We’ll Stand With Our Brothers Across the Great Lakes
Florence Collard Brown and Mrs. W. R. Hinson are among readers quoted in this city newspaper page. The article lists numerous residents visiting or returning to Wilmington, including Miss Maggie Murphy, Mrs. Richard Thompson, and Miss Katherine Hill. A note notes Good Friday services at St Matthew’s Lutheran Church and a Relief Society social at 1123 South Eighth Street with free refreshments.
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Concord
Great Lakes
Florence Collard Brown
Vigilantes
James Winberg
South Eighth Street
Relief Society
Community Drives Book Donations for Soldiers and War Efforts
Readers donate over 1 100 books for soldiers with titles like Private Peat and Over the Top, organizers arrange pickups via Mr Adam Empie, and a Whitlock West orchestra benefit supports the Hemenway Drum and Bugle Corps. War savings events, food conservation tips, and missionary union reports are also highlighted with community programs and volunteer efforts.
Local figures travel for golf and military duty
Capt. B F Newton of Southport and his brother Capt B D Newton of 210 Walnut street spent yesterday in the city. Mr I S Mackie left for Pinehurst for the golf tournament today and tomorrow. Mr Willia Arthur Spooner of Portsmouth arrived, among 16 men of New Hanover called to report to the local board. They will join colors at Camp Jackson next Tuesday. All men classified reported to the board yesterday. Mr W A Teachey of Wallace is visiting en route home from Charlotte and other points.
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B. F. Newton
Southport
D. Newton
Walnut Street
I. S. Mackie
Pinehurst
Willia Arthur Spooner
Portsmouth
Wilmington
New Hanover County
Board of Examiners
Camp Jackson
S. C
W. A. Teachey
Wallace
City
Charlotte
Growing Peppers In The Home Garden
Pepper seeds should be started six weeks to two months before transplanting. Transplant once and only after soil is warm. Plant large pull-nosed varieties in rows three feet apart with 15 to 17 inches between plants. Provide frequent shallow cultivation and expect continued bearing until frost. U S Department of Agriculture.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gasoline shortages plague Raleigh region amid rail delay talk
Raleigh faces gasoline scarcity with widespread inconvenience for motorists and farmers, while Durham reports surplus. Rail transport cited as bottleneck for Raleigh and Rocky Mount, unlike Charlotte and Greensboro. Meanwhile whiskey thefts prompt new sign-for-it policy, and water-filled bottles slip through. Lumberton county fair plans proceed with new officers and managers elected.
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Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Wilmington
Durham
Charlotte
Greensboro
News and Observer
Hyomei Inhaler A Pleasant Germ Killing Remedy
The Hyomei inhaler is a hard rubber pocket device used with a few drops of Hyomei to kill catarrhal germs. Made from Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics, it promises relief from catarrh bronchitis sore throat croup coughs and colds and is sold by R R Bellamy and druggists.
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R. R. Bellamy
Eat Less Meat For Health And Kidney Safety
A well known authority warns that excess meat can burden kidneys causing back pain headaches stomach issues and other discomforts. Jad Salts, a grape lemon lithia preparation, is advertised as flushing and normalizing kidney and urinary function.
Sugar allocation eyed to aid fruit growers in jam making
The English Food Controller plans to allocate 10 000 tons of sugar during the coming fruit season to help private fruit growers convert their fruit into jam.
Yorkshire town depots $250000 yearly from wool grease
The corporation of a Yorkshire town earns about 250000 dollars annually from the grease extracted as a waste product of local wool factories.
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Corporation
Yorkshire
San Francisco man eats one meal daily for 45 years
C. R. Woodhead, 72, a San Francisco resident, has maintained a strict routine of consuming a single meal each day for the past 45 years. This unusual eating pattern has drawn curiosity from neighbors and local doctors. Woodhead shows no signs of nutritional deficiency and attributes his regimen to personal health philosophy.
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C. R. Woodhead
San Francisco
Be the Pig White or Black It Is Still a Pig
A terse observation questions whether color changes the essence of a pig. The remark uses a blunt tone to emphasize equality of nature beyond appearance.
Calotabs Promise Easy Liver Cleansing
Calotabs marketed as a painless liver cleanse with a single tablet at night and a refreshed morning. Advert says no nausea and no dietary restrictions, sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a druggist guarantee and refund if not delighted.
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Adv
Florence County Lacks Physicians as All Join National Service
Florence County Wisconsin is left without physicians as every local doctor has entered national service, leaving the area without doctoring capacity and promptingcalls for temporary coverage and relief measures.
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Florence County
Wisconsin
Englishman Gathers 3475 Smith Works From Around World
A dedicated collector has amassed 3,475 volumes of books written by authors named Smith across various nations, highlighting a peculiar bibliophilic passion and the breadth of his library.
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Smiths
Freezone corn remover advertised as miracle ether
A Cincinnati authority touts a new ether compound named freezone. A quarter ounce costs a few cents at any drug store and, with a few drops on a corn or callus, soreness vanishes and the corn lifts away. The product claims no pain and no skin irritation, shrinking hard and soft corns and calluses. Women are urged to keep it in the dresser.
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Cincinnati
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Burgaw
J. N. Neal
Town Creek
Ruby Parker
Mt. Olive
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Mack Godwin
Jennie Standland
R. W. Weeks
Church Street
J. O. Faircloth
C. H. Caswell
Abbottsburg, N. C
C. E. Hill
Katherine Hill
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Latta
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Fred Skimmer
Bennettsville, S. C
Janie Russ
Market Street
Orpha Koonce
Motte Business College
Charm
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Myrtle Collins
Clinton
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Linda Newton
South Second Street
M. E. Dew
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R. C. Dew
New Berlin
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Ivanhos
Whiteville
Katherine Davis
Carolina College
Maxton
Carrie Baldwin
Brunswick County
James Smith
G. Y. Watson
Marion
Joe Southwell
New Bern
J. §. Robinson
Ethel Wood
Wilmington High School
Newern
Emma Zebelin
Currie
Thomas E. Cooper
Conway, S. C
Masters Theodore
Una Dorsey
East Arcadia
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
E. B. King
Lydia King
Corrine Hughes
Goldsboro
Leigh Skinner
Capt. Pittenger
Fort Caswell
Atlanta, Ga
Maude McCleod
Hemenway School
Dillon, S. C
J. P. Smith
A. Thorne Grant
Ruth
Philadelphia
Wilmington Hotel
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C. E. Grantham
Hopewell
J. A. Powell
Lumberton
J. H. Wearm
Donald Wearme
Fifth Company
Aere
S. A. Graham
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Clarkton
Neil Russ
Nancy Anderson
Elizabeth Haile
Richmond
A. D. Brown Co
Adam Empie
Hemenway
Whitlock-West Orchestra
Hemenway Auditorium
Hemenway Drum and Bugle Corps
Baptist
Asheville
W. N. Jones
State Organization
Webb
Woman's Missionary Union
W. F. Powell
Buncombe County Association
H. A. Dunham
George Vernon
Wrightsville
Iredell Meares
Woodus Kellum
J. O. Brown
Giles Westbrook
L. C. Sutton
Annie C. Pretlow
B. C. Craft
Elizabeth West
Peppers
Nadindla Cream
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
Www
S. S
W.S.S
Belk-Williams Co
State News
Baltimore
Southern Express Company
Express Company
New Bern Sun-Journal
Frank Gough
The
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W. O. Thompson
Joe N. Regan
R. 1
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Bute
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R. 6
Lulu M. Cassidey
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Red Springs
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