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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1917
Page
6
In a two part chapter from 1947, Sybil awaits Landry at a social event while a Bellemy child illness delays his return. Sybil and Dot Chamberlain loom large as Landry finally arrives after five, dancing with Dot amid social tension.
The American Red Cross reports the opening of a pediatric unit in Toul with a staff of physicians and 15 nurses. A new eighty bed children’s hospital will serve Meurthe et Moselle, with campaigns on child hygiene reaching Nancy Pompey and nearby villages. The effort aims to move children from bomb shelters to safer refuges and continues amid ongoing aerial attacks.
The article explains the World Series share system under the National Commission rules since 1905. It details ten percent to the commission from every game, two thirds of the first four games to players and one third to owners, then equal split after game four, and player shares on a 60 to 40 split for winner and loser. It cites historic totals across thirteen series since 1902, with examples from 1905 to 1906, and notes minimum and maximum payouts to players from prior championships.
Week long listings include fall race meetings at Laurel and Douglas Park closes, Grand Circuit at Lexington, boxing matches in Buffalo Philadelphia New Orleans Toledo Brooklyn and more. Baseball seasons end in both leagues Friday with major cross country and intercollegiate events, plus wrestling in Savannah and San Francisco cards.
New York announces President Wilson will bestow an American flag with streamer inscribed to the Boy Scouts of America troop that achieves the most effective bond sales in each state during the second liberty loan campaign. The plan was suggested by Mrs. William G. McAdoo.
Col. Orville H. Hall Maj. Walter J. Preston and Capt William S. Coburn of the 122d United States infantry were relieved on September 4 by the department of the southeast and were reinstated by a special order made public last night.
A letter from Mrs. T Buckne Hilardy of Nebraska describes a rough spring with cold damp weather causing widespread aches including rheumatic pains and lumbago. She notes recovery after a remedy, implying relief from symptoms.
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