Advertising Rates and Publication Details in Ditlun Herald
Advertising rates may be had on repetition and advertisers may feel wary that the columns reach Ditlun county in Eastern Caro Mee and contiguous territory in Hert Carolina. The Ditlun Herald is published at the County Seat with modern presses. Obituary sketches cards and thanks are accepted. Advertisements priced according to position. Communications on important news or real interest may be rejected without real author name for publication.
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Dittem
Caro Mee
Herts Cerolina
Ditlun
Patriotism Through Thrift in Wartime Dillon County
A 1918 appeal urges readers to cut luxury spending and save for Liberty bonds and Red Cross charity. It warns extravagance harms soldiers in France and families of Allied troops, arguing a dollar saved now yields long term benefits and supports national sacrifice.
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Dillon County
Mare County
Red Cross
France
Holland Protests Over Allied Seizure of Ships
The article reports Dutch neutrality amid Allied ship seizures, noting Holland’s aid to the Central Powers through selling foodstuffs from the Americas. It says losses from nationalization would cut big profits on American goods, while Allies insistence on ship use comes with high payment. Dutch journals express outrage and fear of lasting political consequences.
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Tf Aou
Holland
North
South America
Piration
Germany and Allies Face War Strains and Neutral Stance
A war era debate notes Germany’s pressure on Belgium and Romania, the potential for a swift victory if the German army advances, and how the Hague treaty restraint kept the Allies from invading neutral territory. It also cites Holland’s protest over aid ships and warns that severed relations could affect Allied cooperation and life risks.
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Germany
Belgium
Gerbia
Rumania
Rumia
Norway
Sweeden
Holland
Country press rebukes moves to dodge national affairs
In a discussion on national affairs the country press defends its role against efforts to leave such topics to big city papers. Proponents argue small papers must speak up for rural opinions and resist a one class rule, insisting the nation cannot be run by a single group.
Necessary to Win War Food and Labor Clash
Opinion notes that farming effort is as crucial as ammunition and shipbuilding in wartime. It mocks the logic of drafting farmers while keeping industrial workers, comments on responsibility turning men conservative, praises Hoover as food umpire, and jokes about pay versus work. Ends with admonition not to waste.
Home Demonstration Notes Why Preserve Eggs for Winter
Preservation guidance for plentiful spring eggs emphasizes eight to twelve months shelf life with sodium silicate or water glass. It discusses cost about a cent per dozen, timing for April to early June layings, and requirements for freshness and cleanliness including avoiding dirty or floated eggs and noting that washing removes protective coating.
How to Preserve Eggs in Solution for Air Uses
The guide outlines heat quality of water, placing eggs in a preserving solution, and ensuring at least two inches of liquid covering the eggs. If supplies run low, add more eggs over time. Store the crock cool and covered with waxed paper to prevent evaporation, and pierce a small hole in the large end of the eggshell before boiling to vent air and prevent cracking.
Red Cross Opens Wool and Sock Drive for Refugees
Notice to Red Cross workers reports arrival of wool cut-out garments ready for distribution and steel needles for knitting. Only sweaters and socks are needed. Friday and Saturday afternoons offer work, with Saturdays the best chance for country and school workers. Red Cross aims to collect second-hand clothing for refugees in France and Belgium, asking for sturdy garments in dark colors to aid the war-impacted elderly and families. A Dillon family collection by local Junior Auxiliary is encouraged, with volunteers to call Friday afternoon.
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National Red Cross
France
Belgium
Dillon
Red Cross
Tombstone repurposed as paving stone in Venice tomb
A London Tit-Bits writer recalls Thomas Mowbray, ancestor of the duke of Norfolk banished by Richard II. Exiled in Italy, his tombstone was later reclaimed by his family, but the stone was found decades later doing duty as a paving stone after being left behind in Venice.
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Duke of Norfolk
Richard II
Italy
Thomas Mowbry
London
Venice
England
Retail Price Report Shows Food Costs Mixed Across SC
The Food Administration reports prices for the week ending February 23 1918 from 1371 cities. South Carolina retailers are not overcharging and in some cases charge below national averages. Corn meal rice and poultry sold under the U S average while flour bread and millet prices ran higher in SC. Milk averaged 17 cents a quart in SC vs 12 nationwide. eggs 45 cents a dozen in SC vs 55 nationally. Potatoes remain high in SC, noted as higher than any other state.
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The
Food Administration
Washington
South Carolina
United States
South Carolna
National Food Administration
Ite
A Pointer About Ice Cream Tastes and Rates
A brief note promises delicious ice cream with creamy flavors and refreshing taste. Special rates are offered for larger quantities, inviting readers to try today.
Croup Danger Heightens Need for Early Remedy
Croup is dangerous and early action matters. The message urges preparedness and presents a safe, proven remedy as a common remedy mothers rely on to prevent escalation from the first symptoms.
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Retail Price Report
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Candy Kitchen
Aler Salceby
Goose Co
Greensboro
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L. Cottingham
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Maine
Stubbs
M. A. Stubbs
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