Wilmington Endorses Peplac tonic Through Local Endorsements
The Bellamy Drug Store draws Wilmingtonians of all walks to hear Pep lac expert P Dwyer and Mrs J T Kerr recount health improvements from Peplac. Kerr reports digestion better, appetite up, nerves stronger, better sleep, enabling daily tasks again. Local drug stores listed for Peplac inquiries across North and South Carolina.
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Bellamy
William Dwyer
Wilmington
Bellamy Drug Store
Bellamy’s
Hardin
Southside
Elvington
Jarman & Futrelle
Hanover
Payne, Hall, Green
Fentress
Bunting
Burgaw
Dees
C. Harrell & Son
Benson, Peacock Drug Co
Clinton
Robi
W. Holliday
L. E. Cox
Herring & Chestnut
Lee Drug Co
Dunn
Wilson & Lee
Hood & Grantham
Duke
E. R. Thomas
Emerson
Watha
Jas. G. Blake
Warsaw
Brown Drug Store
Wallace, Robinson Drug Store
P. S. Hawes
Adrt
Manchurian Wheat To Replace American Exports
Changchun, Manchuria August 27. Manchurian and Siberian wheat likely will be exported to America to replace American wheat sent to the Entente Allies in Europe. Locomotive and car shortages hinder moving eastern wheat into European Russia, letting wheat deteriorate in stations. US agents inspect wheat and soy beans awaiting transport. wheat near tidewater may be diverted to America. Mills in Siberia and Manchuria exist while European Russia lacks milling facilities. plans consider moving western Siberian mills southward to tap available wheat.
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Associated Press
Changchun
Manchuria
America
Europe
Asia
European
Russia
Siberia
Mamchuria
United States
Tidewater
Siberian
Standardized steamer completed in seven months
The first standardized government ordered merchant steamer, built to replace ships destroyed by German submarines, has been completed and placed in service in under seven months from keel laying. Six cargo steamer types are under construction, with ships range from 3 000 to 8 000 deadweight tons, many tailored for grain transport, and engine designs adaptable to multiple vessel types for easy repairs.
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Associated Press
London
Placen
Joseph Maclay
United Kingdom
The Easiest Way at Grand and Soladar at Royal this week
Theatre notes praise Miss Young’s The Easiest Way at Grand today and tomorrow with backstage scenes and night outs in Paris. Charles Soladar’s Brinkley Girls at the Royal draws flattering notices for talent and harmony acts by Rice and Earle, Dixie Trio, Eddie Page and Mae Ward, opening with Zuleka the Sultan's Favorite.
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New York
Clara Kimball Young
Selznick Pictures
Eugene Walter
Rector’s
Montmartre
Paris
Miss Young
Charles Soladar
Brinkley Girls Company
the Royal
Royal
Rice
Earle
Dixie Trio
Eddie Page
Mae Ward
George Slocumb
Zuleka
India
Wrecked Rheims Cathedral in Sarah Bernhardt Photo Drama
The Grand theatre presents Mothers of France a war photodrama featuring the Cathedral of Rheims wrecked by shells. Madame Bernhardt is shown before the damaged walls with sandbags placed to reinforce the structure. The film offers several other compelling views in this remarkable picture.
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Rheims
Cathedral of
Grand Theatre
Mothers of
France
Sarah Bernhardt
Madame Bernhardt
Wilson's Promises Heartily Indorsed
London reports The Economist praises President Wilson for a peace plan avoiding global trade barriers and promoting free trade and cooperation. It warns against postwar restrictions on imports of food and materials, fearing harm to industrial recovery. The piece envisions a united world economy and rapid production.
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Associated Press
London
Wilson
Economist
New York Day by Day Diary of Small Moments and Art World Shifts
A candid New York city vignette by O. O. McIntyre mixes daily errands with sharp portraits of West Sixty-Seventh Street’s shift from bohemian studios to opulent art hubs. The piece notes encounters with artists, writers, and a self-service restaurant dispute over spoiled cups and pie, ending with a humorous, rueful memory of city life.
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Dispatch
New York
Samuel Pepys
C. Hughes
Chicago
France
West Sixty-Seventh Street
Central Park West
Columbus Avenue
Charles Dana Gibson
Cafe Des Artistes
Ouy
James Montgomery Flagg
Franklin Kitchen
Voice
Arthur William Brown
de Luxe
Washington Square
Greenwich Village
Sixth Avenue
White Sox set World Series errors record in 1906 game
The Chicago White Sox committed six errors in a single World Series game against the Cubs in 1906, yet still won the contest.
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White Sox
Cubs
Mi-o-na Advertises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement promotes Mi-o-na Tablets as an immediate remedy for fullness headaches dizziness sour stomach gas upset and heartburn. It urges quick purchase with a 60c box and warns delays are dangerous.
Gowdy Rises With Impressive 1914 Series Batting
Braves catcher Hank Gowdy posted a remarkable batting average during the 1914 World Series, powering a victory over the Athletics. Gowdy’s steady hitting sparked the Braves as they clinched the series.
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Hank Gowdy
Brave
Athletics
Boston Draws 42,620 for World Series Game Sixes
Boston attracts 42,620 fans for a Red Sox versus Brooklyn World Series game at Beantown on October 12, 1916. The large crowd reflects strong interest as the series moves toward a decisive outcome.
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Boston
Creole Hair Dressing Promises Youthful Dark Hair
An advertisement touts Creole Hair Dressing as a harmless dye to revive gray hair to a dark shade. It claims hair becomes healthy and lustrous with use and urges buyers to trust the old reliable La Op product from Van Vleet J D Co. Memphis.
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van Vleet J D Co
Memphis
Tenn
Jarman
Otrelle
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J. T. Kerr
Peplac
Col
Charles “Soladar
Brinkley
Dixie ‘Trio
Harmony Boys
Rice & Page
Ed Page
Miss Mae Ward
Makes Soladar
Standard Steamer
Selznick
Eugene
V.adeistraig
M.osaill
Herolin
MERON
Wile
City Livery Co
Virginia
Bipes
Virginia _ tobacco
Lygette Myers Tobacco
Piedmonts
Piedmont
O. O. McIntyre
Jack Robinson
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