New Fish on Fridays Suggested by Food Authorities
Biddy Bye urges doubling fish meals to cut meat costs and aid health. Government lists fish readily available by region including cod, halibut, mackerel, salmon, and more. Strategies include boiling with aromatics and using regional varieties to keep menus diverse and affordable.
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The
Food Administration
United States Government Fisheries Department
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Barra
Dressing to Dodge Disease warns on winter footwear
The Dispatch prints Dr. Martha McGlynn guidance urging women to keep fit and dress sensibly to beat influenza. She cautions against thin shoes and silk stockings in winter, saying exposed skin and cold weather lower vitality and disease resistance.
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Dispatch
Martha McGlynn
Local social notes and events from Hampstead to Bladen Street
Miss Annie Lee Moore of Hampstead visits city friends. Miss Mary Miller Johnson returns from Burgaw. J. Monroe of Goldsboro back after a business stay. Mr. and Mrs Thompson of Burgaw return home. Louise Mackey of Tarboro returns home after visiting. Mrs J B Croom of Maysville spent yesterday shopping. Miss Minnie Newland of Folkstone and Mr. and Mrs. W R Walker of Shallotte return home after visits. Mrs G C Bennett of Columbia visits city. will go to Southport for the weekend. Fort Caswell Danish event canceled due to post band demobilization. Mr and Mrs B N Meredith of Faison return home after short stay. Lady Maccabees meet at 8 with officer installation. Mr and Mrs Colin Lambe Jr of Garland pass through en route to Swansboro. Bladen Street Methodist ladies host at parsonage to benefit paint fund. Epworth League invites to 8 o’clock valentine party at Grace Methodist. Dr J S Hood of Kings Mountain joins Mrs Hood with injured father L K Taylor. Miss Sophia Beery, nurse from influenza era, at home with father J W Beery, may go to Richmond later.
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Colin Lambe, Jr
Garland
Swansboro
Roanoke Rapids Mother Attends Grimmer Wadham Wedding
Mrs. Louise Grimmer of Roanoke Rapids traveled to the city to witness the wedding of her son Charles L. Grimmer to Miss Mildred Wadham at the home of Bishop Thomas C. Darst this afternoon.
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Louise Grimmer
Roanoke Rapids
Charles L. Grimmer
Mildred Wadham
Thomas C. Darst
YWCA Second Term Gym Classes Schedule Outlined
The YWCA announces second term gym classes with enrollment open. Programs include high school girls Mondays and Thursdays 4 to 5, grade school boys Tuesdays and Fridays 4 to 6, business women Mondays and Thursdays 6 30 to 7 30 and 8 to 9, morning class Tuesdays and Fridays 10 to 11, and children Saturdays 10 to 11. Free tuition for girls who secure 10 members with doctor certification required.
Advice Column on Independence and Romance from a 20th Century Paper
A reader asks about avoiding marriage and staying independent while showing interest in ranch life. Replies encourage independence, warn against infringing others, suggest mares for future possibilities, and advise involving a mother to meet a potential suitor with practical steps for a visit.
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Cc. GC
Brain Cells and Love in a War Era Conversation
A narrator discusses shell shock with Dr. Kramer about a soldier named Bob who cannot recall his bride. The doctor suggests memory might return if the need to be loved is rekindled, likening brain cells to grapes that can revitalize under the right stimuli. The narrator plans an escape with Dr. Kramer’s help to pursue her plan.
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West
Co. M. E
Miss Dennis
Dr. Kramer
Bob
Ana
Kramer
T. N.T
Mademoiselle
Chester
Eloise
Lorimers
Tommy
Certeis
Mlle. Vanderlyn
Spring Suits Show Highlights Ines and Lines
The article describes spring suit fashions with slimlined coats, fingertip lengths, belted waists, and long narrow skirts. It notes a shift of fullness at the hips and tight backs with full fronts, all featuring narrow hems and a gray tricotine model with embroidered silk arrows as ornamentation.
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S. C
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National Toilet Company
Peris
Alma Brown
Royal Theatre Building
New York
Normagraves
Annie Lee Moore
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City
Mary Miller Johnson
Burgaw
J. Monroe
Goldsboro
Thompson
Louise Mackey
Tarboro
J. B. Croom
Maysville
Minnie Newland
Folkstone
W. R. Walker
Shallotte
G. C. Bennett
Columbia
Southport
Fort Caswell
Lady Maccabees
Ladies of
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North Fifth Street
Epworth
Grace Methodist Church
Epworth League
Dr. J.S. Hood
King’s Mountain
Mrs. Hood
L. K. Tayor
Sophia Beery
Sumter
Florence
J. W. Beery
North Seventh Street
Richmond
John DeVine, Jr
Charleston
Seattle
Wash
James DeVine
Plymouth
England
Edith Compton
New Bern
GEO. W. Huggins, Inc
Market Street
Wm. R. Kerr
City of
Chicago
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
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A. L
Curtis
A ‘Albride
Betty Brown
Coats
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