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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

8

Salem College Shows Spirit Amid World Crisis

Salem College, opened in 1772, maintains patriotic resolve as war strains enter a sixth year. Students stay at work for full education, with 25 volunteers in Red Cross training under Dr. Fred M. Hanes. A war time cookery course led by Miss Margaret Whittemore teaches meat economy, canning, leftovers, and wheat substitutes. The college runs a daily war time meal sample and distributes typewritten recipes. Acreage is cultivated more than ever to ease food shortages while woodland is preserved for future needs.

Salem Colege South Salem Red Cross Fred M. Hanes Winston- Salem Margaret Whittemore

Brother of Local Man Promoted to Cashier of a Bank

W J Crowson Jr elected cashier of the National Bank of Sumter succeeding Bernard Manning who resigned to join the officers’ training camp at Fort Oglethorpe. Crowson has nine years at the bank rising from collector to assistant cashier and now to cashier renowned for qualifications.

Sumter M. ©. Crowson Home Banking Company National Bank of Fort Oglethorpe Crowson Bank

Prohibition of Meetings Declared in Dublin

Dublin authorities extend a ban on all meetings or processions from April 23 to May 13 unless written police authorization is obtained. The order, issued by General Sir Bryan Mahon, marks the first anniversary of the rebellion that began on Easter Monday April 24.

Dublin Sir Bryan Mahon Ireland

Americans Fight at Vimy Ridge in Canadian Army

Lieut. A. H. Pannill of Chatham Virginia recalls the American "lost legion" at Vimy Ridge. He describes the barrage, mines, and heavy shelling, the first and second German lines taken, and casualties including Lieut. Frank Bh. Hinds of Minneapolis. Pannill was wounded and later hospitalized in London.

Vimy Ridge Lieut A. H. Pannill Chatham Zachary Taylor James E. B. Stuart Pannill Frank Bh. Hinds Minneapolis 19Th Company Volunteer Signal Corps Philippines Pannills Legion Abe Walters 22Nd U. S. Infantry P. D. Gossard Council Bluffs Iowa General Accoustic Co Pittsburgh Toronto London Augusta Pannill

Kaw Point farm to give 10000 tomato plants to families

Henry P. Ewing known as the Kaw Valley potato king announces a plant giveaway to aid the army and civilians. Today at Kaw Point farm he will distribute 10 000 tomato plants with two dozen per eligible family while supplies last.

Kansas City Henry P. Ewing Kaw Valley Kaw Point

Conference in a French town near Savoy frontier

The May 10 report states a French conference with British Prime Minister David Lloyd George French Premier Alexandre Ribet and Italian Premier Signor Beseli. They met in a French Savoy village on a siding near the Italian frontier to discuss matters of mutual interest.

Paris David Lloyd George Alexandre Ribet Signer Beseli French Savoy

Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Preview

Towels clogged with waste matter poison the whole system. Foley Cathartic Tablets work gently but surely and do not gripe or cause nausea. Recommended for indigestion constipation sick headache bloating biliousness sour stomach gas on stomach coated tongue bad breath or other conditions caused by disordered digestion. Mann Drug Co.

Mann Drug Co

Japanese Warship Carries Guthrie’s Body Home

In Yokohama on May 10 the first class Japanese cruiser Azuma transported former U S ambassador George W Guthrie’s body to the United States with Japanese naval officers and honors. Mrs Guthrie sailed May 4 aboard the Columbia to meet the procession, which is expected to reach San Francisco around May 25.

Yokohama Japan George W. Guthrie Azuma San Francisco Guthrie Columbia Whitelaw Reid Great Britain America United States Viscount Hiroaki Tamura Genkichi Nakajima Imperial Japanese Navy Tamura Pittsburgh Nakajima Nitro

Memorial to Lord Byron Again in the Papers

London reports the annual In Memoriam notice for Lord Byron appears again for the ninety third year. It records Byron dying nobly for Greece at Misso longhi in April 1824 and notes Sir Walter Scott's remark that it was as if the sun had gone out. Byron left for Greece in 1823 and died there from rheumatic fever after landing in January 1824.

No. Man’s Land Bowies Kamerd Bowd Unner Major Warrison Lord Byron London Byron George Gordon Niel Greece Missolonghi Sir Walter Scott England

Grant kin enter military service amid Civil War lineage

Ulysses S. Grant, 34, son of General Frederick Grant and grandson of President Grant, serves as a major of engineers in the regular army. His son Ulysses S. Grant, 4th, enlists as a private in a New York National Guard regiment. Others likely to bear the salute to France include Fitzhugh Lee Philip J. Sheridan and Joseph Wheeler, along with numerous Civil War descendants.

Ulysses S. Grant Frederick ©. Grant President Grant Ulyssess. Grant, Jr New York National Guard France Fitzhugh Lee Philip J. Sheridan Joseph Wheeler

South Dakota fire chiefs meet in Sioux Falls

Sioux Falls hosts the annual two day meeting of the South Dakota fire chiefs association with over 100 members. Chief John B. Mayo of Lead presides as discussions cover improved fire prevention and firefighting techniques. A navy recruit named Wallace Leone Farragut, great grandson of Admiral Farragut, is noted in the report.

Sioux Falls Aail Association of South Dakota Fire Chiefs John B. Mayo Lead Wallace Leonee Farragut Admiral Farragut

Hard Work for Women and Foley Kidney Pills

Mrs. A. G. Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina writes that overwork from house chores harms kidneys and Foley Kidney Pills give wonderful benefits, according to Mann Drug Co.

A. G. Wells Rocky Mount N. O Foley Mann Drug Co

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Salem College Tiiane Pete Hank BY Ken Kling Cmere Feller Rom Fritz Bank OF Commerce H. A. Millis C. E. Bearns A .M. Rankin J. H. Adams G. A. Pollock Germany F. M. Jones Palmer, Okla Mrs. Jones Cardus South Dakota Fire Chiefs Banner of Free Fice Itage Ofe Commercial High Point, N.C J. Elwood Cox C. M. Hauser V.pres V. A C. H. Marriner Asst. Cashier Bluebird Bugler Algiers Eila Hall Rupert Julian Zoe Rae Kingsley Benedict Bryant Washburn Essanay Foxfilm Billy Ritchie United Confederate Veterans Washington, D.C Southern Railway System Charlotte S. E. Burgess Charlotte, N. C
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