Less Hay Fever Expected This Year in City
State health board cites two reasons for milder hay fever season fewer vacant lots and weed growth due to urban farming and greater public awareness of prevention. It notes two pollen seasons grass May July and weeds August with ragweed main culprit and urges cutting weeds before 12 inches to lower pollen and disease impact.
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State Board of Health
Idlle
Scheppegrel
New Orleans
Bermuda
Johnson
Her Better Self at Broadway Theater
Pauline Frederick stars in Her Better Self a Paramount program feature written by Margaret Turnbull directed by Robert G. Vignola and photographed by Ned Van Buren The film promises striking photographic effects especially a reckless auto race sequence and marks a top season attraction at the Broadway theater.
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Pauline Frederick
Famous Players
Paramount
Margaret Turnbull
Robert G. Vignola
Ned van Buren
Vignola
Mr. van Buren
Miss Frederick
The Princess of Patches at Rose Theatre
Manager McIntyre presents The Princess of Patches a Selig Red Seal play featuring Vivian Reed Charles Le Moyne Frank Weed and other stars. A Sunny Southland tale follows a patchwork princess whose wealth attracts plots but is thwarted in a dramatic finale with vivid scenes and photography.
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McIntyre
Rose Theater
Vivian Reed
Charles le Moyne
Frank Weed
Sunny Southland
Patches
South
War effects on American pottery industry to headline convention
Atlantic City July 6 The war impact on the American pottery industry will be the leading topic at the annual convention opening today by the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters. Delegates from Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey and other states attend.
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Atlantic City
N. d
America
Brotherhoo of Operative Potters
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
High Point Deeds Filed For Recording In City Lots
Several High Point deeds were recorded at the Grensboro register of deeds yesterday. Transactions include J W Tomlinson to Samuel McMillan for two city lots at 400, W E Snow to Samuel McMillan for one city lot at 775, Harry Hayworth to Samuel McMillan for a city lot at 250, Samuel McMillan and wife to Bessie Boze for a city lot at 3200, and Ralph Parker to Jane Davenport for a city lot at 200. The report also notes Elks war fund plans during the national reunion in Boston with a proposed 1 million dollar drive and an Elks home near the French firing line.
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High Point
Register of Deeds
Grensboro
J. W.tomlinson
Samuel McMillan
W. E. Snow
Harry Hayworth
Bessie Boze
Ralph Parker
Jane Davenport
Boston
Mass
C. T H. Brough
Arkansas
John K.pener
Pennsylvania
George FE. Chamberlain
Oregon
Joseph T. Fanning
New York
James R. Nicholson
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
N.Y
Royal Wedding Anniversary Observed in London
Their majesties marked the 25th year of marriage today. The union of King George and Queen Mary was celebrated on July 6, 1893, with their wedding in the Chapel Royal at St James Palace.
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London
George
Duke of York
Queen Mary
Princess Mary of Teck
St. James’ Palace
A Bad Spring for Women Affected by Lumbago Pains
A letter from Mrs. T. J. Bucknell of Hardy Nebraska describes relief from lumbago after using Foley Ridgey Pills. The spring damp weather is blamed for widespread backache and rheumatic discomfort among women. The drug is praised for helping her recover.
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T. J. Bucknell
Hardy
Foley Ridgey
Pay Up Greek at Bradner Co
A brief note notes a demand for payment at Bradner & Co. regarding a Greek-related financial matter labeled as pay up. No further details provided in the readable text.
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Bradner & Co
Truths and moral tests from wartime voyage to France
Gertrude Lynch reports from Bordeaux on American ambulance volunteers, praising the best while condemning a few miscreants. She calls for screening leaders for self control and suggests military discipline from embarkation to prevent dangerous behavior.
Americans Enjoy More Liberties in Germany
Berlin reports that an agreement between the German foreign office and military authorities lifts nearly all restrictions on American residents. U.S. citizens will no longer report to police or observe outdoor movement hours, may travel freely without travel permits, and are placed on a neutral footing except for those under suspicion.
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Ambulance Corps
Paris
Norton Horjes
Berlin
London
Germany
Foreign Office
United States
Sharpe Ordered to Report for Fort Leavenworth
Captain Bernard Sharpe of the U S A detailed as inspector instructor with the N C G has orders to report to the Army Service School at Fort Leavenworth Kansas, and will leave Saturday. Also comes a brief local ad for fresh grief trade at Kivett's East Gren street and a product note for Foley's King of Malaria Chill Tonic from Mann Drug Co.
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Sharpe
Raleigh
Bernard Sharpe
U.S. A
N.C. G
Army Service School
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Lefve
Kivett’s
East Gren Street
Foley
Mann Drug Co
Little Girl Run Down By Automobile At Salisbury
Salisbury July 6 An automobile driven by P C Spencer of Tarboro on North Main street yesterday noon struck Mary Alice Pendleton small daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarke Pendleton of Washington city The wheels missed the girl but she suffered bruises and escaped harm through the car passing over her
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Salisbury
P. C. Spencer
Tarboro
North Main Street
Mary Alice Pendleton
Clarke Pendleton
Washington City
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the Princess of Patches
Potters In Convention
Plan Ellis
France
North State
Bell
North Carolina
Service
Gertrude Lynch
Bordeaux
Auxiliary Service
South Main Street
Rivet's Store
Green
King
C. E. McManus
Bank of Commere
Anitary Fountain Drinks
Ring
Rexall
The
Commercial National Bank
High Point, N.C
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve’Bank
Quarterly
Bank OF Commerce
H. A. Millis
C. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
A. M. Rankin
G. A. Pollock
Mark Swain
Aby Charles le Moyne
Fran Weed
Iniale
Hank Mann
High Point Bottling Works
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