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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1913

Page

8

Public Health Service study to curb eastern Carolina malaria

United States Public Health Service officials arrive in Raleigh to study eastern North Carolina health conditions and advise on malaria eradication methods. Doctors Carter and Rankin will coordinate with state health leaders, while county health bureaus expand to support county health departments.

Raleigh Corporation Commission D. Y. Cooper Henderson L. B. Williamson Burlington H. W. Scott Graham N. A. Cocke Z. V. Taylor Southern

House wives convention to meet in Raleigh August 26 27 28

The North Carolina House wives convention will be held at the high school in Raleigh August 26 27 and 28 to discuss helping one another. Mrs Julian Heath of New York will speak on The Power of the Organized Housewife. Emily G Bossong of New York will lecture on cooking and canning with bread making demonstrations. Premiums include gold prizes for farm and county entrants and magazine subscriptions.

Farmers’ Convention A. & M. Farmers’ Institute Department of Agriculture North Carolina Farmers’ Convention A. & M. College Raleigh Catawba County Catawba Creamery Killian North Carolina Julian Heath New York Housewives’ League of America Emily G. Bossong Wake County Woman’s Magazine Monroe Union County Farmers’ Union Court House A. J. Brooks J. F. Moore Sanford Smith J. P. Boyd Greenville O. L. Joyner Pitt Richmond Greensboro Ben Hazel McClure Sheriff Bain

Treasury Aid to Farmers Stirs North Carolina Bankers

North Carolina bankers meeting Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo pressed for federal loans to support state clearing houses and farmers. They urged funds from the $50 million program to cover Raleigh, Wilmington, and Charlotte areas and emphasized keeping money from reaching Wall Street.

Raleigh Washington North Carolina Joseph G. Brown Raleigh Clearing House B. C. McQueen Wilmington Charlotte Treasury McAdoo Wall Street

Monroe trustees elected to lead graded schools

G M Beasley chosen by the board of aldermen as a trustee to succeed the late A W Siggers. The report lists other local items from towns including Wilmington, Red Springs, Tarboro, Edgecombe, Washington, Monroe, Greenville, Greensboro, Roxboro, Elizabeth City, Asheville, Durham, Kinston, and Charlotte detailing appointments, elections, deaths, accidents, tax levies, and business notes across North Carolina.

Monroe Board of Aldermen Graded Schools A. W. Siggers Wilmington George Benson Fort Caswell Academy Street Main Street Durham J. C. Michie Durham Water Company Kinston Chamber of Commerce of Corporation Commission Charlotte Board of County Commissioners Washington Messrs. Davis and Davis North Carolina Clarence K. Davis Dennis F. Cox Cannon Willis W. Linder

Tuberculosis Death Toll Across Europe Survey

European TB causes up to 25 percent of deaths. Reported annual TB mortality per million includes Russia 4000, Austria-Hungary 3500, France 3000, Germany 2200, Holland 1900, Italy 1800, Scotland 1700, England 1400. The figures illustrate country disparities in TB impact.

Europe Russia Austria-Hungary France Germany Holland Italy Scotland England

Salt Spilling Superstitions Across Regions

The article notes rural Russia beliefs urge salt spillers to crawl under tables and emerge elsewhere to avert bad luck. In New England the remedy is to collect every grain and burn it on the stove to end the spell.

Russia New England

Gulf Between Them Bridge Exchange Sparks Reserved Engagement

In a dialogue about a couple's future, she asks about smoking drinking or chewing. He notes her standards and replies engagement will never be announced. She discards from strength at bridge, and he calls such conduct foolish.

Some of Them Do Not Boast in Front of Their Wives

A Toledo Blade quote laments that self made men should avoid bragging to their spouses and stresses modesty in domestic life.

Toledo Blade

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