No Hold Up For Soldiers In Wartime
The Charlotte Observer notes a new law shielding soldiers and dependents from civil action during service. It cites an Iowa Gazette list called Uncle Sam’s Ten Commandments forbidding eviction for nonpayment of rent, stopping life insurance cancellations, foreclosures, tax sales, and lawsuits, with court delays and protections until the soldier returns.
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Charlotte Observer
Congress
America
Cear Rapids
Iowa
Inside Bath for Health and Beaut y Promoted to Women and Men
A 19th century health piece touts morning drinking of hot water with limestone phosphate as an inside bath to cleanse stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved energy complexion and reduced illness, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate from drug stores and adopt internal sanitation for better skin.
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Bath
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
The old time remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound hydrates hair to dark tones after a few applications. A downtown druggist notes it darkens naturally and evenly with no telltale application.
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Wyeth
Man with the Right Qualifications to Represent Guilford in Legislature
The Review notes Thomas J. Gold will enter the Guilford County primary for North Carolina Legislature. A Democrat with prior service in the General Assembly, city court judge, and presidential elector, Gold is praised as an able speaker and unpartisan. The piece urges unity against the German threat and anticipates cross party support if nominated.
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Thomas J. Gold
Guilford County
High Point
Fifth
Wil
Guilford
Gold
Dead Earnest Over Liberty Bonds Prompts Strong Purchases
A country friend notes earnest enthusiasm for Liberty Bonds as The Review, Stamey Printing House, and the editor with family pledge large purchases. The writer says they will mortgage property if needed to buy more bonds and urges others to do likewise.
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Liberty Bonds
Review
Stamey Printing House
Liberty
Well Known Man Comes to City
G. A. Arthur former Fairview Kennels manager has accepted a post with High Point Motor Co and will move his family to High Point at the start of May. He left Fairview after Florence Satterwaite sold the estate to her brother W. Gould Brokaw, the original owner. Arthur previously managed the Biltmore estate for 14 years then served as traveling passenger agent for the Southern Railway before joining Fairview. High Point welcomes Mr Arthur and family.
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G. A. Arthur
Fairview Kennels
High Point Motor Co
High Point
Mia. Arthur
Fairview
Florence Satterwaite
W. Gould Brokaw
Mr. Arthur
Biltmore
Southern Railway
Poem venting anti Kaiser with social satire and war time cues
A biting verse laments shortages and social roles during wartime. It mocks Kaiser Wilhelm and asserts satirical opinions on multiple groups and life changes. The speaker rails against economic strain and moral judgments amid conflict.
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