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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
6
Mrs W T Ball of Mercer Kentucky writes of Cardui easing her change of life symptoms after three years of suffering. She reports improved sleep energy and able to work with strength after two bottles and credits Cardui with saving her daughter's life during a dangerous spell.
Special to the Dispatch New Bern local Arch Masons held a reunion session starting this afternoon with plans in place for a banquet at 11 PM. Committees prepared activities and attendees anticipated an engaging event.
A historical column mixes a Shelly quotation with local society notes. It reports Mrs J P Parrett of Maeen traveling toward Purgan to visit kin, and mentions Miss Rhee Wiggins Miss Lee Smith returning from New England resorts. It lists several residents visiting or passing through Wilmington and mentions a Primitive Baptist association trip to Columbus county.
A public appeal signed by local citizens and Atlantic Coast Line staff calls for patriotic sacrifice to support the nation in war. It urges surrender of personal rights for public efficiency, praises the front lines, and honors 750 Wilmington men who have gone to fight, many not returning.
The Catalina B. and IL Assa launch a new investment series tomorrow at 1223 Princ with a 30 cent share price. The issue matures at $160.90 after 24 years, advertising a yield of 24 percent.
Secretary of War Baker said the decision on giving American units in France distinctive names rests with General Pershing. He noted a possible move to name all units after Clemenceau and other figures if Pershing approves and believes it will boost morale.
Advertisement for upcoming sale in the morning paper. Mentions phones 815 and 817 and lists W H McEachern as contact.
Eyota Tribe No 5 Improved Order of Red Men pledged to support sons in the army and navy. Trustees reported buying $4,000 in Liberty Bonds and a dues increase was approved to fund large benefits. A committee urged greater member cooperation, praised by Past Sachems for loyalty and duty to country.
A British correspondent at Italian headquarters reports all British guns with the Italian army were saved after the retreat of the Third Italian Army from the Carso. Lack of transport hindered efforts. one gun nearly abandoned but preserved. Duke of Aosta expressed confidence as the army reorganizes for defense. right wing and left flank pulled back to form a new front.
Richmond bureau reports daily developments in the Chamberlain murder case. Judge Albert P. Chamberlain’s dismembered body was found on his Elk Hill area farm. New details include a glass eye missing and a watch left at Dr. Asm W. Chamberlain’s home. Mrs. A W Chamberlain is said to have traveled to Kearney Nebraska at her husband’s request.
Readable text shows a local market listing with price references and a vendor name W H McHachern. The fragmentary note suggests price notices and shop location.
The National Special Aid Society requests volunteers to supply torn fabric pieces about 15 by 20 inches for pansement wrapping. Readers with old sheets or unneeded garments are asked to launder and tear to size, then send to the society. If unavailable, they may purchase new cloth.
North Carolina Presbyterian Synod selected Raleigh as the 1918 meeting place after approving Raleigh over Red Springs. The body endorsed unofficial food campaign ties with Hoover and heard reports on Sunday School growth, benevolence totals, and campaign pledges, noting strong per capita giving and church support.
Saturday sale at New Way Market touts unbeatable prices with a bold claim. Readers are urged to see the morning paper ad and call phone numbers 816 and 817 for details.
The Carolina Bank and Loan Association announces a new investment series opening tomorrow at 129 Princess, with advertising by WW Moore, Rea Hatt and Sency. The notice advertises a $100.003 percent yield and invites public participation in the offering.
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