Sugar distribution plan aims to ration U.S. supply after July
The Food Administration under Henry A. Page outlines certificates and group allocations to limit sugar use for July to September. Confectioners, canners, hotels, bakers and retailers must file statements and purchase via certificates, with penalties for noncompliance to ensure equitable distribution.
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Kentucky Horsemen Jailed and Fined For Loafing in War Times
Six men, three white and three negroes registered as horse trainers and horse men, were arrested at Latonia racetrack in Covington Kentucky. Judge Lewis Mason sentenced them to 60 days hard labor and fined them plus costs for violating a wartime law requiring every able bodied male aged 16 to 60 to work at least 36 hours weekly.
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Milwaukee Banks on Cameron as First Baseman Prospects
Milwaukee introduces a young player named Cameron as a potential successor at first base to Mal Barry. The club sees him as a promising long term option and tests him at the position in upcoming games.
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Mal. Barry
Dreco praised as relief for chronic ailments in Winston-Salem woman
Mrs Sallie King of Winston-Salem reports Dreco medicine transformed her health after years of stomach trouble rheumatism headaches and biliousness. She says she gained five pounds and feels much better. The ad notes Dreco treats stomach gas dizziness bloating liver disorders and blood purification and is sold widely including Ring Drug Co in High Point.
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Crowder Orders All States to Furnish 220,000 White Men
Washington reports Provost Marshal General Crowder mobilizes 220,000 white draft registrants for general service between July 22 and 25 to reach 3,000,000 under arms by August 1. Total July calls reach 243,435 with school obligations included. New York leads with 22,241, Iowa 17,849, Ohio 12,200, and North Carolina sends 3,000 to Camp Hancock, Georgia.
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Wreck Still Fatal After Engineer’s Snooze Near Gary
Hammond Ind June 26 Charles J McFadden attorney for Michigan Central said Engine Driver Alonzo Sargent asleep due to illness caused the empty troop train to collide with a circus train near Gary on Saturday. Sargent stayed at the wreck for six hours then left for Kalamazoo. Inquest testimony claimed the driver slept for three miles and eighty five people were killed in the wreck.
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Notice of Cafe Sale and Assumption of Debts
Public notice that Wagner's Cafe on South Main Street is disposed to D. E. Westmoreland of Thomasville who will continue operation under the former name Wag ner's Cafe. The former owner is not responsible for debts contracted by any operator. T. E. Wagner and D. F. Westmoreland.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local User
A High Point resident Mrs. Penny of 115 Taylor Street reports kidney discomfort. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after a few doses and urges others to use the product priced at 60 cents at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the remedy.
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