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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1917

Page

6

Maternity mortality in US tied to ignorance and care gaps

Washington reports that more women aged 15 to 45 die from childbirth related conditions than any cause except tuberculosis. Dr Grace L Meigs urges prevention through education, better access to skilled care, and a rural county unit plan including nursing services and cottage hospital beds.

Washington United States Dadetao Meigs New Zealand Canada

Charles W Chisholm to be buried in Greensboro

Salisbury March 1 Charles W Chisholm 21 died at Morganton state hospital Tuesday evening and his body was brought to Salisbury for funeral services. The body will be taken to Greensboro for interment with services at the grave and a home service held earlier. The deceased mother Mrs Nettie V Chisholm resides in Salisbury.

Charles W. Chisholm Greensboro Salisbury Morganton Nettie V. Chisholm South Carolina Georgia East Bank Street W. A. Lambeth Mr. Bennett Centenary Church W. A. Roseman First Baptist Church John Crossett Neverson Jennie Crossett

Penfield Optimistic on War Chances with Germany

Berlin reports American ambassador Frederic C. Penfield expressed optimism in U S Austro Hungarian relations. He called himself a friend of Austria Hungary and said he worked to keep friendly ties with both sides. He did not expect a change in Germany United States relations.

Berlin Vienna Frederic C. Penfield United States Austria Hungary Count Czernin Germany

Convenience Counts

Two Irishmen dig a drainage trench while a foreman notes the taller man Pat doing less than Mickey Dugan who is shorter. Pat asks why Mickey works more, replying that Mickey is nearer to the work.

Pat Mickey Dugan Mickey

Doctor's orders for Uncle Calhoun in the rain

The owner of a barnyard finds the old darkey, Uncle Calhoun, prowling in the rain. He scolds him for rheumatism but Uncle Calhoun replies the doctor ordered him chicken broth, implying a comic or tainted misunderstanding.

Calhoun Darkey Uncle Cal

U. S. Ships Ready to Mount Guns on Receipt

New York reports officials said vessels St. Paul St. Louis Philadelphia New York ready to receive guns with reinforced decks and large derricks in place. Kroonland Finland to undergo gun mounting work. ships built in the United States except Philadelphia and New York. Also notes Cedric safety, Portuguese Prince encounter with submarine, and arrivals from the charred zone.

U. S New York American Line Navy St. Paul St. Louis Philadelphia Kroonland Robbin’s Brooklyn Finland England St. Louis and St. Paul White Star Line Liverpool Cedric Brest

Mexico Honors Discoverer

Mexico observed a holiday marking the 400th anniversary of Francisco Hernandez de Cordoba enlisting Cuba's governor to land in Yucatan in 1517 and claim the territory for Spain. The Mexican Geographical Society led investigations and organized a capital celebration with literary events.

City of Mexico Francisco Hernandez de Cordoba Cortez de Cordoba Cuba Yucatan Spain Mexican Geographical Society

Guaranteed Gray Hair Restorer Promises Natural Color

An advertisement promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a safe, easy way to restore natural gray or faded hair. It claims gradual, uniform color with a glossy, healthy look and offers a money back guarantee. Sold for 50c at J. A. Hart Drug Co. Memphis and other drug stores.

America J. A. Hart Drug Co Hessig-Pllis Drug Co Memphis Tenn Adv

Too Tender-hearted and Ball Room Wares in Gossip

A fragment cites a farmer joking about hiring a teacher to fix a daughter's singing, mentions Mrs. Van Astor wearing lace at a ball two centuries old, and includes a reader letter praising Foley Cathartic Tablets as a gentle bowel cleanser.

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Penfield eCnourn Bank & Trust Comp Wescott Roberson W. C. Idol Cunard Altonia Silver Shell Marseilles Discoverer Coca-Cola Company High Point Bottling Co Farmer Countessel Washington “Star N. W. McConnell Riverdale Uann Drug Co Via Southern Railway System North Carolina D. C Wilson Charlotte Charlotte Salisbury High Point Hickory Statesville North Wilkesboro Mt. Airy Albemarle Winston-Salem Siler City W. H. Howard Washington, D. C Pullman S. E. Burgess Charlotte, N. C
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