Roanoke Rapids Herald publishing details and rates
The Roanoke Rapids Herald lists the Herald Publishing Co. with J. T. Stainback as editor. It notes subscription at 1.50 a year, day and night telephone numbers, its April 4 1914 postmark status, and policies: return of manuscripts requires stamps, worded items billed at one cent per word, and no insertion under 26 cents.
Spring War News and Public Notices From 1918
War updates and social commentary mix with political notices and moral campaign ideas. The piece references spring official events in North Carolina, war rhetoric, daylight saving, vice statistics, and a call to promote war savings bonds to fund ships, food, and soldiers. It blends humor with wartime policy notes and civic appeals.
Governor Urges Clean Living To Keep War-Driven Power
The governor cites Dr Elliott and Surgeon General Gorgas linking vice to military casualties, arguing civil life drives safety. After visiting three camps he reports men living cleaner, healthier lives than 95 percent of peers at home, with army records showing immorality sickness at 38 per thousand in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Gorgas
United States
Neuritis and Its Mislabeling in Medical Practice
Neuritis is not a mere rename for rheumatism but a misused label for varied nerve pains. It arises from alcohol, arsenic, lead exposure, syphilis, autointoxication, and infections from tonsils or gums, with injury and local inflammation as other causes.
CURED ME OF RHEUMATISM
Thad suffered with rheumatism for a long time until Mr. Harris of 205 S Cherry Street Richmond told me about a real medicine. My rheumatism was so bad I could hardly work and my stomach was awful. Acid Iron Mineral cured me of rheumatism, improved my appetite, sleep, and weight by 12 to 14 pounds, and I consider it the best medicine. It purifies blood, drives out uric acid, and strengthens worn tissues. Made from Mississippi ore, shipped to Roanoke for testing and bottling, sold in Rosemary by Rosemary Drag on good stores everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
Harris
S. Cherry Street
Richmond
P. H. Anderson
S. Belvidere St
Mr. Anderson
Mississippi
Ferrodine Chemical Corp
Roanoke
Advt
Red Cross Expands Service to Army Camps Countrywide
The American Red Cross plans a new field of service in U S army camps to link hospitalized soldiers with families. A Red Cross hall and camp liaison staff will inform relatives of admissions and progress, mirroring the organization’s work in France and under War Secretary Baker’s directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
America
Baker
American Red Cross
United States
France
William Lawson Peel
Southern Division
W. R. Castle, Jr
Bureau of Communications
Harry B. Wallace
Military Relief
Peel
Red Crane
Z. Bennett Phelps
Public sale notices of two deed of trust foreclosures in Halifax County
Under a 1917 deed of trust J J Smallwood to Geo C Green Trustee and a 1917 deed from William and Laura Sledge to Geo C Green Trustee, default on indebtedness prompts two sales. On March 24 1918 and March 23 1918 at 12 o clock at the Post Office Door Rosemary N C the foreclosures will sell cash for Roanoke Rapids Township parcels including Lot 7 Block C and Lots 6 7 Block B and Lots Now 2 3 4 in Block F as recorded in plot books and registers office for Halifax County. Gro C Green Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Smallwood
Geo. C. Green
Rosemary
N. C
Roanoke Rapids Township
Halifax County
N.C
Halifax
Gro, C, Green
Willian
Laura Sledge
Register's Office
Gro .C, Green, Trustre
Sale Notice of Trust Property in Halifax County
The sale by L G Ivey to C Green Trustee dated January 1917, recorded in book 280 page 16, secures specified indebtedness and default. On March 23 1918 at 12 PM at the Post Office, cash bids will sell parcels in Halifax known as Lots 3 4 3 in Block D, Plot Book 1 page 36, Register's Office Halifax County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Ivey
C. Green
Peing
Rosemary
N. C
Halifax Nown
Register's Office
Halifax ‘County
Geo. C, Green
Notice of Public Auction on Roanoke Rapids Land Forty Acres
Under a 1916 Deed of Trust C A McCullom trustee will sell at public auction on April 20 1918 at noon in front of the Roanoke Rapids Post Office the two acre tract in Roanoke Rapids Township Halifax County North Carolina bounded by Sixth Street Wells Tillery Challoner and the Patterson and Horner land. Proceeds to satisfy the secured indebtedness. This notice dated March 11 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McCullom
Register of Deeds Office
Halifax County
North Carolina
A. D
Roanoke Rapids
Wells D. Tillery
John Armstrong Challoner
Patterson
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