Local notes reflect arrivals, travels, and events in town
The page reports residents and visitors in Chapel Hill Rich mond and surrounding areas. It notes arrivals from overseas and travels to Tarboro High Point and Weldon, supper and Masonic Lodge installations, a hospital operation by Drs Bakers and Green, a discharge ceremony at Camp Jackson, a dance at Palace Hall, and a communication of the Scotland Neck Lodge with new officers to be installed.
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L Baker
Palmyra
Haache Savage
Masonic Lodge
Wheeler
W. C. Alls
T. B. Wl
Tarboro
Palace
Witch & O
Scotland Neck Lodge
A. F
A. M
Overland Cars Shipment Starts This Week
Messrs George and Ernest Kirkland return from Camp Lee and assist with a nurse for Mrs. A McDowell. Dowell reports that Overland car shipments from factory to dealer began this week. orders encouraged through Pioneer Auto Dealer G C Weeks and salesman Braswell.
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George and
Ernest Kirkland Day
Camp Lee
Overland
Braswell
G. C. Weeks
Scotland Neck
Funeral of Mrs Harrington Held After Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs Harrington, widow of Henry Harrington of Martin County, were conducted yesterday by Rev. Mo Seif. Interment followed at the family burial grounds. She leaves six years and one child, with services marking the final farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tarrington
Martin County
Mo. Seif
Mamilton
The Feast of the Red Corn Operetta Coming Soon
Announcement notes an American Indian operetta titled The Feast of the Red Corn and promises further details to follow.
Miss Constance Talmadge at Dixie Theatre in Silk Stockings
Actress Miss Constance Talmadge appears tonight at the Dixie Theatre in a five reel picture A Pair of Silk Stockings. Also small ad offers for sale a complete saw mill setup including double saw 50 HP boiler and engine, three wagons, mules and horses, and lumber gear, owner seeks other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Dixie Theatre
Edgar
A. B. Shaw
Scotland Neck
2. C
Special Session of Congress in 1919 Peace Treaty Debates
The piece notes a special session of Congress to discuss the Peace Treaty and League of Nations among other vital issues. It emphasizes the need for full coverage and promises extensive wire services from Washington to Greensboro. A subscription pitch offers six months for $3.50 with a free map of Europe.
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League of Nations
America
Greensboro Daily News
Associated Press
Washington
Greensboro
Daily News Service
David Lawrence
Washington Service
Theodore Tiller
London Times
Clinton W. Gilbert
Raleigh
Europe
North Carolina
Scotland
Nezk
Hobgood
Daily News
Washington & Raleigh
Mpre
Hall's Catarrh Cure Mentioned as Cure Claim
There is a claim that catarrh is curable by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad argues catarrh is a local disease worsened by constitutional factors and promotes internal medicine to act on mucous surfaces. It targets readers with statements of cure and a money back offer.
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Mai Telede
Hall
Porto Rico Sprouts For Sale Offer
For sale listing offers sow beans smoked hams and 30 barbecue pigs. Apply to John B. Gray. Local notice reads as a farm livestock sale and contact for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rica
John B. Gray
Chronic Constipation and Gentle Relief Suggested
The article explains constipation as a moisture deficit in stool and recommends drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruits, and outdoor exercise. It advises mild laxatives over harsh cathartics and endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take and effective.
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Chamberlain
Vacant Lot Owned by Dr A D Morgan in Scotland Neck
The lot at the corner of Tenth and Roanoke streets in Scotland Neck is listed as belonging to Dr A D Morgan. The property fronts 49 feet on Tenth Street and 160 feet on Roanoke Street. HUGIL JOMNNSON.
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Scotland Neck
A. D. Morgan
Tenth and
Roanoke Street
Tenth Street
Hugil Jomnnson
Scotland Neck Bans Privy Maintenances in Central District
The town’s board of commissioners on June 19 1919 prohibits erecting or maintaining privies in a central district between Ninth and Twelfth Streets Blocks 46 47 51 4 St 57 with violations fined six dollars per offense and daily continuations counted as separate offenses. The ordinance takes effect July 19 1919.
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Scotland Neck
of Scotland Neck
Board of Commissioners
Town of Scotland Neck
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