Height and Weight Index To Health
The child welfare program in North Carolina joins a national effort to save 100000 babies this year through height and weight testing. Article notes early neglect causes defects and stresses parental action, nurse support, and milk supply protection to improve child health and track growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Department
Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
North Carolina
Children’s Bureau
Prussian Threat Tied to Geronimo and Sitting Bull in Propaganda
A National Security League piece by Robert H. Davis compares German rulers to Geronimo and Sitting Bull, arguing that victory is essential to avert a worldwide calamity. It labels the Prussians as driven by divine conquest and urges Americans to fight to prevent their “march” into civilization.
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Ing
Natonal Security League
Robert H. Davis
Paper Shortage Prompts Official Reports Posting
London July 10 the paper shortage and upcoming newspaper sales restrictions have driven authorities to post British and French official communiques outside the Press Bureau in Whitehall. An onlooker crowd watched the first typewritten British copy being framed and read it for a time. The French notice attracted less attention due to language, with few lingering after a quick glance.
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London
Whitehall
Jimmy the Aunt Eater Mascot Faces Marines on the Marne
The Mexican ant eater mascot Jimmy the Aunt Eater joined the Marine drive on the Marne and returned unscathed to the billet. During fighting the mascot darted about, prompting the regiment to craft a miniature gas mask and shrapnel helmet for future engagements.
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Jimmy
Marine Corps
Marne
Huns
Twenty One Sailors Rescued From Iceberg Sinking
Twenty one members of the Alaska Packers Association aboard the Tacoma lived on an iceberg for three weeks after the May sinking in Bristol Bay. They were rescued in Seattle by the US Fisheries steamer Roosevelt, which also saved about 600 cannery workers before returning from Alaskan waters.
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Seatttle
Walch
Alaska Packers’ Association
Tacoma
United States Fisheries
Roosevelt
Britol Bay
Alaskan
Self-Appointed Federal Detective Lands Self in Jail
Baltimore July 10 A self styled government detective James H Busick 34 was jailed on disorderly conduct after arresting two men and claiming whiskey in their cellars. Busick had previously confined the men to the central police station.
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Baltimore
Central
James H. Busick
Opposition forces withdrawal of motion picture license request
The city council heard opposition to C. E. Ellison's bid to operate a motion picture theater for negroes at Centennial avenue and Washington street. After a lengthy white residents’ petition was read, applicant Ison withdrew the application and Ellison gave a speech praising the awakening effect of his filing.
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C. E. Ellison
Centennial Avenue
Washington Street
Ison
Ellison
Corn Sirup For Canning On Temporary Basis
Specialists of the United States department of agriculture say corn sirup may be used in canning and in making jellies jams marmalades and fruit butters. Varying amounts are used with sugar and the sirup gives a modified flavor. It should be tried in small quantities first and works well with strong flavored fruits like pineapple and cherries. The amount to use depends on fruit type and sirup strength.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Norway Allocates Seven Million for Farm Development
The Norwegian government appropriates 7 million dollars for intensive agricultural development. Of this, 4.5 million dollars will be used to maintain low maximum prices for cattle feed and fertilizer.
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Loss
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown during our illness and the death of our two first children. Special thanks for the financial aid from Consolidated Veneer and Panel Co officers and workers. Thanks, boys, you always go 100 percent when it comes to helping others. J. B. Beaver and Mrs. J. S. Beaver Adv 411 Lake Street.
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Consolidated Veneer and Panel Co
Sharp Fight Between U S Officials and Draft Dodgers in Arkansas
Troops from Camp Vike and county officers hunted more than 20 alleged draft evaders after a battle near Heber Springs, Arkansas. Deputy Sheriff Porter Hazlewood was killed when gunfire erupted as deputies surrounded the Atkinson home. two Atkinson family members were slain, and others were wounded as the suspects fled into the hills. A large manhunt with deputies and a detachment of soldiers followed.
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Vike
Cleburn County
Ark
Heber Springs
Porter Hazlewood
Thomas Atkinson
Tom
Ohers
Swell Dressed Motorist Slows Traffic Cop in Alexandria
In Alexandria Virginia on July 10 Policeman William Campbell Jr states a fashionably dressed woman hit him with a fast car at Ning and Washington streets. After the collision she offered to mend his torn trousers then provided an order for new trousers from a local shop claiming unfamiliarity with speed limits.
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Alexandria
William Campbell, Jr
Ning
Washington Streets
Submarine Chasers Cross Atlantic Under Own Power
Atlante City reports that gas propelled submarine chasers sailed across the Atlantic under their own power. Petty officer Harold M. Parsells, the first of the gas type to do so, writes to his mother about the voyage and the swarthy natives in small rowboats offering fruit, suggesting a landing at an Italian port.
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Atlante City
N. J
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Harold M. Parsells
Mark Parsells
Parsell
Rumely bail lowered from asked amount in Justice visits
New York July 10. Dr Edward Rumely publisher of the Evening Mail placed all his records at the disposal of the department of justice during personal visits to Washington. Bail fixed at 55 000 instead of 50 000 originally asked.
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New York
Edward Rumely
The
Evening Mal
Department of Justice
Washington
Wilder McIntyre death notice poem
A loving father recalls Wilder McIntyre as a fair skinned, blue eyed child lost July 4 1918. The obituary speaks of him as a small angel in golden streets beyond the sky and asks family to trust in God for a reunion in peace. Ad by WM C McIntyre.
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Wilder McIntyre
Wilder
WM. C. McIntyrre
Ady
Federal case on perjury charge deferred two weeks
Federal counsel stated Motions regarding the Rumely case were continued after Rumely was arraigned Tuesday before United States Commissioner Hitchcock on a perjury charge. The government alleges that the Mail is property of the imperial German government. the hearing was postponed for two weeks.
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Rumely
United States
Hitchcock
Couple thank neighbors for kindness after baby's illness and death
Mr and Mrs Wm C MelIntyre extend thanks to neighbors and friends for great kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their baby.
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Wm. C. MelIntyre
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North Caroling Association of
North State
Bell
No 12 North State
Lao
High Point
N. C
Davis
Rapistee
America
Teronimo
Geronimo
North American Continent
Fort Sill
Siting Bull
Lis Tepee
Custer
Little Big Horn
Desire
Hohenzollerns
Sitting Bull
American Plains
Scouts of the
Germany
United
States
Jim
Sphinx
Beaver
J. S&s. Beaver
Lake Street
U. S
Little Rock
Duke
God
White Oak St
Efird’s Department Store
Overland
Pike
City
Williams Column Co
Tomlinson
Miz. Co
Citizens’ Real Estate and Insurance Company
Bak of Commerce
C. B. Overman
J. H. Tate
N. Main Street
Penelope Cobb
Quaker Woods
Mitchel
Thistle Street
Cox and
Green Streets
South Main
South Hamilton Street
Enterprise Office
Moore
High Street
Care Enterprise
Thacker’s
Thacker
Vic
Bank of Commerce Bidg
Geo. Roth
Apply Bank of Commerce
H. C. Lewis
Welch Furniture Co
South Ma‘n
L. B. Jarvis
Commerce Street
E. N. McGee
Wachovia Bank & Trust
W. C. Idol
the Commercial National Bank of
U.S
Libery
Guilford County
Federal Reserve Bank
International Teeth Co
West 42Nd St
Interurban Motor Lines (Incorporated
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Elwood
Winston
Zinzendorf
High Point-Greensboro
Guilford
Stong
Walter Royal
Bank of Commerce
Tanenhaus
Boa
J. Burt Holder
Staley
Stanton-Welch
Euralgia
Annie W. Keith
R. L. Loflin & Son
N. Main St
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