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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1917
Page
7
A description outlines two features of Riggs disease progress and its arrest. The text notes gums regain healthy pink color, soreness decreases, teeth looseness improves, and pockets fill. The remedy is a medicated paste dispensed in packages for one dollar at local stores including Jarman &
Southern Railway announces changes to the Winston Salem Morehead City Beaufort Sleeping Car service. Effective with fast cars into and from Beaufort Sunday, August 7th, the Winston Salem Morehead City Beaufort line will be shortened or continued to be handled elsewhere. details available from Southern Railway System agents or traveling passenger agent J. C. Jones.
Public notice from the Southern Railroad urges customers to mail or ship Christmas packages at least ten days to two weeks before Christmas to avoid delays. Transportation lines warn of high wartime material movement and heavy freight which could impact delivery times.
The New York public cheers old idols at the Century theatre opening night. Pete Daly Weber and Fields renew songs while Mrs Vernon Castle and Mrs Richard Hardin Davis receive praise for performances, amid admiration sparked by spouses’ sacrifices.
A columnist mocks the Tango Crowd over Mayor Mitchel's defeat and laments New York cabarets closed by war measures. He notes Charles Murphy as a sharp, businesslike Tammany figure and jests about a debt he owes. The piece also cites a Bowery Chinaman with facial hair drawing attention.
Washington November 22 Richard M Hurd chairman of the American Defense Society urged Assistant Secretary Rowe to bar German and enemy allied fire insurance companies from operating in the United States under the Trading With the Enemy Act. He cited risk to safety and alleged inside access to engineers inspectors and property inspections, urging prohibition amid war.
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