Liberty Loan drive praised while notices recall past editorials
The item extols the Victory Liberty Loan drive as already exceeded its objective and urges further national effort. It quotes the New York Times and praises Postmaster General Burleson while criticizing mail service realities. It then reflects on the life of Dr. Green, outlining his memory, public service, and political influence in the community.
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Burleson
Washington
New York Times
Victory notes and postwar orders bite in Italy and Mexico
A 1919 opinion piece critiques postwar policy as Italy sulks over the Alps and Mexico delays recognition of the Monroe Doctrine. It notes unsold Victory notes, warns how weather and food tallies affect citizens, and calls for ending wartime controls. It also mentions Hoover’s rationing slogan shifted to “No work no bread” and Postmaster Burleson’s order to return cables to owners.
Beloved Physician Dr. Isaac E Green Remembered in Roanoke News
The Roanoke News memorializes Dr. Isaac E Green born August 15 1852 in Warrenton NC died April 20 1919 in Weldon NC He influenced his community as a medical practitioner and family patriarch through two marriages first to Helen P Day in 1874 then to Margaret W Brickell in 1906 Surviving children include George C Green Mary Long Green Bessie Fountain DeLeon F Green Willie Cohen Jessie Hughes Mercer Murphrey Isaac John Shepherd Grace and Tempe Green, with Tempe having died in youth The obituary notes his devoted wives and large family network and his steady public presence.
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Isaac E. Green
Warrenton
N. C
Weldon
Granville County
Mary Green
Cook
Warren
Charles Cook
Charles A. Cook
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Helen P. Day
Geo. C. Green
Mary Long Green
Bessie Fountain
DeLeon F. Green
Willie Cohen
Jessie Hughes
Mercer Murphrey
Tempe Green
Margaret W. Brickell
Isaac
John
Shepherd
Grace
Forget What You Have Done Patriot Debt Message
A wartime message urges citizens to face current financial strain and war demands with the same resolve shown by soldiers in France. It recalls sacrifices and calls on Americans to prove themselves in continuing struggles and obligations.
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Sam
France
Delightful Calotabs: a purer calomel liver remedy
An advertisement promotes Calotabs as a pleasant alternative to calomel for liver purifying. It claims one nightly tablet cleanses the liver, prevents salivation, aids appetite, and allows normal eating. It emphasizes ease of use, no taste or nausea, and a 35 cent price with pharmacist satisfaction guarantee.
How Far Is Rosemary Not So Far That the Statements of Its Residents Cannot Be Verified
A Rosemary case features J. W. Lancaster of Rosemary North Carolina praising Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain headaches irritability and kidney issues after eight months of illness. He found relief after taking the remedy bought at Rosemary Drug Co. The testimonial urges others to seek the product rather than any generic kidney medicine.
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Rosemary
J. W. Lancaster
Carpenter
N. C
Dean
Rosemary Drug Co
Political Leader and Local Party Chief in Halifax County
A longtime Halifax county Democratic leader chaired the county party executive committee for thirty five years with unflagging diligence. The piece notes his political prominence alongside details of other public roles and mentions a business inquiry connected to Cheney & Co and a testimonial on Catarrh remedies.
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Halifax County
Tate
Omery
J. Chying
Cheney & Co
Cheney
A. W. Gleason
iBenty Notary Public
Hall
Cheney & GO
Toledo
Texal
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Italy
Mexico
Herbert Hoover
Post Office Department
Texas
Roanoke News
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Raa Meme
Liberty
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G. D. Shell
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