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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1917
Page
2
Survivors of the Sherman Brigade held their fifty first annual reunion in Mansfield Ohio on August 28. About 75 veterans remain alive, yet they pledge to continue the gatherings as long as any survivor can attend.
Reports from various parts of the country claim Acid Iron Mineral relieves pellagra by purifying blood and rebuilding digestion. The ad asserts the natural product strengthens nerves, supports appetite, and aids tissue restoration, offered in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with related ointment for skin eruptions.
Abstract of financial statement dated December 31 1016 for Fraternal Mystic Circle of Philadelphia showing assets liabilities and receipts. It lists assets admitted 568510.58 total admitted assets 568510.58 and liabilities to members 404988.31 plus miscellaneous 84631.94 total 489620.25. income 444401.54 and expenditures 404988.31 etc with home office Raleigh as general agent and insurance commissioner note.
The three reel picture stars Harry Carey with Elizabeth Jones as Mary Ann who forces him to wear her father’s clerical vest and cleans up Buckhorn. Elizabeth Jones known as The Bimini Seal performs daring diving for the camera. The Soul Herder renders a tale of murder, redemption, and a town saved, presented as the top attraction at the Bijou tomorrow with more features on the bill.
The Fox Baby Grands Jane and Katherine Lee star in a five reel comedy and drama feature titled Two Little Imps. The Grand presents the film tomorrow with the beloved child performers delivering lively capers and strong performances.
A Bellamy Drug store feature argues that ill health, especially stomach troubles, fuels bad temper and marital strain. The Peplac treatment is said to tone the stomach, improve digestion, nourish the blood, and restore good nature, with demonstrations at Bellamy's and referrals to local druggists.
The Red Cross launches a wartime campaign to eradicate mosquitoes near cantonment camps and surrounding areas. War Dept warns mosquitoes can spread malaria to draft troops. officials urge a broad cleanup within a mile of each camp.
President Wilson aims to compel oil production and lower gasoline prices for the United States and allies, targeting John D. Rockefeller’s monopoly. Officials say crude could rise if Standard Oil blocks output, while a government leasing plan could unlock vast lands and slash fuel costs for war needs.
Associated Press reports progress in the Mare Island explosion case as Secretary Daniels discusses criminal proceedings with Attorney General Gregory. The meeting at the Justice Department included A Bruce Biel, head of the Bureau of Investigation, but details were not disclosed.
Former Senator Mason credits Nuxated Iron with restoring energy after a grueling political campaign. He cites endorsements from Dr. Ferdinand King and Dr. Schuyler C. Jacques, noting iron deficiency as a common cause of weakness and praising organic iron as a vitality builder.
Washington warns new soldiers to respect the mess sergeant who controls food and discipline in the mess hall. He dictates meals and prices, enforces cleanliness, and punishes waste, while ensuring order and proper behavior among rookies.
Minneapolis report notes that governors from Western and Northwestern states along with leading educators agriculturists and business men have been invited to attend a rural education conference at the Minnesota State Agricultural College beginning tomorrow and running through the rest of the week.
The Reds left Cincinnati and began a circuit cleanup while questioning why Matty's warriors fail to win at home. The brief notes a puzzling home performance without listing specific games or dates.
The Congressional Directory profile portrays Senator Mason of Illinois as a national figure who championed Pure Food and Drugs laws, rural free delivery, and labor rights. It notes his long service from the 50th to the 52nd Congresses and his role in endorsing Natated Iron as a merit to aid the masses nationwide.
An advertisement claims Nuxated Iron can raise strength 100 percent in four weeks for adults under sixty with iron deficiency and no serious illness. It offers $10009 to charities if not effective, refunds if strength and endurance do not at least double in ten days, and notes dispensation by Janne Tutrelle and local druggists.
National Guard cantonments in the Southeastern Department are nearly ready to receive troops. Kilbourne says only Camps Wheeler Macon and Beauregard lack wiring, with North and South Carolina and Tennessee guards to be sent to Camp Sevier in Greenville as transport allows. Water problems at Alexandria should be corrected soon.
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