Birthdays Today Highlight Noted Figures Across Fields
Sir James Alfred Ewing, Joseph B. Cheshire, Joseph Coyne, George F. Baker, Edward F. Kearney, Miller J. Huggins and others are all marking birthdays today. Each figure was born in a different city across the United States and abroad, ranging from Scotland to New York, with ages varying from 37 to 77.
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James Alfred Ewing
Edinburg University
Drandee
Scotland
Joseph B. Cheshire
North Carolina
Tarboro
N. C
Joseph Coyne
New York City
George F. Baker
New York
Troy
N. Y
Edward F. Kearney
The
Wabash Railway
Logansport
Ind
Miller J. Huggins
St. Olts
Cincinnati
Lines Worth Remembering and War Talk in The Enterprise
A local column mixes civic humor and political analysis. It critiques Congress and the President's power, discusses war cautions and postal reforms, praises gardening on vacant lots in High Point, and mocks sensational serum claims while urging citizen duty and constitutional limits.
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High Point
Postmasters Under Civil Service Move Analyzed
The piece argues the Presidents order to place postmasters under civil service is underreported amid war news. It asserts the post office department is efficient compared with private corporations and suggests better service and less political influence, though it offers no further conclusions.
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Post Office Department
Majestic range demo offers free kitchenware set
Amos Furniture Co promotes a genuine gift with every Majestic range purchase during demonstration week starting April 2. A free $8.00 kitchenware set accompanies each sale while the price and reputation of the Majestic range remain unchanged.
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Amos Furniture Co
Wanted young man seeks room and board in private family
A classified notice from March 27 requests a private family to provide room and board for a young man. The ad asks interested households to contact Box 636 for details and arrangements.
Tell Him Now Praise While Alive
Poem advises expressing praise and love to a living person rather than saving it for a tombstone. It urges immediate affirmation, noting that no one reads tombstones. The piece contrasts heartfelt encouragement with wealth and fame, highlighting the life-empowering power of kind words.
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Congress
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M. Brown
J. P. Rawley
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Washington
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Patriotiss
Refus
Nick Romanoff
Daily News
Jast
Fortunatos Nuium
Salisbury
Greensboro
Grant’s Creek
Vanes Nat
Purdy
Mper Pee
M ‘Connell
Picardy
France
Mann
Congressman Mann
United States
Stone
LaFollette
House of Representatives
Senate
Enterprise
Lenore Ulrich Morosco
Paramount
the Broadway
Broadway
Francis Ford and
Grace Cunard
Hearst-Pathe Weekly
Anenhaus Brothers
Jack Barry
Red Sox
Eastern Star
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
East Washington Street
Frank Fall
W. M
W. C. W. Notice
Kineed Camp No. 729
J. A. Davis
Lenore Ulrich
AMEO
North Main Street
Russell Street
Waltham Watch
Lindsay Street
M. C. Crowson
L. Mazer
Fifth Street
Philadelphia
City
D. Jt. Parsons
Gilmer
Mr. Willing
Father
D. TH. Parsons
D. R. Raper
High Point Marble Works
T. W. Choplin
High Point Furniture
Hamilton St
Financiering
Perags
High Point Morris Plan
Bank Commerce Bldg
Bank OF Commerce
the Welcome Bank OQ
E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
A. M. Rankin
G. A. Pollock
H. A. Millis
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