Prince Louis of Battenberg guest of Washington
Prince Louis of Battenberg arrives in Washington after leaving Annapolis where the British fleet is based. Rear Admiral Robley Evans escorts him, and he is entertained at the Embassy and by the President with a busy schedule including a luncheon, a White House dinner, and visits to the Capitol and Congressional Library. Remarks note his democratic, cordial style and the fleet display off Annapolis.
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Prince Louis
Battenberg
Washington
Annapolis
Robley Evans
England
Army
Lancheon
Ite
Kink Edward
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Connecticut Avenue
Mortimer Durand
Prasent Ambaasador
Misa Durand
New Willard
Charlie
Fort Myer
White House
New York
Congress
Corps of Engineers
Navy
Rae
Preparation and early treatment for colds urged
In time of peace and wartime readiness, the piece extols preparation as key to success and cites chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as an effective early cure for colds. It urges keeping the remedy on hand and mentions Boone and Blowing Rock Drug Co as sellers alongside the Raleigh Postal light in sorrow.
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Boone
Hock Drugo
Thanksgiving Day Faith and Government Reform
A 1900s-era column argues for national Thanksgiving observance tied to Christian faith, criticizing secularism in the Navy and urging gratitude toward God. It notes Wilson’s executive orders limiting outside work by federal employees, and underscores moral responsibility of corporations and individuals alike. The piece urges public devotion, recognition of providence, and a solemn national holiday spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Naval Affairs
Navy Department
Agricultural Department
Wilson
Panies
One Minute Cough Cure touted for children's health
A Chester Michigan postmaster endorses One Minute Cough Cure for colds coughs croup and whooping cough in children. He recalls his daughter nearly succumbing to a sudden croup attack but was reportedly cured after three doses given quickly. Sold by M B Blackburn.
Silent virtue and character ring like bells
A reflection on the power of silent integrity over spoken words, comparing consistent right living to bells that emit music when touched, yet can accidentally falter, underscoring that true character endures beyond loud speech.
Not A Sick Day Since From Kidney Trouble Cure
B F Bass of Freemont North Carolina reports severe kidney trouble and sickness. After trying various medicines he used Blackbury’s Electric Bitters and was cured with no further sick days. Neighbors reportedly cured of rheumatism neuralgia and liver and kidney troubles.
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B. F. Bass
Freemont
N. C
Blackbury's
Woman who crafts her own fortune finds ample closets
A concise aphorism notes that any woman shaping her own destiny stays well provided for with closets. It emphasizes independence and practical preparation through personal planning and resourcefulness.
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths Kidney Disease Cure
An advertisement extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It links kidney trouble to heart disease, pneumonia, and bladder problems, claims rapid relief, and notes availability in fifty-cent and one-dollar bottles with sample offers.
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Kilmer
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Edmund, Jones
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Boone, N.C
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R. D. Jennings
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Watauga
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de. J. M. Hogshead
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Blackburn’s
Jesus Christ
Gour
Ayer
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