Sunrise beauty and skin health linked to internal organs
The piece argues that art cannot replicate nature’s sunrise and that true beauty comes from internal health. It notes discolored skin signals liver and digestive issues, promotes Peplac as a internal tonic, and cites local drugstore availability in Wilmington. It also covers a Pilgrims’ Society entertainments at Waldorf Astoria and a conference on wildlife conservation, plus fashion notes on Red Cross nurse costumes in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Ballamy Drug Store
Wilmington
France
Red Cross
Spring Golf Tourney Opens at Pinehurst in Pleasant Conditions
The fourteenth annual spring golf tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina opened amid auspicious conditions. The event serves as a lead in to the United North and South championships to be held on the same course later in March and early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Country Club of
United
Do Not Get Careless With Your Blood Supply
Public health notice warns readers to monitor blood supply and guard against weakness or disease. Emphasizes vigilance to keep blood strong and vital, urging prompt action if signs of shortage or illness appear.
Medicinal Claim Promoted With Vague Health Boost Promise
An ad touts a blood revitalizing medicine labeled as vegetable blood medicine claiming to restore vigor and improve health. It urges readers to purchase at drugstores and offers free medical advice by writing to a director at Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea
Swift Specific Co
Swif Laboratory
Atlanta
Implement Repair Week in Washington and New York
The National Implement Dealers Association designates a week starting today for general Repair Week to urge farmers to service machinery to boost production this year. Hoovers and Agriculture officials endorse the observance. Also in New York, March 4 marks women voters' first ballots in four congressional districts with races for Fitzeyer, Griffiths, Hulbert, and Brukner seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National
Affil
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
New York
New York City
John J. Fitzgey Tald
Daniel J. Griffiths
Brooklyn
Yupray Hulbert
Jn Y Y
Hosts Brurkner
Boroys
Bronx
Woman Recovers From Dizziness After Cardus Tonic
Mrs E. 8. Clouse of Norton Virginia writes that around 1901 she suffered near blindness from dizziness and back pain and was bedridden for months. After taking Cardus her health improved rapidly, with full recovery after several bottles and seven years of perfect health since. Adv discourages other remedies and urges trying Cardus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Clouse
Cardus
War Department reviews: battle lines and objectives
The department reports on fronts toward Smolensk with a possible push to Moscow. Fifth column converges on Smolensk from Pripet, while Austrians push 200 miles inland toward Kiev. Russian defense and siege preparations noted. Caucasus returns to Turkish control with Armenian massacres alleged. British and Turkish actions in Palestine and Mesopotamia are described.
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Smolensk
Moscow
Pripet
Volhynia
Kieff
Petrograd
Caucasus
Lake of van
Black Sea
Palestine
Jordan
Mesopotamia
Euphrates
Hut
National campaign to sell discarded jewelry for aviator aid
New York on March 4 a national drive was announced to collect discarded jewelry for sale to aid army and navy aviators. Since September about $40,000 has been raised privately through jewelry contributions. Trinkets will go to the United States assay office or be sold at a Easter sale conducted by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Special Aid Society
Aviation Committee
United States Assay Office
Edith
Ralph
Three Children Burned in Erwin Home Fire
Johnson City Tenn March 4 Three small children of Dillar Love of Erwin Tenn were burned to death in a fire that destroyed the Love home last night Mrs Love and two other children were unconscious when rescued The tragedy occurred as firefighters fought the blaze drawing national headlines for the deadly incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Dillar Love
Erwin
Enn
Pneumonic plague spreads to Shan Tung province
Shanghai reports the pneumonic plague has spread from Shansi to Shan Tung province with four deaths in Tsianfu the provincial capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Shan Tung
Shansi
Tsianfu
Rumor of Return of former Czarina to Russian Throne
Report suggests Germany aims to reinstall the former Czarina as ruler of Russia making her the first woman monarch since Empress Catherine II. The claim ties to imperial politics and German influence amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Catherine II
Warren Dupre of Spartanburg Dies After Illness
Spartanburg South Carolina March 4 Warren Dupre a leading businessman died last night at midnight after a short illness He was president of the Spartanburg Rotary Club president of the South Atlantic States Musical Festival and head of the Dupre Book Store Dupre had been tied to every major progressive venture in Spartanburg over the past two decades
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
Warren Dupre
South Carolina
Dupre
Licensing Rule for Aviators set near War Zones
President Wilson issued an executive proclamation requiring any person flying near military works or designated war zones to obtain a license. The measure targets air activity in areas of warlike operations or preparation, enforcing official oversight of flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Centenary of Colgate Founder Honored at Colgate University
In Hamilton New York Colgate University marks the centennial birth anniversary of James Colgate a prominent banker and philanthropist whose family supported the school for generations He served as trustee president of Madison University and helped fund its endowment and facilities The 1890 board decision renamed the institution Colgate University reflecting the Colgate family benefactions.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate University
James Colgate
Colgate
New York City
Madison University
Rheumatism Cures and Uric Acid Detox Remedy
A historical health column promotes Jad Salts as a cheap remedy to flush uric acid from the blood. It claims damp skin and kidneys fail when exposed to cold, urging readers to drink Jad Salts daily and stay hydrated to prevent rheumatism.
His Own Little Valentine
Patrice Gracy weeps as Albert Gracey’s estranged marriage to her unfolds. In the care of her son Bobby, she contends with regret over infidelity and a looming planned visit from the father, debating postponement of a tense Valentine’s Day reunion.
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Patrice Gracy
Albert Gracey
Beatrice
Albert
Maud
Can
Little Bob
Cupid
Bobby
Valuntine
Bobbie
Bob
Olster
Woman Faces Duty and Love in War Time Recruiting Scene
Edith struggles with patriotism and personal sacrifice as Ralph plans to enlist. A boy’s brave valentine and a crowd scene at the recruiting office culminate in a dramatic turn of heart and a vow to join, signaling shared sacrifice and national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fection
Edith
Sam
Ralph
Billy
Thallel
Psi
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Waldorf-Astoria
Cosmo Gordon Lang
York
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United States
Reading
Wheel
Jusserand
American Protective and Propagation Association
Browning
Ordance Department
Committee On Public Information
Bessie Hattan
Columbia County
Virginia
Cardlus
Cig
Adi
WAR Department
Valentine
Muvver
Madeline
Charlie
Cis
Diddy
Daddy
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