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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
11
Yaphank Drafted Man Weds Deserta Then Deserta
A wartime column mocks a drafted soldier who married by telephone and deserted, while other items note a Texas town offering a two thousand dollar reward for Kaiser delivery, cheap cigarettes, and local civic concerns in Bartlesville and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaphank
High Point City Council Rejects Street Vendor License
Editorial notes the High Point council denial of permits for push cart fruit and ice cream vendors as wise and healthy. It favors peanuts on streets, cites disease concerns, and urges sanitary handling of foods in proper facilities over dusty street sales.
South American stance on Germany sparks regional alignment shift
The piece argues that pan German aims failed in Latin America as Uruguay and other nations distance from Germany. It notes Argentina Brazil Chile and Haiti turning toward the United States in a fight against autocracy, while rural health debates and city child examinations highlight urban rural contrasts in education and health.
Fire destroys homes in Littleton block blaze
A Saturday morning fire on Railroad street in Littleton gutted a house occupied by Professor Hornaday and another large home on an adjoining lot. Mrs. Akte Pugh Lack dies after a lingering illness in North Carolina. The fire damaged a garage wood and coal house and caused partial insurance on two dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Akte Pughlack
W.S. Black
North Carolina
M. J. Gant
Northampton County
Dr. Bryan
Harvey Bryan
BE. A. Davis
Railroad Street
Professor Hornaday
A. M. Newsom
T. C. Williams
W. B. Shehand
Red Cross Chief to Speak at Fayetteville Meeting
Dr. Francis B. Boyer state director of the American Red Cross will address Fayetteville Red Cross chapter at its annual meeting Wednesday night in the Fayetteville high school auditorium at 8 30. The rally will feature Boyer who served on the battlefields of France and is expected to provide an engaging talk. The gathering also includes the election of chapter officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Francis B. Boyer
American Red Cross
French Take Two Flemish Towns Tuesday in Operations
Paris reports the capture of St. Jean de Mangelare and Veldhoek with multiple block houses. The French advance reached to the southern outskirts of Houtholst wood and extended over a front of more than a mile and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Jean de Mangelare
Veldhoek
Flanders
Houtholst Wood
Deserter Captured By Forsyth Riflemen At Camp Sevier
Lieut Hamp ton Beck and Sergt Robert L Knott of the Forsyth Riflemen returned to Camp Sevier Greenville with one AWOL member Isaac D Reavis. Two others Wilton Balth and Gray Grubbs could not be located. Desertion carries at least one year in prison or guard-house sentence. Deputy Collector C H Haynes and S R Jones inspect tobacco stocks in Forsyth for wartime revenue taxes. over 300 inventories will take six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Camp Sevier
Winston-Salesh
Hampton Beck
Robert L. Knott
Forsyth Riflemen
Greenville
C. H. Haynes
Mount Airy
Mr. Haynes
S. R. Jones
Income Department
Forsyth County
Gains in total revenue of the Southern Railway
New York reports a 14.46 percent rise in total revenues to 51,388,325 with net operating income of 24,331,453 and a corporate income balance of 12,360,161. The road's property investment stands at 407,688,151 with traffic increasing across all classes aside from perishables. Government supply transport boosted volumes. next year’s outlook remains positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Railway
Discovery That Revolutionizes Home Medicine Calotabs
Calotabs replaces calomel as a purified home remedy for biliousness constipation and indigestion. One tasteless tablet at bedtime with water promises a clean liver and improved appetite by morning. Sold in sealed twenty dose packages for thirty five cents with a refund guarantee from druggists.
Worth Their Weight in Gold Foley Kidney Pills ad claim
A Reading Pennsylvania man testimonial says Foley Kidney Pills relieved months of backache rheumatic pains swollen joints and sore muscles enabling him to resume work. The sponsor Mann Drug Co. presents the endorsement from B H Stone 840 N 2d St Reading Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Stone
N. 2d. St
Reading
Mann Drug Co
Snow Falls Across Roanoke and Southwest Virginia
Snow flurried across Roanoke Virginia on Tuesday with brief flurries. Reports from southwest Virginia and West Virginia indicate a general seasonal fall in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Southwest Virginia
West Virginia
Freezing Temperature Reported in Oklahoma
Muscokee Oklahoma October 10 The first freezing temperature of the fall was recorded early today as the mercury fell to 31 degrees above zero. A quarter inch of frost formed on exposed surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscokee
Okla
The Two Generals Rise in U S Army Leadership
The United States elevates Tasker H Bliss to general with precedence over John J Pershing, both rising from modest ranks to top positions. The move creates two full generals for the American expeditionary forces in Europe and reflects a short list of U S generals historic names in Washington.
Country Rejections Outpace City for Physical Defects
Records of examining physicians show more men from rural areas rejected for physical defects than urban draftees, challenging prior assumptions about the draft. The finding highlights regional health disparities as the draft era continues.
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