Former Governor Nominee Drives Long Sought Aids
Major A. Scuthrie, Civil War veteran and former governor nominee of North Carolina, recounts years of illness after 1865 service. He credits Tanlac with relief from indigestion, sleeplessness, and rheumatism, praising its effects and urging others to try it via Hart Drug Co. in High Point and Gibsonville Drug Co.
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North Caro
Tanlac
Taniac
Hart Drug Co
Gibsonville
Gibsonville Drug Co
Wake Forest routs Liberty Piedmont Institute to open season
Wake Forest opened on its field by defeating Liberty Piedmont Institute 25 to 6. The Baptists collected 23 hits and scored in every inning except the third as Lewis pitched five innings with four hits allowed. Lone Smith finished the last two innings without a hit. The game used 15 players, and Fletcher and Griffin exchanged in pitching duties for Liberty.
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Wake Forest
Liberty Piedmont Institute
The
Baptists
Lewis
Innners
Lone’ Smith
Fletcher
Griffin
Eaberty P
Smith
Vassey
Taylor
Fowler
Renigar
Ashcraft
Recorder's Court Salary Increase Justified by Fines and Costs
The city council heard an informal report showing ten months of fines totaling 635.30 and costs 2372.18 while salaries for the recorder prosecutor and clerk totaled 1150. The council supported salary increases starting April 1 as warranted by the facts and figures.
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Pickett
British Soldiers Guarded by Steel Helmets in Front Line
London reports that British troops at the front wear steel gray helmets shaped like inverted bowls. A correspondent notes helmets shield neck and ears and dramatically reduce casualties in the recent fighting near the International trench north of the Ypres Comines canal. He cites dented helmets with only scalp wounds and even a shell fragment hole that failed to injure the wearer, with one helmet dented eight times yet the wearer remained effective.
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London
Missionary Pageant Rehearsal At First Reformed Church
Young people of the First Reformed church rehearse the Missionary Pageant tonight at 7 30 in the church auditorium. Cast members will portray various countries in a display of missionary work across non Christian lands. The event aims to educate and inspire audiences with period costumes and staged scenes. The pageant will be held March 30 at 8 o clock.
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First Reformed Church
Peanut trade in India hit by war exports drop in 1915
Washington reports war seriously affects India's peanut trade. Consular data show exports in 1915 roughly half of the prior year, with peanuts valued at 11,176,404 dollars sent abroad, reflecting the wartime disruption.
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Washington
India
Hardin Critz Dies After Fall From Train Near Jacksonville
The body of Hardin Critz, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Critz, was brought to Winston Salem after a fall from a train near Jacksonville Florida. He died Wednesday night while returning from a southern pleasure trip with his father. Authorities described the death as unusual and body was found by the track as the train was nearing a Georgia station.
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inston-Salem
Hardin Critz
Robert Critz
Jacksonville
Fla
Crutz
Critz
Georgia Line
Japan to dispatched admiral study war conditions
Rear Admiral Akiyama, director of the military affairs bureau in the navy, is ordered to Europe for seven months to inspect belligerent naval conditions. He will travel via Siberia on March 20 with Commander Yamanashi, visiting Russia England France Italy the Balkans Egypt and the United States before returning home. He will also study the German navy from Sweden.
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Associated Press
Tokio
S. Akyama
Navy Department
Europe
United States
Siberia
WK. Yamanashi
Akiyama
Russia
England
France
Italy
Sweden
Balkans
Egypt
Greensboro Holds Good Roads Rally At Courthouse
A large audience in Greensboro heard Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt state geologist D Jr Winslow and State Highway Engineer Fallis discuss road building and maintenance. The event, organized by the chamber of commerce and county commissioners, followed by a sizable two bit dinner at the Y M C A with visiting speakers as guests.
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Reensboro
Guilford
Joseph Hyde Pratt
D. Jr. Winslow
Fallis
Chamber of Commerce
Punty Commissioners
Fodder Tickets Proposed for Vienna Horses
Vienna plans fodder tickets for horses modeled on bread rationing. Municipal stores will supply fodder to stables with over 20 horses, while smaller stables may obtain it from dealers with proper tickets.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Vienna
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