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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1918

Page

9

The Dispatch Awards Drive Promises Grand Gifts

The Dispatch announces gifts to be awarded August 17 to boost subscriptions. The plan offers Studebaker Six and Chevrolet touring car displays at Clayton & Lassiter, Victor Victrolas from Wilmington Talking Machine Co., silver chests, two sewing machines, Eastman Kodaks, ladies’ gold watches, and 5 percent commissions for active participants who recruit new subscribers by June 1. A special 100000 extra votes plus 300 free votes with nomination coupons encourages rapid action.

Dispatch France Clayton & Lassiter Chestnut Street Studebaker Wilmington Talking Machine Company A. O. Schuster Front Street Princess Singer Manufacturing Company Market Street Front Northam Eastman Autographic Kodaks A. O. Seinster

This Is The Day Of The Middle-Aged Woman Who Looks Young

An advertisement touts Q ban Hair Color Restorer as a non staining toilet product to restore natural hair color and gloss for women fearing age. It claims to remove dandruff, keep hair healthy, and not interfere with washing or waving. Sold by druggists for 75 cents with money back guarantee.

Captain Campbell Shot in Foot at Robersonville

News from New Bern North Carolina reports Captain Rowland Campbell, noted aviator and Red Cross speaker, was accidentally shot in the foot while demonstrating with a captured German pistol. He continued his address, then traveled to Washington and back to New Bern for hospital treatment. Also noted are local war training moves, a government agent’s Camp Jackson incident, a Baltimore New Bern marriage, and campaign remarks by congress candidate Charles L. Abernethy in Kenansville.

New Bern N. C Rowland Campbell United States Red Cross Society Campbel America Robersonville Captain Campbell Washington New Bern General Hospital Craven County J. Z. Toler Fred Gillikin LeRoy Parsons Camp Jackson United States Army Joseph Ablen Ablen Columbia 8. C Mr. Ablen Sadie Atta Baltimore A. Solomon Father Gallagher Charles L. Abernethy Third Kenansville James Sprunt Abernethy Carteret County Goldsboro

Oil Mill Superintendents Meet in Atlanta for Convention

The ninth annual convention of the Interstate Oil Mill Superintendents' association opened in Atlanta, Georgia, on May 29 for a three day session. The program emphasized a wartime focus with discussions planned on the industry and related topics.

Atlanta Interstate Oil Mill Superintendents’ Association Wille

Oil Mill Convention Show Aids Southern Mills

Plans for efficient handling of products from southern oil mills are outlined in a convention featuring an elaborate exhibition of oil mill machinery in the municipal auditorium.

Bloomington Hosts Republican Birthday Celebration And Lincoln Speech

Republican leaders from state and national ranks gathered in Bloomington to mark the 1856 Illinois nominating convention anniversary. The event recalls the first use of the party name and Abraham Lincoln delivering the famed lost speech.

Bloomington Ill Illinois Abraham Lincoln

Commencement Day at Brown University Ends Early

Brown University in Providence Rhode Island held graduation exercises on May 29 ending the term nearly a month early. The shift allows students to enlist in farm and factory work and other national service branches. Key speakers were Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts and Dr William Allen Neilson newly elected president of Smith College.

Brown Providence R. I Brown University Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts William Allen Neilson Smith College

Remedy Tonic Promises Strength For All Nations

An advertisement touts Nux-Iron Tonic as a universal strength booster for men and women across the United States and Europe. It claims to improve appetite and vitality, comes in liquid form, and is sold in Wilmington at Elvington's Dependable Drug Store for $1.00 with the formula on every bottle. Interstate Drug Co. of New York handles mail orders.

United States of America Europe Wilmington Elvington Interstate Drug Co., Inc New York

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