No Peace With Unrepentant Murderers and Rapists
War era editorial condemns peace talks with Germany and its leaders. It argues civilization and democracy must be defended at all costs, praising Allied sacrifice and urging Americans to reject peace terms that honor the criminals and dishonor the fallen. It references editorials from various American papers including Manufacturer's Record.
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Ain
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Germany
The August Meeting by John Charles McNeill
A narrative recounts a heated August gathering with crowded benches and fervent reactions. Black congregants shout in praise as Heck leads a shouts and dissent erupts into a brawl with razors knives and clubs, ending in chaos and injuries.
War news shifts while public coping with milk shortage
A jaded public shifts from the World Series to war updates as grim notes surface. Four hundred babies die in New York from milk shortages while reformers cheer. Admiral von Tirpitz links peace with German indemnity, pushing Liberty Bonds as the choice between aiding the war effort and paying the bill.
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New York
Admiral von Tirpitz
Germany
Food conservation message for wartime home front
A wartime appeal urges Americans to conserve food to aid soldiers in France. It contrasts feeding pets with saving bread for troops, stressing that every household can contribute a can-do act by reducing daily rations. The kitchen is cast as a frontline in victory.
Do Not Meddle With Your Ears
Do Not Meddle With Your Ears. Laymen may have reasons to treat diseases but should avoid ear manipulation. The ear is delicate and easily injured by ignorant attempts. Judicious treatment is essential for ear care.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Constitutional Cure
There is more catarrh in this country than any other disease and for years it was thought to be curable only locally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally to reach the blood and mucous surfaces. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Bend for circulars and testimonials. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Haire’s Pills for constipation.
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Hal
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Chia
Hall
Cheney
Ohio
Haire
Pamis
Roanoke Rapids Sidewalk Assessment Roll Notice 1917
Notice is given that assessments in the Sidewalk Assessment Roll approved by the Roanoke Rapids Board on September 4 1917 may be paid within 30 days from first publication without addition. Failure to pay by then accrues interest and penalties to taxes due dates. Published September 24 1917 by Town officials.
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Board of Commissioners
Roanoke Rapids
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P. M
Hamilton and
Jackson Streets
Roanoke Avenue
N. C
Clany
Sony and Treas
Hoanok
Rapids
Land Auction Notice in Halifax County North Carolina
By virtue of a 9 Deed of Trust to secure a debt to Tate Machinery, default occurring, the property known as the Baker tract in Brinkleyville Township, Halifax County, will be sold at the Halifax court house on October 27, 1917 at 10 am for cash. The tract comprises about 244 acres described by bounds from Fish Pond Branch to a Pine knob, with multiple courses and marked corners. halves undivided, reference to a deed from J H Harrison to B F Fishel. EC Smith, Trustee. G Daniel, Atty. for Assignee.
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Elliott
E. C. Smith
Tate Machinery and Supply Company
Gutte Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company
Court House
Halifax
N. C
Halifax County
Brinkleyville
J. P. Leach
T. Leach
Baker
Fish Pond Branch
J. H. Harrison
B. F
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