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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
5
Saint Mary's Auxiliary will hold a called meeting at the church Friday at 5 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. The city saw various business visitors from Charlotte, Philadelphia, Asheville, Raleigh, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, Durham, and Wannapolis.
Nine counties Wilson Pitt Northampton Rowan Davidson Forsyth Lenoir Robeson and Nash partnered with the state board of health to curb typhoid fever. They reported 46 percent of cases for the month, averaging just over five cases per county as health officers pledge continued efforts through the summer.
The Bavarian minister of war issues a directive to all towns and villages forcing every person capable of work to aid in the harvest under local authority supervision. The order applies regardless of rank age or sex.
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Paris July 25 The League of Patriots in Paris distributed a leaflet urging citizens to endure wartime restrictions. It calls for thrift in food and fuel, savings of French resources, avoidance of waste and unnecessary travel, and productive work while recalling the sacrifices of soldiers and civilians for France to win.
The Red Cross membership committee cannot reach several pledgers from a recent meeting. Names include J. W. Bailey, Mrs. C. F. Anderson, Mr. C. F. Anderson, Margaret Barbour, Burrows, J. A. King, M. Florence Barbour. Call or pay through High Point Savings and Trust Co to settle pledges. The note ends with a film listing for the Rose theater next Tuesday.
Thomasville news notes Miss Annie Yow a graduate nurse has volunteered for Red Cross overseas service and will leave soon for preliminary training in this country She is the first Davidson county girl to enter this field.
Amsterdam reports Moscow says general mobilization began July 17 as Russia calls up reserves and fronts mobilize nationwide amid the war.
Secretary of Commerce Redfield argues the sinking of the armored cruiser San Diego shows the need for inland coastal waterways. He says many ships could have safe passage through inland channels if government controlled and tolls were avoided, urging renewed push to open these waterways promptly.
The Very Rev. James A. Burns announced that Catholic educational institutions nationwide back the President and will cooperate loyally with the government. He urged schools to exert influence in support of policies to the very end.
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