Local social notes and suffrage bill in North Carolina
Florence visitors and guests of city families are listed along with travel to Richmond Fayetteville Burgaw and Danville. The piece notes the mid winter L Ari esa German Club dance at Cape Fear Country Club on February 15 and reports on Mrs Crowel entertaining. It ends with Womanhood of State still seeking franchise and a proposed suffrage bill for local and national elections.
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L'Ariesa
Cape Fear
Aea
North Carolina
General Assembly
General Assembly of
United States
Octave Wiggins
M. C. Harrison
Presbyterian ministers tea at J B Crowley home
Rev and Mrs J B Crowley hosted Presbyterian ministers and wives at 508 South Third Street from 3 to 5 PM Thursday. Attendees included Dr and Mrs A D McClure Dr and Mrs J M Wells Rev and Mrs T Albson Rev and Mrs A J Kowell Rev and Mrs W M Baker and Rev H W Koelling. Married in Florida Miss Flossie M Robbins from Wilmington now in Leesburg with her husband after a Daytona visit. Epworth League of Wesleyan Memorial Winter Park to hold silver tea at Mrs Dwight McGwen Audubon house, open to public.
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Byterian Church
Crowley
South Third Street
A. D. McClure
J. M. Wells
T. .’. Alb Lon
A. J. Kowell
W. M. Baker
H. W. Koelling
Florida
Flossie M. Robbins
Wilmington
Nettie Robbins
Dayton
Pla
Leesburg
Fla
Epworth League
Wesleyan
Personal Mention: Gore Under Treatment at Coast Line Hospital
Mr L F Gore of the general office of the Atlantic Coast Line is undergoing treatment at Rocky Mount's Coast Line Hospital.
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L. F. Gore
General Office of
The
Coast Line Hospital
Rocky Mount
Cardui Aids Woman's Recovery After Long Illness
Mrs J T Stonecipher of Sheffield Alabama describes severe illness years earlier with pain and weakness locking her in bed for months. Doctors offered surgery and medicines that failed until she followed advice to take Cardui, after which she improved rapidly and fully recovered.
Boy of Hilton Dies After Accidental Gunshot
James Monroe, a six year old Black boy and son of Harrison Monroe of Hilton, died at James Walker Memorial Hospital from a stomach wound suffered Monday. The injury occurred when a pistol left by a boarder was thought to have accidental discharged as the boy played with it.
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James Monroe
Harrison Monroe
Hilton
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Condition Improves for Dr. William J. Love
Dr. William J. Love, seriously ill with pneumonia at his home at Fourth and Chestnut streets, was reported improved this morning by his physician. He had been ill for two or three days with critical condition but showed better signs today. He returned to the city about a month ago from the Pacific coast.
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William J. Love
Fourth
Chestnut
Rteets
Love
Pacific Coast
Germany Returning Deported Belgians
News from London reports Belgians deported to Germany from Antwerp are being sent back at about two hundred per week. The move follows protests by the Dutch government over deportations of refugees who had returned to Belgium under promises from German authorities they would not be forced to work for Germany.
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Fv Associated Press
London
Germany
Antwerp
Belgium
Spring and Summer Shoes Showing by Lowenberg’s Norfolk Rep
Mr A M Smith of Lowenberg's Shoe Store will visit Wilmington January 2, 6, and 26 with Spring and Summer samples. The firm, serving the best trade for over fifty years, offers expert fittings at the Orton Hotel. Heavy leather demand may limit stocks this Spring, so dealers should place orders during the visit.
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A. M. Smith
Lowenberg
Norfolk
Wilmington
Orton Hotel
Last Call Shoe Sale Begins Tomorrow
Wilmington Shoe Co ad announces a shoe sale starting tomorrow at the Wilmington store with discounts on selected lines.
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Last Call
Wilmington Shoe Co
Advt
Convention Social Service Panel Backs Moral Reform Ride
At Grace Methodist church four day meeting the Woman's Missionary Society of the North Carolina Conference adopted a program to curb immodest dress, curb liquor and cigarette sales, enforce drug laws and promote a single morality standard. A trolley ride to Wrightsville Beach was arranged for delegates.
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Social Service Committee
Woman’s Missionary Society
North Carolina
Grace Methodist Church
J. E. Stevick
Raleigh
A. §. Barnes
Social
M. H. Shepherd
W. B. Cooper
Wrightsville Beach
Front
Princess Streets
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Nasal Relief
Advertised remedy claims clogged nostrils will open within minutes. It promises to ease hawking snuffling headaches and nighttime breathing difficulties by applying a small amount in the nostrils to penetrate air passages and soothe inflamed membranes for instant relief.
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Ely
Mrs Chas I Smith Praises Vicks VapoRub Salve
A York Pennsylvania mother recounts using Vicks VapoRub Salve on her four year old son after a week long cough. She reports two nights of chest rubbing stopped the cough and calls it the best medicine in her home.
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Chas. I. Smith
West Gas Alley
York
Vick
Senate pressed with law mirkine
Washington January 26 Press of legislative business again delayed debate on President Wilsons world peace address Senator Borah Republican holding a resolution to reaffirm the Monroe Doctrine and Washington and Jefferson principles against foreign alliances said he would not press it now Cummins resolutions to set aside next week for debate remain on the calendar He did not call it up today
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Borah
Jefferson
Cummins
Local Mission Society Elects Officers for Coming Year
The society elected officers including Henderson as president and Lamb as vice president while adopting the nominating committee report. Miss Bessie Combs, a returned Chinese missionary, spoke on sacrifices of native preachers and urged a true calling before going abroad.
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Nettie Allen
Henderson
Elizabeth Lamb
Jayetteville
N. H. D. Wilson
Louisburg
T. A. Person
Greenville
Walter Patten
Chapel Hill
H. J. Boney
Rose Hill
May Edna Smith
Gatesville
N. E. Edgerton
Selma
I. T. Wilkins
Weldon
E. L. Hart
Wilmington
W. Royster
Raleigh
The
Advocate
Bessie Combs
China
Society
Miss Combs
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a physician prescribed cure for kidney liver and bladder diseases and uric acid. It urges readers to buy a bottle or send ten cents for a sample from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York and mentions Wilmington Dispatch.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Wilmington Dispatch
Advt
Three Baseball Players Sign With New Teams
Frat' Stanage of Detroit Schalk of the White Sox and Collins of the Braves have broken with their clubs and signed contracts for the coming season.
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Stanage
Detroit
Schalk
White Sox
Collins
Braves
Art Exhibit Extends Hours Due to Bad Weather
Inclement weather kept many away, so the exhibit will stay open tonight until 9. Tickets are season passes for all, with teachers and students attending. Prize is for selling the most tickets, with two Indian pictures awarded post show, as classes near the finish.
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Union School
William Hooper
Isaac Bear
Board of Education
Take Salts for Kidney and Bladder Comfort
A vintage health brief touts taking four ounces of a salt laxative with water to flush kidneys and relieve back ache headaches and urinary irritation. It claims regular use dissolves sediment and stops bladder irritation, praising effervescent juice with lemon and mineral content as a daily drink.
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Els
Theo
More Rheumatism Than Ever Before Ad
An old foe Rheumatism is described as resurging this year with advice to wear rubbers in damp weather and keep feet dry. It recommends lemon juice, avoids alcohol, and promotes Rheunia sold by druggists as a cheap, effective remedy lasting a long time with a 50 cent bottle.
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Rheumatiz
R. R. Bellamy
Joe Tinker Leads Minor League Baseball Ventures
Joe Tinker expands baseball leadership by piloting the Columbus American Association team next season and owning a half stake in the Peoria club of the Three-Eye League.
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Joe Tinker
Columbus American Association
Joe
Peoria
France Faces Press Censorship Debate In Parliament
Paris January 26. Socialist deputy Alexandre Blane urged curb on press freedom as vital to wartime unity. He warned of risks in war complexity and government censorship. Blane’s motion to adjourn debate was rejected by the chamber.
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Associated Press
Paris
Streek
Ppl
Jrn
Chamber of Deputies
Aledre Blane
Blane
Wyeminer
Sips
Neressa
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