Red Cross Ends Trench Candle Shipments to France
Atlanta date line reports the Red Cross will no longer accept trench candles for shipment to France. Colonel Peel and Dr. MacCracken announce space is needed for surgical dressings and hospital garments. trench candles are discarded for modern methods. The Junior Red Cross confirms candles are not in its program.
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William Lawon Peel
Red Cross
France
Peel
William A. Ellis
Henry N. MacCracken
Bureau of Junior Membership
MacCracken
Promised Equipment for Camp Receives Support
Vamp Sevier reports that the Atlanta based Southeastern department officials promised aid and extra equipment for the Greenville camp. They released 25 of 30 boxing gloves from storehouses and allowed alterations to Y buildings to clear center floor space for athletics. Charles Crossman of Curtis Publishing will give three lectures on The Making of a Magazine this week at the camp.
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Vamp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Speems
Abe Marriott
Vamp
Y. M
Atlanta
Association
Southeastern Department
Merriott
Charles Crossman
The
Curtis Publishing Co
Minstrel Show Set For Camp Sevier Tonight
A unit from the 105th sanitary train with many from the 119th field hospital will stage a minstrel show at the Knights of Columbus hall in Greenville S C tomorrow evening. Regular free entertainments for soldiers are held twice weekly with Tuesday bringing a musical program. The government knows advertising works as shown by the draft and liberty loan campaigns.
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Camp Sevier
Greenville
S.C
105Th Sanitary Train
119Th Field Hospital
Knights of Columbus
Tax Sale Notice for High Point Township
Public notice from Sheriff D B Stafford and Deputy J E Wagner warns taxpayers to pay all taxes due by March 15 to avoid property sale. Taxes for High Point Township are payable at the deputy’s office in High Point. Published February 5 1918.
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High Point Township
J. E. Wagner
High Point
Transfer of Camp Sevier artillery officer to adjutant general
Captain William H. Kye of the artillery, long in charge of the personnel division now merged with the statistical section, has been transferred to the adjutant general's department at Camp Sevier Greenville South Carolina.
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Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Wiliam H. Kye
Artillery
Adjutant General
Spring demand for Jersey dresses rises in fabric markets
The Dry Goods Economist notes spring orders for Jersey dresses are higher than usual. Taffeta is in demand and large business is seen in dresses made from this fabric. Taffeta with sheer silk crepe, printed crepe or chiffon is achieving success.
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Jersey
Spring waists show color. new embroidery details noted
The Dry Goods economist reports waists in high colors are performing well while white and Mesh hold steady. New spring waists feature novelty embroideries including chenille yarn wooden heads and chain stitching with Filet Venice laces and eyelet embroidery on fine white crepe de Chine.
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Venice
Italian Airman Describes Damaging an Austrian Balloon
Rome February 11 Italian aviator Giovanni Ancillotto recounts diving on an Austrian observation balloon guarded by three chase planes. He fired incendiary bullets from about 20 yards, collided with the balloon, and landed his damaged plane back at camp with the wings aloft by the gun mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byiovanni Ancillotte
Austinne
Aneillotto
Foley’s Kidney Pills for Women Aids Kidney Cleanse
Advertises Foley's Kidney Pills as a remedy for women's ailments when the body is disordered. Claims the pills help the kidneys cleanse the blood of impurities causing aches in muscles and joints backache rheumatic pains and puffiness under the eyes. Mann Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Mann Drug Co
Card of Thanks for John Dickens
The Dickens family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during the illness and death of husband and father John Dickens. Mrs. John Dickens and children convey thanks.
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John Dickens
Bankruptcy Sale Of F F Hobbs Stock In High Point
Sealed bids are invited for the entire stock of goods and fixtures of F F Hobbs bankrupt located at 808 West Green Street High Point North Carolina. Bids must include 10 percent cash or certified check and be delivered to G W Clark trustee by February 21 1918 with bid opening at Robertson Earnhardt and Smith in Bank of Commerce Building High Point. Highest bid to be confirmed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Carolina
Greensboro
G. S. Ferguson, Jr
G. W. Clark
F. F. Hobbs
West Green Street
Hinh Point
N. C
West End
W. Clark
Robertson, Earnhardt and Smith, Attys
Bank of Commerce
High Point
Notice of Summons and Warrant of Attachment in MeIntyre v. McIntyre
In Guilford County North Carolina Superior Court Py C MeIntyre sues F R McIntyre for 5500 money loaned. A summons issued January 29 1918 returnable March 1 1918. A warrant of attachment issued March 11 1918 against defendant's property returnable to the same court.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Superior Court
F. R. McIntyre
M. W. Gant
Greensboro
N. C
Cardui praised as splendid female tonic by Tennessee customer
Mrs J B Gadd of Hixson Tennessee credits Cardui with curing long running left side pain and post partum weakness after two bottles. She reports renewed strength and no recurrence years later and urges other women to try Cardus for headaches backaches sleeplessness and nervous exhaustion. All druggists carry NC 132.
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Cardus
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J. E. Wagenr
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph CO
Rome
F. F
Atlantic Store, Inc
Broadway Today
Pennington
Paramount
Ptr UU
Pegelstuee Teese
Hixson
Cardui
Vanced
C.B. Mattocks CO
Bell
North State
C. E. Kearns
A. M. Rankin
G. A. Pollock
J. H. Adams
H. A. Millis
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