Tuberculosis Threat Prompts War Time Control Plan
A National Tuberculosis Association outlines a wartime strategy to curb TB spread among soldiers. Recommendations include thorough chest exams for recruits, continued treatment until safe, expert diagnosticians at recruiting offices, legal control of vagrants, mandatory case reporting, and coordinated housing and welfare care. The program was prepared for a Cincinnati meeting.
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Empress Eugénie Reaches 91st Birthday at Farnborough Hill
Feeble with age yet mentally keen the ex Empress Eugénie marks her 91st birthday at Farnborough Hill. A messenger from King George and Queen Mary delivers birthday greetings following a royal custom she began with Queen Victoria.
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Mary
Guilford County Holds Elementary School Commencement in Greensboro
The Guilford county commencement for elementary schools was held Saturday at the Municipal theater in Greensboro with a large crowd. One hundred eighteen students received certificates for entrance to high school.
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Greensboro
C. F. Myers
First Presbyterian Church
Wade Brown
Normal College
Revelation School
Soy Beans Called Vital For Next Year Plantings
A Raleigh report quotes Mr Williams of the state agriculture division urging farmers not to sell soy beans despite high prices. He warns the reliance on beans for planting and canned foods could yield shortages next year, recommending large plantings of soy beans, cowpeas, and other staples while offering seeds to neighbors if surplus exists.
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Raleigh
Mr. Williams
Baltimore
Wingo Guisto Cueto Shine In Pastime Showdown
Local pastime showcase features Wingo Guisto and Cueto delivering standout plays. Spectators hailed the trio for flair, accuracy, and spirited defense in a lively exhibition setting.
Two Statesmen Have Birthdays at Capitol
Washington May 7 impromptu birthday gatherings marked the day in the Capitol. William J Stone senior senator from Missouri and chair of the senate foreign relations committee entered his seventieth year as colleagues in the upper chamber offered congratulations. In the house Congress honored Joseph G Cannon longtime Illinois representative on his eighty first birthday with similar greetings.
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William J. Stone
Missouri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Joe” Cannon
Tlinois
Joe
Catholics to Hold Big Convention In St Louis
Catholics of St Louis prepare to host the sixty second annual Central-Venezia convention next fall. Mgr Bonzano and many archbishops and bishops are invited. The event opens with a pontifical high mass August 19 at the cathedral followed by a parade of Catholic societies.
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Great Organization
United States
Mgr. Bonzano
Silk market reports big leaps in Japanese and Chinese silks
The Dry Goods Economist notes an 85 cent per pound increase in Japanese silks over the last ten days and a drawdown of Yokohama stock from 10 000 to 5 000 bales. Canton Chinese silk prices rise 10 cents per pound. Spring fabric buying ends as retailers report large sports silk sales and manufacturers cut back production.
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Yokohama
Canton
Jefferson Family Reunion at Monticello Visit
Jefferson family members gathered in Charlottesville Virginia for a reunion hosted by Col Jefferson Randolph Kean. The program featured a luncheon and a visit to Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, reflecting on the writer of the Declaration and the third U.S. president.
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Jefferson
America
United States
Col
Jefferson Randolph Kean
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Cool Weather Ahead For Washington Week Forecast
Washington weather outlook for the week calls for cool season temperatures starting tomorrow. Generally fair conditions expected with a chance of showers Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Washington
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Praise Letter
Knudt Lee of Wannaska Minnesota reports his daughter suffered a chronic cough for years. After using Foley's Honey and Tar the cough vanished in days and has not returned. The product contains no opiates and is presented as safe for children. Mann Drug Co.
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Foley
Mann Drug Co
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