Greek hero Gus McKene returns home after Greece war
The Charlotte Observer recounts Gus McKene of Charlotte who joined Greek forces to fight for King Constantine. He carried his gear through cling battles near Bizane Epirus, endured three days of combat with many Greek casualties, and later entered Greek Army service as a raw recruit. He brought back a Greek wife and expresses strong admiration for Greece and its king.
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Ladies Warned Against Baldness In Wichita
A Wichita audience hears Dr J W Schultz warn that tight hats and headbands threaten women with baldness. He compares styles to ancient Egypt and says wigs may become common after the craze passes.
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Dissolution of Smith Roberts Company in North Carolina
Notice is hereby given that the Smith Roberts Company a partnership composed of Jacob Smith and James W Roberts has been dissolved by mutual consent. All claims against the firm must be presented to Jacob Smith at once for adjustment and all accounts payable to the firm are now payable to Jacob Smith. The business will continue at Indian Trail NC under the name of Jacob Smith. April 3, 1914. James W Roberts Jacob Smith Notice
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