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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1917

Page

6

Hogs Prove Profitable In North Carolina Markets

North Carolina farmers at the State Farmers convention claim hog markets beat central west values. Edgecombe County producer W. W. Shook notes Richmond and Baltimore pay 6 to 7 cents more per pound than Chicago. Local farmers shipped 20 cartloads of hogs in 12 months at about 15 to 16c per pound, totaling roughly $9,000. Experts urge planned hog production using pasture and small grains rather than dry lots.

Raleigh Sept North Carolina Central West W. Shook Edgecombe County Shook Richmond Baltimore Chicago Pidgecombe County

Red Cross and Friends Unite for War Victims in Paris

English and American Red Cross cooperation with the English Friends' Relief Committee to aid war victims behind the French front. A 100 man American reconstruction unit from Haverford, Pa., will deploy to France with aid funds and materials for temporary housing, farming equipment, and a maternity hospital expansion. Friends are conscientious objectors, approved by the War Department, to work in relief positions without active combat.

Red Cross Paris American Red Cross Friends Grayson M. P. Murphy Red Cross Commission Europe American Friends Red Cros Haverford Pennsylvania France Murphy English Friends England America Nit War Department

Katherine Stinson Delivers Red Cross Checks in DC Flight

Miss Katherine Stinson the aviatrix presents Red Cross checks to Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo on the steps of the Red Cross building in Washington after a flight from Buffalo through New York.

Katherine Stinson Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Red Cross Buffalo New York Washington

Hidden munitions found in Montreal house

Police announced the discovery of 1,000 rifles, thousands of cartridges, and several dynamite sticks in a Chateau-Briand street residence. Authorities link the cache to threats against organized resistance to the conscription bill.

Montreal Chateau-Briand Street

New Armor Material Draws Dutch and Foreign Interest

The Hague reports that the Dutch general staff and several foreign attaches show interest in a new armor devised by an inventor. It uses double plates with a sand like filling of ultra fine hard grains to disperse projectile and explosive pressures quickly.

Hague Netherlands

Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement

An old newspaper promotion for Foley Cathartic Tablets from Mann Drug Co. It claims to prevent self poisoning by cleansing the bowels and improving digestion. The ad emphasizes gentle, steady relief for indigestion constipation and related symptoms.

Mann Drug Co

White man charged with assault on wife of relative

Three cases were tried in municipal court. Marshall Overby was charged with assault after allegedly seizing and kissing the wife of a relative. Judge Austin fined him 25 dollars plus costs. Heron Pope faced costs for allowing a doe to be at large. James Barris was taxed costs for leaving a horse blocking Main Street.

Marshall Overby White Austin Heron Pope Tran James Barris Main Street

Buncombe County Road Is Now Splendidly Surfaced

Asheville September 1 Five major concrete mixers toil to surface the road from Asheville to Henderson County One county engineer T S Hoeverton expects completion in about a month The project will produce one of the finest roads in the state and boost Buncombe's reputation for good roads The county already has extensive concrete paving and with the Black Mountain and Hendersonville road connections the county will boast one of the largest miles of concrete roads in the state

Asheville Henderson County T. S. Hoeverton Buncombe Buncombe County Black Mountain Hendersonville

Honor Reidsville Troops Before Their Departure

In Reidsville on September 1, the men of Company G received comfort bags crafted by local Red Cross volunteers led by Frances Womack. Dr. W. E. Abernathy and Wake Forest College president V. Poteat spoke as the company heads to Greenville, South Carolina today.

Reidsville Company G Red Cross Society Frances Womack W. E. Abernathy Wake Forest Coltege Greenville S. C

More Registrants Summoned for Asheville Quota

Buncombe county exemption board No 2 in charge of city exemptions struggles to reach Asheville's 171 man quota. The latest examination call issued to 100 men increases the total ordered to report to 700. Officials aim to secure the remaining 71 from the last 100 called.

Asheville Bunecombe County

Federal district ruling on child labor law questioned by officials

Washington reports that Judge Boyd ruled the child labor law unconstitutional as a vehicle to reach the Supreme Court. The decree affects only the North Carolina district with enforcement beginning today. The statute bans under 14s from interstate factory work and under 15s from long shifts, eight hours a day for older minors.

Washington Boyd Supreme Court Creensboro North Carolina

Ancient Rhine wines tested by connoisseurs in Germany

In Sperer Germany a wine museum host to bottles from the Reformation and Thirty Years War era held a tasting by a committee of connoisseurs. Wines dating to 1728 1631 and 1540 reportedly lost bouquet while experts praised tasting five centuries in one session. Doctor Bassermann Jordan noted bottling methods arose only in the late 11th century.

Amsterdam Netherlands Sperer Germany Bavaria Bassermann-Jordan

Typewriters in postwar demand in Austria and Germany

After war orders for typewriters are already being booked in Austria in large numbers. The Austrian depot of an American company offers postwar machines with an initial deposit of 50. German makers cannot supply within six months due to labor and material shortages, yet they are overwhelmed with orders, some firms holding as many as 10,000. A rise in secondhand machine sales at high prices follows.

Amsterdam Netherlands Austria Berlin Lokal Anzeiger Theerman Typewriter

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