Foreign language papers urge Liberty Bond subscriptions
German language publications across the United States urge liberty bond purchases in editorials and ads. Reports to Hans Rieg show thousands of subscriptions from foreign language communities as campaigns expand with 41 nationalities represented and rallies held in multiple cities.
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Washington
United States
Liberty
America
National Liberty
War Credit
Hans Rieg
Germany
Liberty Loan
Rieg
Calotabs Calomel Reform Sold as Liver Purifier
The ad touts Calotabs as a refined form of calomel claiming it purifies the liver and cleanses the system. One tab at night with water yields no nausea and a strong next morning appetite. Sold only in original packages, with a money back guarantee from druggists.
A New Car for Your Old One
A local ad promotes repainting services offering a quick handsome finish at low price. It highlights using Valentine Company varnishes and materials with a guarantee of durability and quality. The copy emphasizes modern appearance and value in automotive refinishing.
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Sughout Valantine Mpany
Valentin Company Guarantee
Helena's Fifth Century Hospitals Aid Soldiers
In the fifth century the Empress Helena established hospitals along routes between Rome and Constantinople. These facilities cared for sick and wounded soldiers of the empire while serving major road arteries and military needs.
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Helena
Empire
Rome
Constantinople
South Carolina Medical Association Elects Officers in Aiken
In Aiken on April 19 the South Carolina Medical Association, at its 70th annual session, elected officers for the coming year. About 200 doctors attended. meetings were held at Highland Park hotel. New officers include President James A. Hayne and vice presidents E T Kelley N B Edgerton H T Hall and secretary treasurer E A Hines. The state medical board names Harry Wyman as president J T Taylor Adams Run John Lyon Greenwood A M Brails ford Mullins J J Watson Columbia E W Pressley Clover H L Shaw Fountain Inn and A E Boozer Columbia.
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Aiken
D. C
South Carolina Medical Association
Highland Park Hotel
James A. Hayne
Columbia
E. T. Kelley
Kingstree
N. B. Edgerton
H. T. Hall
E. A. Hines
Seneca
State Medical Board
Harry Wyman
J. T. Taylor
Adams Run
John Lyon
Greenwood
A. M. Brailsford
Mullins
J. J. Watson
Brailsford and Pressler Serve Together at Camp Sevier
Brailsford and Pressler are in the army stationed at Camp Sevier.
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Brailsford and
Pressler
Army
Camp Sevier
Newberry College President Resigns to Lead Philadelphia Church
The Rev. J. Henry Harms D D longtime head of Newberry College since 1914 resigns to accept the pastorate of the Church of the Holy Communion in Philadelphia. The church is regarded as the leading Lutheran church in the United States and gained fame under Rev. Joseph A Seiss.
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Newberry
S. C
J. Henry Harms
D. D
Newberry College
Church of the Holy Communion
Philadelphia
United States
Joseph A. Seiss
Meningitis cases rise in South Carolina in early 1918
Columbia South Carolina April 19 1918 191 meningitis cases reported since late December 1917 to Dr James A Hayne secretary of the State Board of Health 45 deaths 11 suspected cases noted in the tally.
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Columbia
S. C
James A. Hayne
State Board of Health
Knife slips injuring Mullins resident in morning mishap
Thursday morning Mrs. A. M. Drew, a resident near Mullins, was cutting ham when the knife slipped and she suffered an injury. Details of the incident follow in next notes.
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A. M. Drew
Mullins
Woman Nearly Cut Nose by Knife in Breakfast Meat Incident
A Mullins Enterprise report describes a woman who came to town for medical treatment after a near-nose injury from a knife while cutting breakfast meat. She suffered significant pain and the blade lodged just below the left eye as medical aid stopped the blood.
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Mullins Enterprise
Patriots' Day Parade In Boston Marks Independence Spirit
Boston on Patriots' Day 1916 featured a mammoth military parade with National Army units from Camp Devens regulars from forts and sailors and Marines from the Charleston Navy Yard. Secretary Daniels reviewed the procession with Governor McCall and Mayor Peters.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Lexington
National Army
Camp Devens
Charleston Navy Yard
Daniels
McCall
Peters
Primrose Day Honors in England Mark Disraeli Legacy
London marks Primrose Day on April 19 honoring Benjamin Disraeli. Citizens wear the primrose favored by Lord Beaconsfield to honor his memory and influence in politics.
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England
London
Benjamin Disraeli
Beaconsfield
Primrose League Honors Beaconsfield Statue Anniversary
Englishmen pay tribute to a great statesman rivaling Gladstone. Parliament Square Beaconsfield statue decorated as in time honored custom. The statesman died 37 years ago today.
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Gladstone
Primrose League
Beaconsfield
Parliament Square
Army chaplains school opens at Camp Zachary Taylor
Under a War Department order a school for army chaplains from the Middle West will open at Camp Zachary Taylor tomorrow. Experienced chaplains will preside and instruct about 150 National service recruits in both practical and spiritual field duties.
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Louisville
War Department
Middle West
Camp Zachary Taylor
Traveling salesmen recruited for Liberty Loan drive in Louisiana
New Orleans April 19 Hundreds of traveling salesmen in Louisiana will be recruited for patriotic publicity work in support of the third Liberty Loan. Plans to be adopted by the Louisiana Division of the Travelers Protective Association were to be announced at its annual convention in this city. An unusually large attendance of delegates was expected.
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New Orleans
Third Liberty Loan
Louisiana
T Ravelers’ Protective Association
Cty
Notable Illinois ex-governor’s daughter to wed in Chicago
Miss Dorothy Deneen, daughter of former Illinois governor and Mrs. Charles S. Deneen, will marry Allmand M. Blow, son of the late A. A. Blow and Mrs. Blow, in a two day session opening today. The ceremony is set for tomorrow evening at the bride’s parents’ home in Knoxville, Tenn.
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Chicago
Ill
Dorothy Deneen
Illinois
Charles $. Deneen
Allmand M. Blow
A. A. Blow
Bloff
Knoxville
Tenn
Brock Flowers Couple Quietly Wed In Secret
A. and Brock of Smithfield married Miss Annis Flowers daughter of W J Flowers former postmaster at Princeton Sunday afternoon while out in an automobile. They kept the marriage secret, and bride left with the groom to Smithfield after he returned to work.
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Mount Olive
N. C
A. & Brock
Smithfield
Annis Flowers
W. J. Flowers
Princeton
New York Furnishes 1200 Women for Overseas Service
New York City has supplied about 1,200 women for overseas service including physicians nurses and canteen workers to support military and allied efforts.
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New York City
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Reign Language Publications
K. Lewis & Son
South Carolina News
DR. Harms
School For Army Chaplains
Brock-Flowers
Farley
Market Farley Clothing CO
Southerland
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