Page’s heavy hand falls on law violators in Raleigh
Special to The Dispatch. Raleigh June 21 food administrators from counties met in Henry Page's office to hear a ruling that threatens dope parlors and soda fountains. Sugar allotments will limit operations to 50 percent of last year, with January 1 1919 as a cutoff for noncompliant shops. The session also sanctioned the cash and carry system to ease labor supply.
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Raleigh
Henry Page
Winston-Salem
Red Cross
Josephus Daniels
Walter Clark
Lee S. Overman
United States
Page
Marse Henry
Wenesday
Winston- Salem
M. Sallock
Mr. Page
Bickett
George E. Haynes
Department of Labor
Washington
Haynes
George W. Clinton
Charlotte
James E. Dudley
Greensboro
A. M. Moore
Charles C. Spaulding
John Merrick
H.B. DeLaney
James H. Young
J. D. Hall
Berry O'Kelly
M. C. Newbold
George J. Ramsey
Labor Department
Dr. Haynes
James Young
Whch
James C. Birdsong
First Baptist Church
Birdsong
Morgan Street
Virginia
Germany Threatens Mass Prisoners Over China Fallout
Amsterdam reports German plans to imprison 10 000 inhabitants from French occupied districts if German expulsions from China and internment in Australia are confirmed. The move aims to force China compensation and return of losses. Also notes wartime rhetoric about collective punishment.
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Germany
Amsterdam
China
Australia
Deutsches Tages Zeitung
Berlin
Campaign readers urged to claim gift prizes in Dispatch vote drive
The Dispatch announces a two day plus window for a special vote offer in its New Circulation Campaign. Subscriptions awarding 250000 extra votes and five percent of collections are promised with prizes including a Studebaker Six, Chevrolet, two Victor Victrolas, sewing machines, silver chests, Kodak cameras, gold watches, and cash.
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Dispatch
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Eastman
Old North State
Palmetto State
Women Join War Effort in New York City Jobs
In New York on June 21 women respond to wartime vacancies by taking over night shifts in garages and operating elevators at the Waldorf. They drive taxis, run streetcars, and serve as hotel bell staff, though pawnshop clerks still lag. A subway encounter highlights social tensions as a rose sweater prompts ridicule.
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New York
Waldorf
Tenth Avenue
Bowery
Cerise
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Peace Demonstrations Hit Berlin Hamburg and Cologne Reported
A Stockholm dispatch to The Morning Post says heavily censored messages indicate peace demonstrations were held in Berlin Hamburg and Cologne. Police and military dispersed crowds. several workmen were killed and many arrested amid the protests.
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London
Stockholm
Berlin
Hamburg
Cologne
Morning Post
Time Tables to Save Money and Headaches
The New York Sun argues that standardized time tables will save the government thousands of dollars and, if printed legibly, spare the American public many headaches.
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New York Sun
Doctor SETH ARNOLD BALSAM Ad Warns Families
An advertisement promises relief from sudden nighttime bowel complaints with Dr Seth Arnold’s Balsam. It urges every family to have a bottle and is credited to J H Hardin.
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Seth Arnold
J. H. Hardin
Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine Ad Preview
Stomach troubles and dysentery blamed on ice water or open windows. Immediate check recommended and a bottle of Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine advertised as a safe remedy for summer diarrhoeas. Also claimed effective for adults and children.
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GROVE
Summer Shoe Sale at Wilmington Shoe Co Tomorrow
Tomorrow marks a summer sale event at the Wilmington Shoe Co featuring discounts on footwear. Shoppers can expect price reductions across men women and children's styles with limited stock and store hours announced locally.
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Wilmington Shoe Co
You May Find It In Stocking Corn Remedy Claim
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a drop or two applied directly to corns or calluses. The product supposedly relieves pain instantly and causes the corn to fall off by the next day with healthy pink skin appearing thereafter. A quarter ounce reportedly cures all corns and calluses, sold by druggists for a few cents.
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Cincinnati
Who Will Win This Battle
An oldadvertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Antric tablets as a cure for kidney trouble and rheumatism. It features testimonials from Springf ield Tennessee and Buffalo New York praising relief and urging readers to try the remedy.
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Pieres
Buffalo
Tenn
Sprin
Ville
G. W. Heap
Oatmeal Derwillo Skin Cure Promises Overnight Glow
A personal testimonial touts a home remedy using plain oats and derwillo to clear complexions and hands with a single night’s use. The ad claims harmlessness, no hair growth, and a money back guarantee from local stores and druggists.
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R. R. Bellamy
Ahrens Bros
Catarrh: ditch sprays and douches switch to S. S. S.
Advertorial appeal argues medicated sprays and douches only offer temporary relief for catarrh. It endorses S S S as a blood cleansing remedy praised for decades and invites readers to seek free medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
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S. S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
How to Earn Money as a Newsboy and Errand Helper
Advice for youths to sell papers and run errands, earning money from neighbors and local shops. It covers market approaches, Saturday work, and various tasks like fruit picking, gardening, mowing, and helping the elderly. It emphasizes reliability, quick service, and building local connections for steady income.
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Miter School
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