Milk curtailment threatens nation’s milk supply
Washington reports a Children’s Bureau bulletin warns that war related milk cuts imperil children’s health. It urges increasing production and conserving dairy stock as Europe’s supply is cut off.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1918
Page
3
Washington reports a Children’s Bureau bulletin warns that war related milk cuts imperil children’s health. It urges increasing production and conserving dairy stock as Europe’s supply is cut off.
Winter brought heavy snow wind and extreme cold raising illness. Mrs Edward Sterry of Clinton Ohio praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best medicine for coughs and colds and safe for children.
Rome reports a civil court decision restoring to the young daughter of the Prince of Sciarra the right to an annual income tied to Knights of Malta heritage. The ruling orders restitution from 1850s onward, with Barberini and Corsini families paying staged sums to Sciarra’s line, highlighting medieval ties in modern law.
At Camp Sevier Greenville 8 March 20 shops in Paris and Camp Sevier remained shut Sunday due to poor sanitation. Film houses inside the towns stayed closed, while two large vaudeville houses near Paris have been allowed to reopen after compliance.
Camp Sevier, Greenville S C March 20 Special Major General Clarence P Townsley commander of the 6th division will not rejoin his command at this time It is unofficially understood that a touch of illness during his inspection of the western front has him detained by medical officers in Washington for a medical examination It is not known if he will return later or if another major general will be sent here
Artcraft presents Douglas Fairbanks in Down to Earth a lively comedy he co wrote directed and stars in The story follows a wanderlust filled youth whose close to nature ideas spread health and sunshine The film showcases Fairbanks writing acting and self directing with Anita Loos and John Emerson contributing strong production and new presentation ideas
London report says Germany has not challenged Sir Eric Geddes claim that 40 to 50 percent of submarines in British waters have been destroyed. The current rate is said to exceed Geddes figures, with a German order of merit for submariners seen as incentive for continued undersea battles against British and American navies.
An audience crowded the Knights of Columbus Hall for a St. Patrick's Day celebration on Sunday night. The 115th Field Artillery Band performed and a chaplain stationed here gave a brief address on St Patrick.
A North Carolina health report shows only 36 typhoid cases statewide, the lowest since typhoid became reportable. It notes Marylee’s record low deaths and urges fly control, screened windows, sanitary closets, and widespread anti typhoid vaccination.
Mrs. G F Alberty of Proximity station Greensboro reports five pound weight gain and full recovery of energy after taking Dreco herbal medicine. She claims improved appetite sleep and elimination of headaches with renewed ability to perform all housework and plans for her husband to begin Dreco as well. Ring Drug Co. of High Point sells the medicine in the region.
Fausto Torrefraca told Ideal Nazionale that Italy has fallen behind in exporting music and talent after thirty years of decline. He cites German competition and lack of government support for schools and teachers as key factors. Mascagni and Puccini are criticized as decorative figures not aiding the industry.
The war trade board rescinds authorization for American branch offices abroad to force full legal obligations in foreign courts. Branches must now secure a special enemy trade license for any contract involving trade with an enemy or ally, with certain cases exempt.
Tokio reports M Mochizuki head of the recent parliament mission to the United States called for attention to the emigration question between America and Japan. The foreign minister agreed with him in parliament.
Greenville South Carolina March 20 special Captain Rufus M Johnston of the 113th Field Artillery will report to Fort Sill Oklahoma on March 23 to attend the school of fire for military training.
The camp saw two deaths in the week ending March 8, one from pneumonia and one from meningitis, with the sickness rate dropping to 34.6 per thousand. There were 14 new pneumonia cases, one malaria, 23 venereal disease, one measles, three meningitis, and two scarlet fever cases, while mumps epidemic wanes and a continued decline is expected.
Advert says many sufferers of rheumatism and kidney trouble found Anuric most successful in alleviating pain and danger. The claim emphasizes its effectiveness for widespread malaise in the section.
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