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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
4
A 1914 notice urges readers to support thrift stamps and national loyalty while detailing publishing charges, public notices and subscription practices. It references Wisconsin politics, war garden slogans and plans by Raleigh merchants to close early for garden work, praising patriotic acts and outdoor fitness.
The newspaper explains why it published Rev Raleigh L Topping sermon and its planned reply. It notes the sermon was printed at a pastor's request with the author’s permission from the First Christian Church of Rosemary and states the editorial position and sequence of publication.
This week highlights War Savings focus in North Carolina as 25,000 residents are urged to join the Thousand Dollar War Savings Club. Members pledge systematic saving and thrift aiming to buy $1000 in War Savings Stamps during 1918, with county counts tracked at State Headquarters.
When the thermometer rises, drink copious pure water to keep cool. Water at a pleasant chilled temperature refreshes and refreshes, with children especially urged to drink freely. Even babies should have regular bottles of pure water.
A Billville brother bluntly refuses to preach further saying it is too hot for preaching. He avoids shocking the coat and fears readers may misread a violent break for the door. The group continues singing the hymn There s a hotter time comeing by and by, peacefully staying seated.
A stark note cites that no child under eight in Poland survives due to famine, stating that aid could have alleviated the suffering. The message frames a tragic outcome as preventable, urging action to prevent further starvation.
Editor Clarence Poe urges rural Americans to learn the Hoover meatless and wheatless rules, arguing many good people do not know these measures save starving children in Europe. He presses campaigns of education, food regulation, War Savings Stamps, Red Cross, and community action to inform farmers and towns alike.
Do Not Meddle With Your Ears. Whatever plausible reasons aymen may have for treating some oi they should not meddle with the ear. It io a very sensitive and delicate or An, Peculiarly liable to serious injury through the manipulations of men and 'come ignorant of its anatomy, fant tlous and pathology. Judicious treat ment is most important, but it be better to reteat troubles alone than to seek the aid of Aunt Samantha or take the advice of some officious neighbor.
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