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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1917

Page

7

Lutherans Prepare for Quadricentennial Observance

New York report outlines global Lutheran and allied church plans for the 400th anniversary of Martin Luther posting his 95 theses. The piece recounts Luther's youth in Erfurt and Wittenberg, his 1520 papal bull dispute, Diet of Worms confrontation, and his biblical translation work ending with his death in Eisleben in 1546.

New York Reformed Church Martin Luther Wittenberg America Germany Wistehen Jarz Saxony Erfurt Wisenach University of Wittenberg Laither Tie Rome Luther Charles V Worms Eisleben

Birthday Notes of Public Figures From The Era

Brig Gen Francis J Kernan chief of the embarkation service born in Jacksonville LA 6S years ago today Charles R Crisp congressman from Third Georgia district born Hilaville GA 47 years ago today Judge Walter H Sanborn US Circuit Court born Epsom N H L 72 years ago today Dr John U Finley New York education commissioner born Grand Ridge HL 54 years ago today William J Burns famed detective born Baltimore 56 years ago today

Francis J. Kernan Jacksonville Charles R. Crisp Congress Georgia Hilaville Walter H. Sanborn United States Circuit Court Epsom N.hl John U. Finley Grand Ridge William J. Burns Baltintore

One Hundred Years Ago Today The Princeton School Opens

One hundred years ago today in 1817 the theological school at Princeton New Jersey was opened. The item notes the historical opening as part of a chronology of events.

Theological School Princeton N. J Monterey Cal Commodore Jones Mexico Talladega College American Missionary Association Redfield Procter United States Vermont

Major League's Batting Champions

Ty Cobb regains the American League batting lead in 1916 marking his ninth season as king of swatters. Unofficial figures show 11 American and 9 National Leaguers hitting 300 or better, with Cobb and Speaker among repeat 300 hitters and several newcomers entering the elite group.

New York Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Speaker Cleveland Cobb Spencer and Veach Detroit Jackson I. Collins Felsch Chicago Rumler and Sisler St. Louis Strunk Philadelphia Gardner Boston Nisler Lelseh Uornsby Wheat MelInnis Lewis Harris Gros and Roush Cincinnati Wnaull Burns Zimmerman Daubert Doyle Chase Roush Tiger Star John Llonus Wagener Pittsburgh

YMCA War Fund Drive Plans Outlined for Southeastern States

At an Atlanta conference plans were set for a national YMCA war work fund drive November 1 to 19 aimed at raising 3.5 million dollars to support soldiers in France and Belgium, camps at home, and allied aviation efforts. Charlotte hosts district offices with leaders from North and South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi.

Charlotte Atlanta Y. M. C. A. War Work Fund United States France Belgium Ais Aviation Coun Southeastern Department Southeastern Army Department North South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Florida Alabama Mississippi North Carolina K. Calhoun New York International City Association H. P. Coor Two Carolinas Columbia Navy

Bishops Meet in Atlantic City for Methodist Conference

The board of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church gathers in Atlantic City ahead of their annual meeting. About 25,000 ministers and 3,000,000 communicants worldwide participate as war work and yearly programs are discussed. Bishop Joseph F. Derry will preside and a patriotic rally on the Million Dollar Pier is planned with Theodore Roosevelt invited as chief speaker.

Atlantic City Board of Bishops The Methodist Episcopal Church Joseph F. Derry Philadelphia Theodore Roosevelt

Cunard Liner Alaunia Sunk by Mine in Channel

October 6, 1916 news reports the Cunard liner Alaunia sunk by a mine in the English Channel while British forces push south of Bapaume. Reginald McKenna announced England pays about 10 million dollars daily to the United States for war supplies.

Cunard English Channel Bapaume Reginald McKenna England United States

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Bertram Bros in Green Bay

Bertram Bros of Green Bay Wisconsin endorse Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable cough and cold remedy. The ad claims it relieves croup opens airways and eases breathing in northern climates. Mann Drug Co.

Bertram Bros Green Bay Wis Foley Mann Drug Co

Dr Alexis Carrel to Speak at War Conference of Surgeons

Dr Alexis Carrel a famed French born surgeon in his thirties will address the war conference of American surgeons in Chicago today. His rise from a provincial French town to Rockefeller Institute research and Nobel medicine honors marks a remarkable career including wartime hospital work and organization of the US ambulance service.

Alexis Carrel Chicago America Carrel Canada United States John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Institute France

Next War and World Sea Domination Deliberations

Excerpts from a 1917 German pamphlet debate foresee a future war built on food and material controls. It argues for submarine dominance and “world sea” hegemony, calls for national funding to crush perceived enemies, and urges public support for continuing conflict.

Silk Industry for Danville to Open New Silk Mill

Danville Virginia will gain a new industry as the Bentley Two Hey Silk Co leases a disused North Danville factory to create the Dan City Silk Mill. Northern capital funds the project, with local investors, and the mill will hire 100 workers.

Danville Bentley Twohey Silk Company North Northern Capital Dan City

Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Seen as Cough Remedy

A reader testimonial from Allens Mills, Pa., praises Foley's Honey and Tar for eleven years of use in treating coughs croup hay fever and asthma. The note mentions Mrs. Chas. Peitz and Mann Drug Co as the source of the genuine product.

Foley Chas. Peitz Allens Mills Mann Drug Co

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