Woman Forges Path in North Carolina Medicine
Miss Cora Corpening of Mars Hill begins medical studies at the University of North Carolina becoming the first woman registered in a medical course in the state. The piece notes the rise of women in UNC programs including law, with present enrollees in law and academic tracks. It also covers state events from banking pledges to support cotton farmers and other statewide updates.
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Cora Corpening
North Carolina
Mars Hill
University of North Carolina
Miss Corpening
Mars Hill College
Tennessee College
Murfreesboro
Law Department
Bar
Law
Franklin
Macon County
M. T. Ham
Charlotte
Margaret Berry
Chapel Hill
W. O. Crosby
North Carolina Farmers’ Union
J. Y. Joyner
Clarence Poe
D. H. Hill
A. & M. Colege
Asheville
Craig
State Commissioners of Insurance of the
United States
General Von Marnitz Cavalry Advances Toward Paris
General Von Marnitz led the German reconnaissance cavalry on the Kaiser's right in France, covering Von Kluk's turning move. His troops penetrated to the southwest of Paris, stunning observers with their rapid advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geners
von Marnitz
France
von Kluk
Paris
A Minister's Wife Speaks for Peruna in Florida
Mrs. O F McHargue of 147 W 9th St Jacksonville Florida writes that she suffered from catarrh and throat trouble and after taking three bottles of Peruna she recovered. As a minister's wife she meets all classes and will always speak a good word for Peruna.
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O. F. McHargue
Jacksonville
Florida
Ohio approves district hospitals to fight TB
Ohio health officials plan 12 district tuberculosis hospital systems across four to six counties each to treat about 35 000 TB patients. The program, supplementing existing sanitoria, aims to cut the state death rate of about 7000 annually through coordinated care and shared funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Board of Health
Sick Doctor Finds Relief in Grape-Nuts and Cream
A physician afflicted by grip uses four teaspoonfuls of Grape-Nuts and cream three times daily for two weeks and regains strength. The letter from the Postum Company touts Grape-Nuts as nourishment during stomach illness and urges physicians to use it more widely.
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Supreme Court
J. S. Johnson
Wilson County Board of Education
Johnson
Walker
Superior Court
O'Neal
Dunston
Currituck
Elliott
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Perquimans
Underwood
Motor Car Company
Hinton
Cohoon
Camden
Basnight
Small
Erquimans
Ghance
Ice Coal Co
Pasquotank
New Trial
Canal Company
Darden
Town of Plymouth
Washington
Trusttees
The
Colored State Normal School
State Board of Education
Brinkley
Lumber Company
Campbell
Washington , Light & Power,Co
Beaufort
Hornthall
E. & S. Railroad
Sawyer
Wilkerson
Hyde
Affirmed
Batchelor
Norris
Keech
Roper Lumber Company
Mc.Atee
Manufacturing Company
Tyrren
Taylor
Wilson Camden
Fowler
Whitley
Gregory
Wallace
Jewelry Company
Jones
Edgecombe
Pittsman
Board of Education
Wilson
Tayloe and
Williams
Singleton
Cherry
Brown
Forbes
Davis Pasquotank
Park
Critchner
Martin
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Pkys
Wellville
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MED
Raleigh
State Capitol
Pogue
Associated Railway Companies
Secretary of State
Department of State
Claude Kitchin
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Piedmont ‘Automobile and Truck Company
Salisbury
Secretary of Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
J. L. Mc. Fayden
Naval Service
Portsmouth
Virginia
Alamance County
W. A. Withers
A. & M. College
Daniels
W. W. Kitchin
Robert B. Glenn
T. J. Jarvis
Charlea
W. Dabney
Antwerp
RED Cross
General von Marnitz
Hanford
Parker
Thomas E. Green
Greens Sons
Atlanta
Kodaks & Supplies
Galeski Optical Co
Richmond, Va
Mr. Groucher
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