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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1918

Page

8

February Cotton Consumption and Stocks Decline in 1925

Washington reports February cotton consumed at 510,187 running bales and seven‑month total 3,829,031 bales. February spindles active 33,615,110. imports 12,580 bales. exports 389,774 bales. Cotton on hand in consuming establishments 1,094,000 bales, in storage and compresses 3,423,391. Linters 7,680 bales. seven months 120,776. Continuous declines vs last year noted.

Washington Census Bureau Today

Rheuma Rheumatism Remedy Endorsed by Doctor Lyons

Rheuma, sold by R H Bellamy and all druggists, promises quicker lasting relief from rheumatism. A physician, Dr M C Lyons, endorses the formula, claiming it far surpasses common treatments and cleanses poison secretions through natural bowels and kidneys.

R. H. Bellamy M. C. Lyons

Mrs Hirsch on Stand Tells Her Story at Trial

Mrs Hirsch testified about a February 6 incident in Mayor Candler's office and denied demanding money, stating Forest Adair offered to pay. Witnesses Myra Cook and Miss Bessie Cook corroborated visits and gifts from the Hirsches linked to Red Cross fundraising. Judge Hill excluded a Billy Sunday meeting reference as irrelevant.

St. Joseph's Infirmary Mrs. Hirsch Attorney Arnold Cook Red Cross Bessie Cook J. W. Cook Sevral Ansley Hotel Ms. Hirsch Judge Hill Billy Atlanta

Cured Rheumatism Praised By Richmond Man

A Richmond man at 115 S Belvidere St. credits Acid Iron Mineral with curing his rheumatism. He reports regained appetite, better sleep, weight gain, and ability to work as a carpenter. The ad extols the medicine as a blood purifier and notes it is mineral-based from Roanoke lab, not a vegetable product. A separate notice outlines a Democratic primary registration and polling details for March 18 1918 across city wards with registrars and judges listed.

P. H. Anderme S. Belvidere St Richmond Mr. Anderson Davis Missippi Ferrodine Chemical Corp Roanoke Democratic Executive Committee Engine House W. J. Davis C. McD. Jones W. F. Jones Court House J. I. Harrington Geo. Applewhite W. Lassiter Giblem Lodge J. R. Farmer Graham Larmer John Berry McClellan Mann’s J. E. Mann Percy Wells J. H. Wombley Winter Park Smith's J.T. Smith Geo. C. McIntire Dwight McEwen Sea Gate Rodger Liston Larkin J. K. Woody Seven Mile Post G. W. Smith C. H. Alexander D. I. Parker W. BR Canady Masonboro Whiskey Creek Walter Horne J. LB. Piner W. Tormsden Cape Fear Johnson Dave Joyner J. W. Winders J. F. Binte Federal Point Burnett Thos John RR. Keys A. W. Pate Sunset Park

Monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce discusses bridge raise and Jacobi tribute

The Chamber of Commerce held its regular monthly session focusing on plans to raise the Smiths Creek bridge to allow free passage of tonnage regardless of tides or rain. They adopted a memorial resolution for Joseph N. Jacobi and approved an amendment to require advertising proposals to go through the advertising committee except for local press, movie theatres, and bona fide publications.

Joseph N. Jacobi Smith’s Creek Moving Picture Theatres Boni Fida Chamber of Commerce Chamber W. A. McGirt Jacobi Washington Catlett C. C. Chadbourn Joseph N Nathaniel Rosalie Jacobi Tileston Amy Bradley Bingham Military Academy M. W. Jacobi

Michigan lads trek 56 miles to enlist with British Army

Two Big Rapids youths John Tiffin and Walter Weatherby completed a 56 mile hike to join the British Canadian Recruiting Mission. The pair joined a long line of volunteers eager to halt von Hindenburg's offensive with swift route to training in Canadian or English camps and deployment to France.

Michigan Grand Rapids John Tiff J Walter Weatherby Big Rapids von Hindenburg Britain France

Cheney Ads Catarrh Cure in 1886 Ohio affidavit

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo to offer one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A. W. Gleason notes date December 6, 1886. Advertisement claims blood borne action and requests testimonials. Sold by druggists and requests inquiries.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Ss. Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall Frank J. Cheney A. D A. W. Gleason Sefil

Card of Thanks by A L Goodrich

Expresses deep gratitude for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of wife A L Goodrich thanks friends and neighbors for support and visits in their time of bereavement.

Foreclosure Sale Notice from Cooperative Building and Loan

Notice of foreclosure under a 1918 mortgage by J W Mitchell to Cooperative Building and Loan Association. Public sale set for April 15 1918 at noon at the Court House Door Wilmington NC. property described as Lot Six in Block of the official map with Wright and Sixth Streets. Attorney Thomas W. Davis signs for the association.

J. W. Mitchell Costive Building and Loan Association New Hane County Court House Hanover County City of Wilmington Carlina Wright Street Sixth Street Wilmingto North Carolina North Carolin Co.operative Building and Loan Association Thomas W. Davis

No-Pain Corn Cure Advertises Freezone Remedy

A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as painless for stubborn corns and calluses. The ad claims a quarter ounce costs only a few cents at drugstores, with drops applied directly to tender areas. It promises instant drying and easy lifting off of the corns without damaging surrounding skin. Women are advised to keep it on the dressing.

Cincinnati

Take Salts Kidney Flush Ad For Urinary Relief

An advertisement touts taking about four ounces of a lithia infusion from pharmacists to flush kidneys and bladder. It claims regular meat eaters need periodic cleanses to alleviate dull kidney pain, backache, headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, and cloudy urine with sediment. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, effervescent tonic to prevent kidney and bladder disorders.

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