Vil- LE announces new local event lineup
Local officials reveal a compact schedule for community events in Vil- LE with details on venues and dates. The notice lists participating organizations and aims to boost resident engagement across the month.
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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1917
Page
7
Local officials reveal a compact schedule for community events in Vil- LE with details on venues and dates. The notice lists participating organizations and aims to boost resident engagement across the month.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe rub for rheumatic pain, joints stiffness, and nerve pain. It claims immediate relief without internal treatment and urges readers to try a trial bottle from any drug store. The copy also mentions use for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, and sprains.
Arthur Perry Thompson, Utah born geologist, dined at the Ritz Crystal Room with prominent men, observing New York life from a matinee perspective. He favors natural scenery over Broadway’s artificial allure and notes a private motion picture tradition unseen by the public.
An Ohio youth, Otto Yacknow of Cleveland, stars in a romantic sports tale. He balances baseball and boxing feats in a single day, including winning a zone championship game, swapping clothes midgame, then knocking out a boxer that evening. He plans to return to the States to box lightweights.
Special to The Dispatch. New Bern March 27 Mr Edward Zello a professional wrestler well known here spent time in the city as a visitor last night He has traveled thousands of miles since leaving New Bern and has engaged in matches across the country winning several of them.
New York March 27 The New York Society of Restaurateurs will hold its annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria tomorrow night. Members pay 12 dollars per cover and will be served potatoes onions and other seasonal delicacies as their own medicine in a tongue in cheek banquet.
Britain uses fats and bones from camps to extract glycerine, enough to fire ten million shells yearly. The plan saves 1,000 tons annually, sold to the government at pre war price. Bases in France and naval units now feed waste to this program, boosting comfort funds for soldiers.
A dramatic advertisement promises relief from rheumatism in two days with Rheuma. It claims dissolving uric acid and cleansing the body for 50 cents, citing Judge John Barhorst of Ft. Laramie Ohio as a testimonial and urging readers to buy from R. R. Bellamy or any druggist.
The Atlantic Coast Line announces excursion fares to multiple destinations with specific sale windows and limited return deadlines. Fares include Atlanta 913.95, Washington 13.20, New Orleans 28.75, Macon 13.20, Kansas City 52.10, Dallas 1.05, and other points with proportional prices. Stops over allowed. final return limits vary by route and date.
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