Typhoid fears and town notes dominate the issue
The column discusses typhoid fever trends, noting optimistic forecasts yet high local death rates in North Carolina towns. It covers sanitation progress, water and milk safety, and vaccination efforts, plus brief items on church missions, revival meetings, and local baseball scheduling and a medical operation for V. Matthews.
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United States
Cambridge
Bridgeport
Worcester
Seattle
North Carolina
Roanoke Mills Tops Roanoke Rapids in Close Baseball Show
Roanoke Mills defeated Roanoke Rapids 5 to 3 in a lively exhibition game with strong hitting and field play. Patterson Mills beat Rosemary 3 to 1 after a scoreless opening until late. Gilliland’s single sparked Rosemary’s rally in the ninth.
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Mary G. Anderson
Clifton Porge
Hell
Bessie
Mainie Batty
Anderson
Ladies Aid Society
Roanoke Mills
Roanoke Rapids
Patterson Mills
Rosemary
Roanoke Rapida
Tadf
Tows
Gilliland
Rosemary Abrhe Parker
Barnes
Rosemary Gilliland
Dobbins
Florence Brown
Miss Brown
Ola Baston
Millie A Cushing
Brown
Rop Ramondson
Tay Lambert
Tor & Bvans
Waitus Hin Merce
G-son
Guss. Jones
Jimmie Welsh
Johnson
H.W. Montague
Alley
Faide Marley
Hodes
Towe
Patterson Dodgins
Mills
Sorrell
McAlister
Sorrell Hassell
Perrell
Pierce Gilliland
Pierce Mosher
Pius
Lambert
Hodges
Welch and
Fitts
After Effects of Typhoid in North Carolina
State Board of Health seeks federal recognition of death and birth registration improvements. A Washington visit by Dra Rankin and Gordon advocates NC recognition as Census details flag gaps in Duplin Jackson Jones Swain and Watauga counties. Death data show broad compliance but gaps remain in Graham Rutherford, and Currituck counties.
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State Board of Health
Washington
Dra
Rankin and Gordon
North Carolina
Samuel
Rogers
North Carolinian
Duplin
Jackson Jones
Swain
Wautauga
Old North
State Boardal Health
Chautauqua Entertainers Put On Splendid Music Program
The Chautauqua company of four presents a varied program at the meeting. Mine Elnie Mae Gordon is the reader with an enviable record of success. Judith Hampton Lyndon performs humorous pieces and accompanies six banjo pieces. Walno Kauppl is the boy cornetist, born Finn by birth, renowned in Europe and America. Charles Clark Fuller completes the quartet as pianist and accompanist, a thorough musician.
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Elnie Mae Gordon
Judith Hampton Lyndon
Southland
Walno Kauppl
Baying
Europe
America
Charles Clark Fuller
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Cherry
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Humphreys
National Bank
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Austey
Welch and Fitts
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Phoebus
Carrie Pippin
Hobegood
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Robert Matthews
South Hill
Lb Robbing
Durham
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J. M. Jackson
BW. Vincent
Waltare
Mrs. L. Alisbrook
Wade Butts
Seothind Neck
Tay
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Mins Butts
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Rietinmand
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Little Son
N. Butts
Dessie Stell
Annie Dickens
Weldon
R. J. Rook
Maggie Taylor
Roanoke Ids Hospital
J. Wo Lynch
Roanoke Rapid Hospital
BW. Lehman
Winston Salem
Horner
Franklin
Ned Shore
Winston-Salem
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Hildea
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J. W. Taylor
Jackson Street
Courtney and Chilren
Willamston
A. Webb
Herman Trueblood
Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church
R. Patterson
Chapel Hill
JM. Ramsay
Newport News, Va
Charlena Hart
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Rosemary Library
PL Lee
Jesse French Piano Company
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Wednesmond
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