North Carolina Observance Packs Patriotism into State Day
State Department program marks Carolina Day in public schools with a patriotic assembly. Joyner urges full attendance, teachers assign roles, and flags from the U S and allies are displayed. pamphlet explains aims to bolster loyalty, support war effort, and educate students on national issues and state plans.
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Carolina
Leacher
Chetiumiiltee
United States
Dedication of Winter Park Baptist Church
A dedicatory service for the Winter Park Baptist Church marked the formal opening of the new building. Rev. J J Hurt delivered a sermon on the churchs role and Peter’s confession, while Rev W M Craig recalled past pastorates and urged deeper faith. The ceremony featured prayer by Rev Craig and benediction by Rev D H Wilcox.
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J. J. Hurt
W. M. Craig
Winter Park
Christ
Peter
Mgr. Craig
First Baptist Church
Rey
J. L. Shinn
Miss Lowry Heads Abroad To Aid Romania Relief
Miss Hattie Lowry left the city for 2 Pacific port where she will embark early next month for Romania. A nurse and Red Cross worker, she joins a party of nurses to aid stricken Romanians after the Teutonic invasion. Her friends here wish her well.
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Hattie Lowry
Pacific Port
Rumania
Miss Lowry
Red Cross
Boy Chadwick Dies At 15 In Wake Of Illness
Willie Jones Chadwick, son of Mr and Mrs James M Chadwick of 217 Harnett Street, died yesterday evening at 7 20 after a long illness. Funeral services set for 4 this afternoon at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev J A Sullivan officiating. Burial will be in Bellevue Cemetery.
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J. M. Chadwick
Willie Jones Chadwick
James M. Chadwick
Harnett Street
Calvary Baptist Church
J. A. Sullivan
Bellevue Cemetery
Reading and Recitation Program Highlights
A school program features songs and declamations including Song Red White and Blue, Battle Hymn of the Republic, and Our Country Accepts the Challenge. Students perform pieces by Lane Daniels Stan ton Howe and Hill, with readings on patriotism and the flag, concluding with a benediction.
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Germany
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Reeding
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Howe
Benediction
Cantata at St Pauls Lutheran Church Commemorates Reformation
The citywide quadricentennial observance includes a performance of The City of God cantata at St Pauls Lutheran Church tonight at 8. A silver offering will aid expenses. The work, prepared by Prof Luther D Reed, traces the church from foundation through decay restoration and thanksgiving with Choruses solos and famous hymns by Altenburg Luther and Bach.
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Luther D. Reed
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Luther
Jerusalem
Zion
God
Johann Michael Altenburg
Gustavus Adolphus
Gustavus
Ferdinand
Wallenstein
Lutzen
Bach
Martin Luther
Wittenburg
Hungary
Vienna
Meyerbeer
Luther D. Rees
D. D
Army recruiting drive seeks labor and balloon corps volunteers
Corporal Joe Vogt stationed at 121 1-2 Market Street leads a city recruitment push for the U S Army. The Signal Corps and kite balloon pilots are highlighted with required ages 19 to 35, U S citizenship, education and letters of recommendation. commissions and pay scales are noted along with application contact Fort Omaha Nebraska.
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Joe Vogt
United States Army
Lumberton
Army Service
Market Street
Signal Corps
Army
Sirine
United States
Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps
Aviation Examining Board
Fort Omaha
Nebraska
Leguminous Crops as Foundation of Permanent Agriculture
Allen Maull argues that leguminous crops form the base of enduring agricultural progress, detailing their role in soil health, crop rotation, and sustained farm development along the Atlantic Coast Line system.
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Allen Maull
Atlantic Coast Line
Nitrogen Rich Legumes Boost Southern Soils
The article urges farmers to plant legumes such as cowpeas velvet beans and soybeans to draw nitrogen from the air and restore humus. Early planting aids forage, nitrogen storage, and soil moisture retention, with beans feeding humans and livestock and vines plowed back to improve soil health.
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Maine
Meryland
Royal Arcanum Victory Keeps Receivership Appeal Dismissed
The United States Court of Appeals for Massachusetts again sustains Royal Arcanum in Hobert case. Court dismisses Hobert's receivership bid, marking the third consecutive victory for the fraternal order. Supreme Regent Williams reports 750,000 dollars moved to the Emergency Fund, bolstering solvency and claim payments.
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United States Court of Appeals
Massachusetts
Royal Arcanum
Hobert
Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Henry EE. Bonitz
North Carolina
Supreme
C. Arch Williams
Chicago
Loyal Brothers
Wilmington
Supreme Regent
Executive Committee
W. and Co. B
W. and Q. B
Why Do Babies Die. Fathers Income and Mothers Work Largely Responsible
Raleigh reports Miss Julia Lathrop head of the Children Bureau outlines factors behind high infant mortality in the United States. Studies in Johnstown Montclair and Manchester show baby death rates rise with parental labor and illiteracy. Bathtub presence water piping room crowding and maternal work are key conditions linked to infant deaths.
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Raleigh
N. C
Julia Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Washington
America
England
Scotland
Denmark
France
Germany
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Montclair
New Jersey
Manchester
New Hampshire
Ban Social Luncheons New Bern Women To Aid Conservation
New Bern women plan to discontinue serving luncheons at social functions to aid conserve food. The measure follows similar steps in North Carolina and elsewhere and is expected to spread to nearby towns. Judge O H Guion reports a telegram from his son John Guion who has been undergoing treatment.
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New Bern
North Carolina
O. H. Guion
John Guion
Balancing Plant Nitrogen Sources in Ancient Farming
The text explains that nature supplies plants with carbon, hydrogen and oxygen abundantly but nitrogen only under certain conditions. It argues for crop rotation that alternates nitrogen fixing plants with those that draw nitrogen from the soil to maintain soil fertility.
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Nature
Rev Hall to Leave Southside Church in 1918
Reverend G Hall, who announced his resignation as pastor of Southside Baptist Church to take effect January 1 1918, refused to reconsider. He has several calls from other places under consideration and has not yet decided which position to accept.
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G. Hall
Southside Baptist Church
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Hall
Army officer assigned to Douglas Arizona training site
Training at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia reports that he has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the regular U S army and will depart soon for Douglas Arizona where he will be stationed for the time being Lieutenant Guion has been ordered to report there on December 11 and may visit home briefly before leaving for the post
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Douglas
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