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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1916
Page
2
North Carolina asks readers to donate to state orphans during Thanksgiving 1916. Publicity committee urges aid, citing thousands of destitute children and insufficient housing food and clothing. Lists multiple orphanages and their superintendents across cities.
Washington dairy article notes U S Department of Agriculture specialists urge farmers to stop selling seed cotton and instead gin locally. A Oklahoma 1915 study shows average losses of 4.63 dollars per bale and up to 21 3 dollars. about 230000 bales were sold in seed, risking over 1 million dollars. Estimated U S seed cotton bales in 1915 reach 937000, with Missouri leading seed sales at 90 percent followed by Virginia Florida Tennessee and Oklahoma.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson oversaw moving the White House China collection into a specially prepared room with cabinets for expansion. Abby Grim Baker organized displays from preexisting storerooms and oldest silver and glass pieces, with plans to line walls with cabinets and gather further donations from presidential descendants. Palatka, Fla., Nov. 21.
Washington reports 66 bird species in the Southeastern United States help control the cotton boll weevil, with orioles among the most active. Agricultural researchers note hundreds of species feed on pests harming crops, garden produce, and fruit across the region, as detailed in Farmers’ Bulletin 755.
An advertisement promotes D. D. D. soap as a reliable remedy for eczema and various skin ailments. It claims it is harmless, effective, and suitable for ulcers pimples and all eczema forms, urging sufferers to try the product and ask about D. D. D. services.
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