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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1917
Page
7
The passage urges continued friendship and loyal conduct toward German birth and native sympathy individuals living among us, expressing a desire to prove loyalty through daily attitude and actions toward all who are truly loyal.
An authority warns that daily meat intake forms uric acid which can paralyze kidneys. A treatment involves drinking a radix Salts solution—grape and lemon acid with lithia—to neutralize acids and flush the kidneys, touted as inexpensive and harmless.
The Progressive party National conference plans to discuss military training prohibition and unity of liberals from Democratic Republican Socialist and Prohibition groups. Colonel Roosevelt is not invited. Albert D Norton a former Republican judge and Progressive candidate leads talks with Bull Moose allies to shape a liberal party stir.
A high level address declares that loyal Americans will stand with the government in wartime. It warns against disloyalty and emphasizes that the right is more precious than peace, pledging national sacrifice to defend democracy, rights, and universal justice.
A band of over 50 American collegians, led by A Pratt Antrew, serves as ambulance drivers with the American Ambulance Field Service in the Balkans. Brown reports ambulances operate near Monastir and Koritza, carrying wounded through rugged roads. Several cars were damaged by shellfire. drivers carry revolvers for safety amid hostile bands.
On the Boardwalk the high society crowd faces a crackdown as hotel managers refuse to allocate suites to wealthy patrons. The ban extends to dogs cars poodles and luxury guests amid a tense clash on Easter Week at the seaside resort.
An advertisement touts Tassco tablets from Elvington's Pharmacy as a safe, diet-free method to reduce body weight. It claims physicians recommend the product, promises no habit or eating restrictions, and offers mail order with a 50 cent box free.
An offer from The Tassco Co of Boston Massachusetts promises a 50 cent box of an obesity treatment sent by return mail upon enclosing 10 cents in silver or store postage. The fragmentary ad implies mail order handling and payment method but lacks full terms.
Advertisement claims Rheuma relieves rheumatism and sciatica within days by neutralizing poisons in joints and muscles. It describes a safe remedy, offers a 50 cent bottle, and promises money back if relief is not achieved. R. R. Bellamy advertises availability and guarantees.
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