Tanlac credited for health recovery by North Carolina couple
Mr and Mrs Luther of 472 Wachona Street claim Tanlac restored their appetite sleep and weight after prior illness. The couple say the tonic improved both their conditions and they jointly recommend Tanlac for other couples. Hart Drug in High Point and Gibsonville Drug Co sell Tanlac.
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Pastor First Baptist at Salisbury Resigns
Salisbury March 28 Great crowds attend tabernacle meeting headlined by Bishop John C. Kilo. Rev A J Thomas resigns from First Baptist Salisbury after five years but church votes to retain him. Mrs Anna Ritz dies aged 83, survivor Henry Ritz of Concord. funeral at St Luke's Episcopal. Mrs Elizabeth Stoudemire dies at 75. funeral held at First Methodist church.
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Miss Margaret Illington to Present The Lie at Greensboro
Miss Margaret Illington brings The Lie by Henry Arthur Jones to Greensboro on Thursday March 30. The four act drama premiered in New York with Illington in the noble sister role described as her strongest performance. The production features elaborate costumes and a nearly flawless cast, following a notable run at the Harris Theater in New York City.
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Largest tent making factory built in England during war
London reports a factory claimed to be the world’s largest tent maker, opened since the war began. It employs 101400 workers and turns out thousands of tents daily for English concentration camps training camps and troops in various theatres of war.
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American aviators endure harsh highland flights in Mexico
The first U S Army aero squadron with Brigadier General Pershing’s expedition faces 5200 foot altitude and 9000 foot mountains in Mexico. They fight strong winds and sleet, sustain two days exposed on a high prairie, and rely on endurance and skill to gather and transmit information.
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Austrian renames Albanian towns to old Albanian names
Rome reports that the Austrian commander in Albania ordered all Albanian towns with Italian names to be renamed using the old Albanian names, but spelled in the Austrian style. The move aims to align place names with Albanian heritage while preserving Austrian orthography.
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