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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1917

Page

8

Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Cleanse Liver Function

A physician promotes a morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the liver and bowels. The ad warns against calomel, claims the mixture prevents toxins and sour bile, and asserts it won’t salivate. It urges daily use before breakfast as inexpensive and harmless.

Attitude of Latin Countries to Germany Continues in Rio

Rio de Janeiro reports growing pro Allied demonstrations on April 11. Entente flags appear across the city as crowds cheer France and England and shout Down with Germany. Authorities guard military establishments to prevent sabotage amid heightened surveillance. It is said most seized German ships were wrecked by unknown causes.

France England Germany Canada

Council Denies Any Time Extension for Projects

City council refuses to grant more time while noting South Tnia Street fire exposure from poor water pressure. Debate over water rates for Carolina Metal Products Company and tax donations from the Kennedy Shows. boat patrol urged for Wrightsville Beach amid war concerns.

Carolina Metal Products Company Water Committee John S. McEachern Kennedy Sudan Temple Finance Committee Monon Councilman Hall Germany McCaig

Missing workers investigation questions plant deaths

An investigation reports 36 persons are missing in connection with the plant incident. Many of the missing are believed alive. The inquiry continues to determine their status and fate.

Death Toll at Munitions Plant Rises Amid Blame

W M Wilherlm, general manager, reports 116 dead after a munitions plant incident. Forty six identified. remaining bodies badly mutilated. Between fifty and sixty read aines remain hospitalized with eight possibly dying.

W. M. Wilherlm Eans

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