Wildcats of the Thirtieth division praised by leaders
The North Carolina Wildcats, the Thirtieth division, are praised by generals Haig Foch Pershing and others for their fighting record in France. The article lists unit composition and notes the ancestry of the men, highlighting Lieutenant Alexander Taylor of Morganton. It also includes public health guidance from J. W. Jones Co on preventing disease spread and personal responsibility.
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Bryan
Charlotte Observer
Turb
Hal. Foch
Baigeneral Pershing
North Carolina
Beaudfathers
Cornwallis
Charlotte
King’s Mountain
Iitish
Sid
Belgium
Europe
Wildcat
War Department
Soharolina
Armis
Sanyo
France
King’s Morawin
Othe
Groun's
Alexander Taylor
Isaae M. Taylor
Morganton
Tennessee
Carop Seller
Haig
Marshal Foch
J. W. Jones Co
Influenza Myths Clarified By Public Health Note
A public health notice debunks the belief that healthy people cannot catch influenza from the sick. It cites North Carolina data with 350000 flu cases to date and 250000 arising from contact with well people, urging calm and avoiding unnecessary stigma toward patients.
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North Carolina
Public Health Warns Flu Link To Tuberculosis Menace
U S Public Health Service warns influenza increases pulmonary tuberculosis risk. Advice urges convalescents to have lungs examined monthly, avoid patent medicines, and focus on strong living, fresh air, and good nutrition. Surgeon General Blue stresses caution as millions suffer influenza.
Health Service Warns Influenza May Linger Months
Washington warns that influenza will keep pneumonia bronchitis and other respiratory diseases prevalent this winter. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges caution, fresh air and cover coughs, noting outbreaks rise when people stay indoors heat overheats rooms and clothing is unsuitable.
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Washington, D. C
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Blue
Tuberculosis Risks and Precautions Urged
The Surgeon General warns that unreported cases likely swell U.S. tuberculosis numbers. In New York City over 85 000 cages of tuberculosis are registered, with experts estimating true figures around 60 000. Framingham tests suggest about one in every hundred people may be tuberculous, a danger to all. Early signs include persistent cold symptoms and decline, prompting prompt medical care. Cures are possible only in early stages, and patent medicines are unsafe and ineffective.
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Staten Tiere
New York City
Department of Health
Framingham
Mass
United States
Fresh Air Living Could Save Many U S Lives
The piece argues for open windows and air exchange to prevent droplet infection and respiratory disease. It cites tuberculosis sanatoria as a model of living with fresh air, good food, and proper habits, and notes a public health poster by cartoonist Berryman explaining the concept. Copies are available free from the Surgeon General.
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Blue
United States
Bureau of Public Health
Treasury Department
Berryman
Washington
Surgeon General
U. S, Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Saw Mill For Sale In Las NC Advertised
Saw mill and twenty horsepower engine in good condition for sale. For details contact Smith Hagamar and W. F. Reece administrators of W. G. Reese deceased in Las, North Carolina.
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Smith Hagamar
W. F. Reece
W. G. Reese
Vilas
Digestive Aid Story from Mrs Bowers
Mrs Blanche Bowers Todiava Penn describes years of poor digestion and relief after trying various remedies. She credits Chamberlains Tablets with correcting her digestion after starting a course about a year ago, noting she now eats normally and feels well.
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Chamberlain
Blanche Bowers Todiava
Penn
Cardai
Bank of Blowing Rock Promotes Modern Banking Benefits
Bank of Blowing Rock invites business owners and households to use its banking and check payment facilities. The notice highlights simplicity, dignity, and improved social standing through ongoing banking with the institution. It urges merchants to inquire about advantages offered.
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Bank of
Blewing Rock
Cardus credited as cure in 1910s testimonial from Texas
Mrs Mary Kilman of Rouse City Texas claims a persistent sideache after childbirth led to three months in bed. She says Cardus relieved the pain after starting with half a bottle and that three bottles cured her completely, aiding ongoing health. She urges others to try Cardus for headaches backaches and monthly discomforts.
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Cardus
Lees
Caréus
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Spain
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U.S. Public Health Service
Arthur Newsholme
Public Health Service
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Alfred W. Dula
Martin Block
Lenoir
H. A
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FOLEY
Swift & Company
Rouse City, Tex
Mary Kilt
Cardu
Toni
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Elkland Supply Co
Todd, N. C
Watauga
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