Many On Firing Line Rally For Subscriptions
Tomorrow night at 10 the first lap of the journey for the 250 000 extra votes for each club of 25.00 secured in new or renewal subscriptions will expire. Each candidate should secure as many 25.00 subscriptions as possible to receive extra votes and the Dispatch will publish vote standings Sunday showing rising totals. A new series of coupons offering 250 votes each will appear Sunday and must be sent by June 22 to count toward awards on August 17.
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Dispatch
Endiadrae
Tidewater
Great Daily
Noo
No. 340 West 35th Street A NYC eatery with atmosphere
Special correspondence from New York notes a small backroom restaurant at No. 340 West 35th Street offering an atmospheric dining experience. The low ceiling, slum overlook, $2.40 dinner for three with wine, and a staff of four provide scant service but strong food, attracting Broadway figures and a diverse clientele.
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New York
West 35Th Street
Semprini
Laloy
Broadway
Creature
Irma Deremeaux
America
Remarkable oatmeal derwillo skin transformation claim
A long ad touts a home remedy by Maedna Wilder using ordinary oats and derwillo to improve complexion, claiming a visible change after one night. It promises clear, smooth skin on face neck hands and arms, with a money back guarantee if no improvement after the first application.
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New York
Maedna Wilder
R. R. Bellamy and
Ahrens Bros
Lever Not Withdrawing From Senate Race
Special dispatch from Columbia South Carolina June 14 reports deny claims that Congressman A F Lever will withdraw from the United States Senate race He is said to be in terrace to the finish and expects to win when votes are counted Candidates for commissioner of agriculture include W D Garrison as the only declared bidder and Dr A C Summers has not filed a pledge The South Carolina State Fireman's association postpones its annual convention to 1919 due to war conditions and has purchased liberty bonds Governor Manning wires President Wilson urging increased Irish potato consumption as a wheat bread substitute for the next 60 days advised by Gov Pleasant of Louisiana
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Columbia
S. C
A. F. Lever
United States Senate
Charleston
Lever
A. C. Summers
W. D. Garrison
South Carolina State Fireman's Association
Behrens
Food Administration
War Conference Aims to Align Building Industry for War Effort
A general conference of architects, building material societies, and allied associations opened in New York on June 14. The meeting seeks a coordinated plan to unite construction and material interests with government efforts to fix the nation’s war production and support the war winning program.
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New York
Dining Delights and Prices On Broadway
The section notes stuffed tomatoes at 25 cents and Broadway offerings at 1 25. Turkish coffee served in Paris boulevard style glasses sells for five cents a glass. No 340 has run ten years and is never crowded.
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Broadway
Paris
De Casseres and Three Publicists Plotting Diaz Overthrow
Benjamin De Casseres dedicates a new poetry book to Carlo Fornaro and Marius de Zayas. The trio, first united years ago to overthrow Porfirio Diaz, gather at a Tenderloin “revolutionists table.” They appear only at night, viewed as radicals opposing industrialism and current moral, political, and social order. De Casseres once announced forming a society for hypocrisy, inviting pink-teazers and other locals.
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Benjamin de Casseres
Carlo Fornaro
Marius de Zayas
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Tenderloin
Chile Con Carne
Joel Rinaldo
Greaser
de Casseres
New York
Gotham
Whimsical Broadway Street Scene Describe Town Gossip
A white whiskered messenger on roller skates appears beneath a collage of Broadway vignettes. College girls roughhouse a male flirt while a bonneted woman and a Serbian news vendor add color to the crowd. A dramatic critic spots his name in lights as anxious actors await Anna Held's bedside news.
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Cavey
Anna Held
A Daily Lesson in History for One Hundred Years Ago Today
One hundred years ago Daniel W Powers a Rochester banker known for Civil War securities wealth was born in Genesee County New York He died December 11 1897 in Rochester New York Seventy five years ago today President Tyler and party left New York for the Bunker Hill Monument dedication Fifty years ago today Maj Gen Adelbert Ames became provisional governor of Mississippi Twenty five years ago today Reverend John McKim was consecrated Protestant Episcopal missionary bishop of Japan
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Daniel W. Powers
Genesee County
N. Y
Rochester
Tyler
New York
Bunker Hill Monument
Adelbert Ames
Mississippi
John McKim
Japan
Cardinals Show Improvement Early in Season
The St. Louis Cardinals display notable progress compared with earlier season form, though they are not yet at championship level. The report highlights a positive trajectory in their early games and overall performance.
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Calotabs Calomel Promises Safe Purified Calomel
New Calotabs offer a purified calomel that preserves medicinal benefits while removing nausea and danger. One tablet at bedtime with water cleanses the liver, leaving a clear appetite next morning. Sold only in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee from your druggist.
Notice of Administration Executrix asserts claims deadline
Having qualified as Executrix of the will of Henry Mumford deceased this notice requires all persons with claims against the estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 18th day of May 1919 or the notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
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Henry Mumford
German War Practices Book From U S Government
The United States government has published an official book detailing Prussianism and its frightfulness in Belgium Poland and northern France. Based on diplomat reports church protests and German proclamations the book argues the great wrongs of the war. The Dispatch offers free copies by mail upon request with a 2 cent stamp. Frederic J. Haskin directs the Information Bureau in Washington DC.
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Belgium
Poland
France
America
United States
Wilmington
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New York Letter
C. O. McIntyre
Senate
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Shortenin
Armour
Ieee
R. F. Campbell
MGR
Wilmington, N. C
United Stated Food Administration
Miller
Robert R. Bellamy Drug Co
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Seikk
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Snellenburg Clothing Company
J. M. Soley & Company
Philadelphia
Empire
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