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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1917
Page
2
Landry Jones arrives as a modern doctor in Horning, drawing patients and admirers. The village eyes his charm and skill while old healer Jones notes the shift in town loyalties and potential romance. Tomorrow reveals the courtship as the story unfolds.
The American Red Cross Public Health Nursing section announces $250 eight month scholarships for public health study at Columbia University Simmons College Western Reserve University School of Nursing and Health University of Cincinnati and University of Chicago. Nurse trainees may use the Red Cross Student Loan Fund to cover costs and support rural training through the loan fund established years ago.
Charlotte reports Dr James W Squires has reached England with a Yale formed unit. He learned of his second child's birth in Halifax where he last heard before the cable to Yale announced the unit is over there. The vessel left New York a month ago. The Red Cross notes half a million U S women are knitting for soldiers and sailors.
Premier Kerensky telegrams the Baltic fleet demanding an end to violence and excesses claimed to guard the revolution. He says such acts disrupt naval fighting capacity and condemns guilty parties while awaiting restored order.
Mrs A G Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina writes of wonderful benefits from Foley Kidney Pills. The letter notes overwork harms kidneys and aging effects, urging others to try the remedy. Mann Drug Co.
Raleigh September 18 The state board of charities and public welfare created a new commissioner of public welfare position and chose Ro and FF Beasley editor of the Monroe Journal. The board aims to study and reform social conditions, supervise charitable and penal institutions, promote dependent and delinquent child welfare, and inform the public on social issues. The board's purpose mirrors efforts to reduce crime poverty and related evils through targeted social legislation and county cooperation. The full board includes A W McAlister J A McAuley Carey J Uinter Mrs Walter Woodard Mrs T W Lingle and Rev M J Kesler with Beasley as executive officer.
Mortgagee’s executrix and executor of FE A Bencini will sell at public auction for cash the Lot No. 14 in Section Twelve of the High Point Development Company in Guilford county North Carolina. Sale at Greensboro court house door on Monday October 1 1917 at 3 PM.
In Norfolk on September 18 government mediation will supervise sweeping wage readjustments at Seaboard Air Line freight and yard office clerks across the system. Norfolk clerks stayed on the job, while their local members hailed the accord as a victory for workers elsewhere. J. J. Forrester declined to comment after representing the clerks, with Robert M. McWade mediating the agreement.
Budapest reports Dr. Gratz, minister of finance in the Wekerle cabinet formed last month, has retired. Dr. Weekerle has temporarily succeeded to the portfolio of finance via Amsterdam.
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