Two Hospitals for American Soldiers Open in England
London reports two American Women’s War Relief funded hospitals serving Allied sick and wounded. The Lancaster Gate and Paignton facilities host American visitors and British officers, with nurses including Americans. Notable supporters include Lady Paget and Mrs Page.
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London
Associated—Press
England
Lancaster Gate
Paignton
American Women’s War Relief Fund
Lady Paget
Arthur H. Paget
Associated Press
America
Paget
John Astor
Duchess of Marlborough
Hyde Park
Philadelphia
British- American War Relief Committee
Mary Burns
Lady Randolph Churchill
Viscountess Harcourt
North Carolina Pushes Draft for Army Medical Staff
The North Carolina state committee on National Defense medical section met in Raleigh and urged Congress to adopt selective draft to secure adequate medical service for the army. Members argued doctors are scarce, with only about 2,100 of 100,000 physicians in the United States having volunteered.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State Committee On National Defense
Congress
North Carolina
Drs. Long and Banner
Greensboro
Robert L. Gibbons
I. W. Faison
Charlotte
H. F. Long
Statesville
M. H. Fletcher
J. M. Lynch
Asheville
D.T. Taylor
Washington
Chas.h. Laughinghouse
Greenville
B. K. Hays
Oxford
H. A. Royster
W. S. Rankin
M. H. Biggs
Rutherfordton
United States
Arthur J. Balfour
America
France
England
State Committee On National Defense
General Medical Board
Council of National Defense
Giants Falter in Race for Pennant amid Uneven Season
As the season grows apace it becomes clear the Giants no longer hold a copper rivet on the pennant. Early predictions of a Mets sweep and easy path to glory have faded as the standings shift and key games test the club’s resolve.
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Giants
Metrans
Sanitary Handling of Ice on Trains Under Scrutiny
The state board of health questions railroads over ice handling on trains and stations. A porter was seen packing coca cola bottles with ice from the platform in a large tub, risking contamination and possible disease. Officials seek existing rules governing ice sanitation for passenger service and rail operations.
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State Board of Health
Asphalt on North Main Street Underway This Week
The laying of asphalt on North Main street began this morning. Two blocks may open Sunday from English to Richardson. Work proceeds with binder first then surface, with traffic returning once complete and the east side nearing completion before starting the west.
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North Main Street
English
Richardson Streets
Modern Woodmen Regains Losses at Chicago Meeting
Delegates from many states converge on Chicago to attend the Modern Woodmen of America head camp session. 461 delegates represent about 1,000,000 members. rate adjustments are deferred to referendum. Head Consul A. R. Talbot of Lincoln Nebraska expected to win re election.
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Chicago
Modern Woodmen of America
A. R. Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
Commercial Travelers Meet Opens in Montgomery
Warm welcome greeted hundreds of delegates in Montgomery Alabama as the United Commercial Travelers commence the two day annual convention. The program includes notable entertainment and the usual business sessions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Eday
The
United Commercial Travelers
Alabama
North Carolina Veterinarians Meet in Charlotte Program Set
The sixteenth annual meeting of the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association will be held at the Selwyn hotel in Charlotte June 27 28 with a full program of addresses papers and seminars. The state examining board will convene June 26 to license candidates.
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Selwyn Hotel
North Carooina Veterinary Medical Association
Charlotte
Thomas B. Carroll
Wilmington
G. A. Roberts
Raleigh
Watt Ashcraft
Monroe
L. J. Herring
Wilson
John S. Handley
North Carolina
State Association
R. H. Parker
Gastonia
C. L Cruse
Statesville
J. J. Neal
Sanford
J. P. Spoon
Burlington
Has Anyone a Horse Do This Man May Do as He Does Like to Do
A Wilson Times notice defends Mr. Moore against criticism over a subscription to buy him a horse. The editor praises Moore for loyalty and help with mail routes, noting his willingness to assist readers. Donations of $1 from M. J. Felton and $5 from an anonymous party are acknowledged.
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Wilson Times
Mr. Moore
Moore
the Times
Remedy Promises Fast Pain Relief with Eagle Oil
An advertisement touts a new internal and external oil for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and joint pain claiming immediate relief. It describes deep penetration testing on leather and promises a golden red color bottle with money back guarantees at leading druggists.
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J. A. Hart Drug Co
Ady
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J. J. Herring
R. H W. Parker
L. A. Merillat
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Cords
C. A. Carey
Veterinary College of the
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
John J. Handley
Dr. HT. Jensen
Jensen-Salsberg Laboratories
Kansas City
M. J. Ragland
Salisbury
R. A. McLoughry
British Remount Hospital
Addison Brentzer
M. D
Brenzier Sanitorium
B. F. Kaupp
North Carolina Experiment Station
Joseph Hughes
Chicago Veterinary College
R.C. Moore
St. Joseph Veterinary College
St. Joseph
Edward Register
Charlotte Medical Journal
A. T. Kinsley
Kansas City Veterinary College
D. M. Campbell
American Journal of Veterinary Medicine
Young Gould
Indians
Hart Schaffner & Marx
N. H. Silver Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
M. J. Felton
Miller
Ib Beay
Arctic
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