies until two bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar cured him. He recovered weight and health. Mann Drug Co. ad promotes this cough cold and croup remedy.

F. G. Prevo Bedford And Foley Mann Drug Co. Adv

Body of McNeely Identified on Egyptian Coast

Washington says the body recovered near Alexandria in Egypt has been identified as Consul Robert N. McNeely killed in the Persia disaster. United States Consul Garrels sent a minute description of the body and pockets. W. A. MeNeely of Monroe, a brother, confirmed the identification. McNeely was bound for Aden, Arabia, and his body may be returned to the United States.

Washington State Department Alexandria Robert N. McNeely United States Garrels W. A. MeNeely Monroe McNeely Aden Arabia

Each Congressman to Name New Annapolis Midshipman

Washington February reports President Wilson signed a law increasing midshipmen at Annapolis. Secretary Daniels urged every Member of Congress to promptly make their appointments, granting each member one additional appointment. If capacity strains the academy, Daniels said he would seek new buildings.

Washington Wilson Annapolis Daniels Congress Academy

Durham Man Faces Trial for Attempted Assault

Y B Smith superintendent of East Durham Cotton Manufacturing is on trial in Graham charged with attempting to assault 18 year old Floy Wyatt wife of an Alamance county farmer The trial opened with 100 witnesses sworn Wyatt testified Smith admitted being at the house but denied unbecoming conduct The defense challenged Wyatt's sanity while witnesses said her mind is sound Smith is a church steward Sunday school superintendent and bank president with a large family.

Durham Y. B. Smith East Durham Cotton Manufacturing Company Graham Floy Wyatt Alamance County Wyatt Smith Mrs. Wyatt Carr Methodist Church East Durham People’s Bank

Lever Cotton Statistics Bill Favored by House Committee

Washington report states the Lever bill to direct the census bureau to collect and publish statistics of cotton and cotton seed products was favorably reported by the House agricultural committee. A favorable report was also ordered on the Heflin bill directing statistics on raw and prepared cotton linters cotton waste hull fibre used in gun cotton explosives and medicated cotton for 1915.

Washington Census Bureau House Agricultural Committee Heflin

Britain's Navy Twice That of Germany and Austria

Washington reports the British navy is about twice as strong as Germany and Austria combined. The German and Austrian fleets have roughly doubled the U S sea power. The figures were presented to the house naval committee by Captain Josiah McKean of the operations chief staff.

Washington Germany Austria United States Navy Department House Naval Committee Josiah McKean

Schedule details from Asheboro with multiple trains listed

Schedule No. 142 from Asheboro shows train times 7 05 p m 12 15 p m 5 40 p m 7 06 p m and 7 35 a m with No 136 and No 134 also noted in sequence detailing daily departures and arrivals at approximate times.

Asheboro Pra Ee Evens Silsdaws Eoveveee Ee

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