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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1918

Page

4

Dillon Herald Ad Rates and Policies for Subscriptions

The Dillon Herald outlines subscription costs at 2.50 per year and 1.26 for six months with prepaid terms. Monthly rates apply for under six months at 20 cents per month. Advertising rates available on request. The paper serves Dillon County and Eastern North Carolina, reaching about 90 percent of county homes. Obituary and similar notices cost 8 cents per line. Advertisers must follow space and content rules with author name supplied for publication.

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War talk and price trends from Dillon editorial

In a Dillon edition dated November 7 1918 discussion centers on wartime resolve urging constant Allied pressure to hasten victory. The piece also notes influenza aftermath and argues farm land values rise about five percent annually with wartime boosts, warning buyers land prices won’t return to former lows and delays could be costly.

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Hold Your Cotton Off the Market, Farmers Urged

The article urges farmers to keep cotton off the market, arguing prices may rise to 40 or 50 cents if the war ends soon. It criticizes market manipulation by a few men and warns sellers would regret current prices before the next crop, advising debtors to borrow against cotton if needed.

Card of Thanks from Mrs. F. McC. Curtis

Mrs. F. McC. Curtis thanks friends for kindness shown during her trouble and expresses gratitude for support and sympathy.

F. McC. Curtis

Cape Fear Fair to Open Bigger and Better in Fayetteville

The Cape Fear Fair plans a five day run in Fayetteville with twenty state fair shows, military exhibits, and patriotic activities led by government experts. Negro Day will feature free admission for colored schoolchildren and special races and prizes. Space remains tight as extra exhibits are added and grounds enlarged for the Monster Cape Fear Fair.

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Regulations for Dillon County Quarantine Measures

Public health rules issued by ADA E. Schwietzer M D United States Public Health Service in Dillon County. Businesses limited hours from 9:00 a m to 4:00 p m with no crowding in stores. Public gatherings forbidden funerals limited to immediate family open air services urged. Coughing individuals to stay home and fever-free six days before returning to work. Mask use required for those with coughing fits. Violations lead to arrest and enforcement.

Dillon Ada E. Schweitzer M.D United States Public Health Service Dillon County Red Cross

Patent horse collar and other 19th century curiosities

A collage of notes cites inventions and facts: an Englishman patents a combined home and breast horse collar with interlocking hairpin joints. Mary Kies is noted as the first woman to receive a U.S. patent in 1800 for straw weaving with silk or thread. U.S. Navy sailors buy into the third Liberty Loan. logs at sawmills are sprayed to protect blades. proverbs on palm trees. a comic exchange about servants ends with a quip about bridge and three workers.

Mary Kies United States Holland United States Navy Liberty

Cumberland General Hospital offers training for young women

The Cumberland General Hospital in Fayetteville North Carolina invites young women aged eighteen to thirty five to enroll in a three year course combining practical and theoretical work to qualify for state board examinations For more information contact the Superintendent of Nurses Cumberland General Hospital Fayetteville NC October 5 1961.

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