Patriotism Over Partisanship In North Carolina War Stance
The Enterprise urges a cross party wartime approach as Governor Bicketts proposes sharing offices by party strength to aid the war effort. Editor Santford Martin suggests Democrats drop tickets in Republican counties and Republicans mirror in Democratic counties to speed victory. The paper also commemorates George Washington’s birthday with national tribute in schools parades and public speeches detailing his leadership and abolition views.
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Mrs Vanderbilt Denied Private Rail Car By McAdoo
Mrs Cornelia Vanderbilt sought a private rail car to travel from New York to Spartanburg South Carolina. Director General McAdoo refused saying wartime needs require all space for soldiers and supplies. Vanderbilt would travel with the rank and file as government controls remain in force.
Court martial sentences Yeager for draft evasion
George Yeager 24, an Industrial Workers of the World member who denounced the government and refused to serve received 20 years in prison. Lectured that his affiliations and defiance warranted harsher punishment, the court martial deemed the sentence light and Yeager was deemed fortunate.
Beasts and 666: Grogan rejects Kaiser link in Revelations
CHARLES A. GROGAN of High Point N C argues that the 42 months in Revelation refer to 1200 years and that the beast’s 666 is a name, not a man. He claims the power ruled 538 to 1708 and that the Kaiser interpretation is incorrect, with the beast to be destroyed at Christ’s coming.
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License System Expands Under Food Administration
The United States Food Administration outlines licensing for flour mills cotton seed oil mills and other industries to stabilize prices and curb speculation. It notes licenses now cover bakers hotels and public eating houses and extends to mills fishers and livestock feed dealers with penalties for noncompliance.
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Aged editor Major William H. Bernard dies in Wilmington
Major William H. Bernard, oldest editor in North Carolina and founder of the Morning Star in Wilmington, died in Wilmington aged 12. A Confederate veteran and brother-in-law to Congressman Charles M. Sedawn, he helped launch the Wilmington Evening Dispatch in 1865 and established the Morning Star two years later, editing it until eight years ago. His death leaves a deep void for readers and colleagues alike.
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Father and Son Day at Camp Sevier in Greenville
Hundreds of fathers visited Camp Sevier and dined with their sons on Father and Son day. Three large Y M C A meetings featured Governor Richard Manning along with Dr John L Weber and A L Brooks as principal speakers. The event ran smoothly with strong turnout and support from families.
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Foley's Kidney Pills Advertised for Women's Health
A advertorial claims Foley's Kidney Pills best suit women whose systems need stronger medicines. It asserts the pills help kidneys cleanse blood of impurities causing aches, pains in muscles and joints, backache, rheumatic pains and puffiness under eyes, endorsed by Manp Drug Co.
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Foley advertised cough relief trial offer in Chicago
A vintage ad urges readers to mail a cut-out with five cents to Foley and Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, mailed to Mann Drug Co.
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