Secret Service History and German Espionage Critique
Washington dispatch outlines the evolution of the U S Secret Service from early post office duties to a Treasury Bureau, notes in wartime Germany’s espionage was exposed by U S actions, and compares German efficiency unfavorably to U S countermeasures. Fayetteville and Laurinburg courts are also briefly mentioned.
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Nnashington
D. C
United States
Secret Service
Uncle Sam
Benjamin Franklin
James W. Gerard
Germany
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Washington
Edwin Y. Stanton
Secretary of War
Post Office Inspection Department
Treasury Department
United States Secret Service
Austria
Prussia
France
Napoleon III
England
Berlin
Protective Secret Service
Acid Iron Mineral touted for stomach catarrh and rheumatism
Richmond Virginia user Mrs. W L Morgan proclaims Acid Iron Mineral cures catarrh of the stomach rheumatism and loss of appetite. She claims it restored appetite regulated sleep and strength after long suffering and criticizes alcohol in other tonics. The text describes a Mississippi mineral discovery and lauds its iron content and lack of alcohol.
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W. L. Morgan
W. Broad St. Richmond
Mississippi
Dream and Freezone: Quick relief ads for nasal congestion and corns
An advertisement mix features Ely's Cream Balm promising instant relief for stuffed head and catarrh by clearing air passages. It also touts Freezone for painless corn and callus removal with quick drying, claiming no skin irritation and easy lifting of old corn.
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Ely
Durham Woman Credits Peplac For Restored Health
Mrs. C. A. Warren of 711 Vickers Ave., Durham, says lifelong intestinal trouble and constipation caused nervousness and sleep loss until she used Peplac. She reports rapid improvement in bowel function, appetite, sleep, and energy, and endorses Peplac as effective. The product is sold at R. R. Bellamy drug store and other Wilmington area outlets.
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Durham
C. A. Warren
Vickers Ave
First War Efforts Highlighted In Rural Route News
Charles Hubbard ex slave near Pesthienig led his rural route by placing a Red Cross seal on a letter and buying War Savings stamps. His two sons bought the first thrift stamps on the route. Hubbard encouraged reading papers and supporting the war effort. In Greenville, K Liles and Miss Louise Smith were arrested as witnesses connected to a white slave act case.
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Charles Hubbard
Pesthienig
Red Cross
Charles
Be&gan
Windesboro
Ansonian
Greenville
S. C
United States
Williams
Louise Smith
Wolman
Greenvilie
Old Presbyterian Nurses
Mint Street
Charlotte News
All Traces of Scrofula Cleansed from the Blood
S. S. S. cleanses the blood of scrofula and taints, promising new life and vigor. Sold by druggists with free medical advice upon request at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Medical
Rey
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Infant Funeral Held for Foster Family
Interment in Bellevue follows the infant death of Mr. and Mrs. M Foster. Funeral services were conducted at 10 o'clock this morning from the parents residence at 716 South Fifth street by Rev KF B Clausen of St Paul's Lutheran church. Burial was in Bellevue cemetery as many friends offered sympathy.
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South Fifth Street
KF. B. Clausen
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Bellevue Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
O Siates
Chamber of Commerce
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Superior Court
W. G. Harding
Rockingham
Gilbert
Archibald Patterson
Hugh L. Patterson
E. L. McCormick
Harding
Laurinburg Exchange
Richmond Lady
Cincinnati
Girlroyd
Bellevue
Victrolas
Victor Records
Victoria Music Co
Northwest Corner
Peterson & Rulf’s
Gton
Murchison Bank
Carolina Printing
Ang Stamp Works
Grace
Walt
J.B. McCabe and Co
Certified Public Accoun
Murchison Red
Wilmington
Wye
Dr. Vineberg Masonic Temple
Her
Jarman & Futrell
Princess Street
Fowler
N. Jacobi Hardware CO
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