Watermelon offensives and political jabs in North Carolina nonsense
A column of satirical and opinion notes ridicules current events from a North Carolina lens. It mocks the watermelon offensive, President Wilson, the Kaiser, and European politics while volleying quips about rain, collars, and Prohibition era debates. The piece lampoons Congress, Russia, Spain, and the Kaiser with sharp, humorous lines.
Portable fragment on Villa strength and national mood
Fragmentary note questions American views on Villa's strength and public morale. It hints at war sentiment, present tension, and a call for restraint while noting possible glory in perseverance.
Optimistic war duration view from Washington editor
Winston-Salem editor reports Congress and others optimistic that the war could end within eighteen months the earliest, based on Russian offensives and Allied manpower growth. The piece notes American entry is anticipated next spring while Central Powers face dwindling resources and stronger Entente, with U boats as a strategic threat.
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Washington
Congress
Germany
America
Entente
Coxtende
Bradstreet warns South on cotton price era and new rivals
The article cites Bradstreet noting high cotton prices may spur global production and competition. It highlights Britain, China, South Africa, Egypt, and India as rising or potential cotton producers, with Rustenberg and Zoutpansberg districts expanding cultivation and projected yields. The piece urges the Southern states to monitor these shifts and prepare for altered trade relations after the war.
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South Africa
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Zoutpansberg
Union
Southland
Egypt
India
The Airship as War Factor Across the Atlantic
The piece argues airships and airplanes will shape war outcomes. It contrasts London and American views on air power, noting airships as eyes and range finders for artillery. It cites The London Sunday Times and calls for careful consideration of aerial superiority in a modern conflict.
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London
Orville Wright
Peary
Germany
London Sunday Times
Times
Treat Your Catarrh With S. S. S Blood Purifier
An advertisement advocates S. S. S. blood purifier as a cure for catarrh claiming it cleanses the blood of germs down to the roots. It urges readers to write Swift & Company Dept. G, Atlanta Ga for information and advice on their case.
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Swift Apres Co
Dept. G
Atlanta
Col Thomas W. Clawson Sends Generous Felicitations
The Morning Star reports Col Thomas W. Clawson has extended warm congratulations, expressing appreciation for a splendid source and his generous heart.
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Thomas W. Clawson
Morning Star
Hotel visitors lose four thousand dollars in jewelry
A Wrightsville Beach hotel room reports jewelry valued at four thousand dollars missing. The New Bern Sun Journal argues that anyone leaving valuables in a hotel shows poor judgment, noting hotels provide safes and urge protection for guests.
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Wrightsville Beach
New Bern Sun-Journal
Indians Claim Big Sums From Timber Lands Deal
Bemidji Minn July 9 Indian council opens with major business on the agenda the Minnesota Chippewas seek $10 million in payments from lands and timber sold to the Federal government. The tribe says it has not received any money and will press the claim at the gathering.
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Bemidji
Minn
Chippewas
Minnesota
Council of the
Minnesota Chippewas
E. W. Sloan
Mary Louise Sloan
Superior Court
New Hanover County
Wilmington
North Carolina
W. N. Harriss
Wedding Notice Fragment and Miscellaneous Figures
Fragmentary OCR shows a wedding reference with unclear names and dates. Additional figures include prices or fees: 918.00, 26.00, 32.52, and 15.09. No coherent event or identities can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Alewe Wiece
Alabama Auto Dealers Open Annual Mobile Convention
Mobile hosts three day Alabama Automobile Dealers Association convention with prominent state-wide representatives attending the opening session. The event gathers dealers from across the state to discuss industry issues and progress.
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Alabama Auto Dealers
Mobile
Ala
Alabama Automobile Dealers’ Association
Women Lose Indiana Vote Right To Dele Gate Line
A recent decision holds that women cannot vote for delegate to the Indiana constitutional line in the upcoming fall election. The ruling outlines restrictions on women's suffrage in this specific constitutional process.
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Delet
Indiana
Train Schedule Proposes Regular Weekday Center Service
Local trains stopping at all stations on request may depart from the Center and L at specified times including 7 00 A M 6 40 A M 8 30 A M 4 7 45 A M and every half hour to 9 15 A M and continue every half hour until 11 00 P M with late service to 12 10 A M 11 45 P M.
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