Tanlac credited with 14 pound gain after five bottles
Miss Eva Clay of Charlotte tells how five bottles of Tanlac restored her appetite and energy after years of indigestion, nervousness, and dizziness. She reports a 14 pound gain and improved sleep after starting the medicine. Hart Drug Co. in High Point markets Tanlac through North Carolina distributor F.E. Drum.
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Eva Clay
North Brevard Street
Harlotte, N
Tanlac
Miss Clay
FE. H. Drum
North Carolina
High Point
Hart Drug Co
Bombs Like Women Say Irish Officer From the Front
From Flanders front an Irish officer writes that bombs resemble women in their unpredictability. He notes the evolving, dangerous nature of bomb throwing, the ghastly injuries, and the occasional farcical mishaps such as a sausage bomb and an unseated catapult test that misfired with staff officers fleeing in alarm.
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Associated Press
London
Flanders
Major J G Baird Delivers Fraternity Idyll at Church
Major J G Baird of Charlotte, grand chancellor of North Carolina Knights of Pythias, spoke at First Baptist Church on The Brotherhood of Man and the Fatherhood of God. He urged world peace through true fraternity, praising lodge ideals and delivering a charming address that pleased all listeners.
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J. G. Baird
Charlotte
The
Knights of Pythias of
North Carolina
First Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Man
Fatherhood
Major Baird
Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Yardai Woman's Tonic Credited With Healed Health
Mrs. Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky recounts a six month illness including bedrest and headaches. She credits Yardai a woman's tonic with restoring strength and enabling her to do all tasks after eleven bottles. The ad promotes Cardui and Chattanooga Medicine Co. offers instructions and a 64 page booklet.
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Laura Bratcher
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hom
N.G
Allies Take Charge for Own Protection at Saloniki
Saloniki January 10 The arrest of consular and central powers agents ends an absurd state of affairs with enemies freely roaming streets. Germans Austrians Turks and Bulgars had access to cafes hotels and quays watching troop landings and telegraphing to Vienna and Berlin. Now Allied forces control port security and transports can land with less risk of espionage.
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Associated Press
Saloniki
Calais
Boulogne
Havre
Salomiki
Lisbon
Wellington
Turkey
Bulgaria
Vienna
Berlin
Insurance Man Falls to Death at President's Hotel
Chicago February 1. Edward Ford Johns, an insurance man of Chicago, fell or leaped from a 10th floor room at the President's Hotel after President Wilson passed under the glass canopy. He died almost instantly. the President's apartments were three floors above the tragedy.
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Chicago
Wilson
Edward Ford Johnson
Johnson
A and M Elects Baseball Coach
Raleigh February 1 Lee Correll of A and M was elected baseball coach to succeed Dr Fred Anderson. He won the job over 20 candidates and will begin duties immediately with the squad.
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Raleigh
Lee Gorrell
A. and M
Fred Anderson
Correll
British Oppose Arming Merchantmen to Defend Against Submarines
London reports inquiry shows British officials unlikely to accept Lansing’s note urging arming merchant ships. They argue stripping guns removes defense under international law, risking indiscriminate sinkings by submarines. Officials insist on right to search for contraband before sinking and to aid passengers, with no compromise on armed defense.
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Vio
Lansing
Ancona
Germany
Eneland
America
High Point Cases To Be Heard In Superior Court Wednesday
Greensboro reporters note High Point cases scheduled for Wednesday in Guilford Superior Court with Judge E B Cline presiding. Afternoon session heard about six cases mainly prohibition violations. no sentences given and O C Wikingman embezzlement slated for Thursday. Grand jury names were announced.
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Greensboro
Reb. L.guilford Superior Court
E. B. Cline
Hickory
High Point
O. C. Wikingman
Phillip Fennerly
Brand
Erick
Welborn
John Christian
Megro
J. A. Hoskins
T. J. Brooks
J. W. Wharton
Charles A. Smith
J. A. Barker
S. A. Kirkman
W. DD. Shottner
W. C. Crews
T. R. Coble
E. S. Armfield
S. A. Watkins
W. A. Burton
Charles L. Shaw
W. A. Watson
W. H. Daniels
Carl Gilbreath
J. C. Bouldit
North Carolina Wild for Roosevelt Says Walser
Gen Zebulon Vance Walser of Lexington says North Carolina is wild for Theodore Roosevelt for President. He notes a small amount of sentiment for Wilson but believes it will fade before Wilson returns from his preparedness trip. Walser plans to stay in Washington several days before returning home.
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Washington
Feb. J
Zebulon Vance Walser
Lexington
North Carolina
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Henry Branson Varher
Dream for Cavarah Opens Up Nostrils
A claim that the dream product Dream for Cavarah eases head colds by clearing nasal passages is presented as a quick relief remedy. The article praises the effect and describes the product as splendid.
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Cavarah
Card of Thanks for Lafayette Lowe
A Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs J G Lambeth and family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness shown after the death of their son and brother Lafayette Lowe. They acknowledge numerous floral tributes and extend sincere thanks to unknown friends who sent cards or flowers.
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Lafayette Lowe
J. G. Lambeth
Flys Cream Balm for Quick Nasal Relief
In one minute clogged nostrils open and head air passages clear. Breathe freely again with Flys Cream Balm from your druggist. Apply in nostrils to penetrate air passages and soothe inflamed membranes for instant relief from cold or catarrh.
Murdered in Alamance County near Gibsonville
George Walker, a 60 year old Black resident of the Dr Bowman plantation near Gibsonville, was found dead Sunday night with a severe facial bruise. He had left home to spend the day in Gibsonville and was last seen with another man. His eight year old son found the body Monday morning. An unknown assailant or assailants likely struck him with a rock or club.
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Elon College
Feb. l
George Walker
Nocero
Walker
Gibsonville
Stallings Signs FiveYear Deal With Boston Nationals
George T. Stallings has signed a five year contract to manage the Boston Nationals. His salary is believed to be about 82000 a year.
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Boston
George T. Stallings
Boston Nationals
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