When It Is Over The Great Cause And Parting
A reflective wartime poem quoted by Jean Brooks Burt about endurance, sacrifice, and shared love amid war as part of a newspaper feature. The page also notes social updates: Marie Davis returns from Raleigh, Mr Finkelstein hosts visiting parents, Mrs Pool returns home, Mr and Mrs Rogers and Miss Estelle Weaver visit, and community notices on art exchanges and French lessons. The Red Cross and Delgado church activities are listed with upcoming meetings and talks.
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Fort
Red Cross
Murchison
Home Garden Guards Boost War Effort Nationwide
Propaganda urges Americans to grow food to support troops. Citizens are urged to plant gardens, curb cash spending on military supplies, and mail a 2 cent stamp to the National War Garden Commission in Washington, D. C., for a free manual on home gardening.
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Sam
National War Garden Commission
Washington, D. C
Sixty Niner Praises Black Draught For Liver Health
Cameron Oklahoma resident T L Bostier 69 says he uses Thedford's Black Draught for over 30 years and finds it essential for liver and stomach troubles including constipation indigestion and malaria related issues He emphasizes its reliability and value and notes it has helped his family for decades For sale at your druggist's.
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Thadford
Thedford
S. i
Beulah Jones Weds Thurman Clarke in Wilmington
Miss Beulah Jones and Mr. Thurman Clarke of Wilmington quietly married yesterday at 3 PM at Bladen Street Methodist Church parsonage. Rev E C Sell officiated. The groom, with Tidewater Power Co., is son of D T Clarke of Bladen county. The bride is daughter of C J Jones and planned to visit Bladen county with her husband after the ceremony.
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Tidewater Power Company
D. T. Clarke
Bladen County
Clarke
C. J. Jones
Calotab: A Calomel Cure Marketed For Biliousness
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a superior calomel remedy for biliousness. One tablet at bedtime promises no nausea or cramps, morning wakefulness, and a hearty appetite. Sold in sealed packets for thirty five cents with druggist guarantee and money back if not delighted.
Dunbar's Revue closes Chautauqua week with Grand Parade
Ralph Dunbar presents the last night program for the Redpath Chautauquas featuring Melody Land a travesty of The Mikado and a patriotic Grand Parade of the Allies. Local singers players and monologists join a multi costume spectacle for a premier novelty event.
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Dunbar
Joan of Arc
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Jean Brooks Burt
Marie Davis
Raleigh
Charles Finkelstein
G. Finkelstein
Jacksonville
Fla
C. C. Rogers
Winnahow
Estelle Weaver
Warsaw
Delgado Presbyterian Church
Marion Mission
Europe
Cameron
Okla
T. L. Bostier
A. D. Brown Company
Belk-Williams CO
Great Britain
Redpath
Chautauqua
France
Walinger
Chicago
Borax
Pod Houser Ie
America
Samora
Samoca
Tae Adegree