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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1916

Page

7

Millionaire marriages link American heiresses to European nobility

A report lists thirty American women whose marriages to foreign nobles involve vast fortunes. The article notes the Draper fortune and potential transfer upon marriage, highlighting brides such as Mrs Draper and various heiresses connected to counts and dukes with multi million dollar sums.

Sorcier Preston Draper Odrea Boncompagni Italy Fisher Wil Draper Massachusetts Miss Draper Draper Mills Dale Mass Cade Nelew United Gates Vay Goebeei Duke of Marshall Roberts Ralph Vivian Sarah Phelps Stokes Paren Halkett Suelo Vanderbilt Duke of Marlborough iGiaius Vanderbilt Count Sqochenyi Beatrice Mills Earl of Mary Leftee Lora Curzon J Nancy Wotfor— Bar Suffolk Daisyetter Colin Campgcl Itelle Wilson Michael H. Herbert Caroline W ‘Ieoa

Blessings urged to house Corn Show in Chapman-Alexander tabernacle

Z. W. Whitehead argues the New Hanover Corn Show should be moved from tents on residential streets to the Chapman Alexander tabernacle. He contends a permanent home would stabilize the event, benefit farming and livestock sectors, and solidify ties with Wilmington’s business community and surrounding towns.

hapman-Alexander Tabernacle Tabernacle New Hanover Chapman-Alexander Tabernacle Wilmington Chapman- Alexander Tabernacle Z. W. Whitehead

Indian Sign Language Asserts Universal Native Communication

A Youths Companion piece describes an imagined universal sign language used by Indians across vast regions from Alaska to Patagonia. It claims chiefs once conversed in Washington using signs without words, detailing signs for peace life death and other concepts, as a key cultural insight.

Alaska Patagonia Central America Geographical Society Washington

Lee County Agricultural Fair Round Trip Fares

Atlantic Coast Line and Southern Railway announce round trip fares to the Lee County Agricultural Fair in Wilmington North Carolina. Tickets on sale November 1 2 and 3 with return by midnight November 4 1916. Children half fare. Proportionate fares from intermediate points. For schedules and information call phone 160. T C White, General Passenger Agent. Wilmington NC.

Wilmington Atlantic Coast Line Standard Railroad of the South

Arkansas on Wheels Exposition Train Departs Little Rock

Arkansas on Wheels leaves Little Rock on a cross country swing to Washington. A dozen steel Pullmans carry more than fifty counties of Arkansas products including corn cotton alfalfa fruits vegetables and mined items coal zinc gold silver diamonds. A large party of farmers bankers merchants lawyers teachers and officials accompanies the train.

Arkansas Little Rock Ark National Capital

Norfolk Man Arrested in London for Wearing Uniform

A Norfolk, Virginia man identified as Arthur Alfred Wood, 510 Main Street, was sentenced to three months hard labor in London for illegally wearing His Majesty's uniform with intent to deceive. He was found khaki with two others, claimed absence without leave, and admitted he had never served in any army.

London Arthur Alfred Wood Main Street Norfolk Wood

Atlantic Coast Line The Standard Railroad Of The South

The Atlantic Coast Line is highlighted as a standard railroad serving the southern United States. It emphasizes network reach, regional impact, and its role in transportation and commerce across the South.

Atlantic Coast Line the Standard Railroad of the South Standard Railroad of South

Excursion fares and events on Atlantic Coast Line travel

A listing of excursion fares and key National events with travel windows. Jacksonville, State Camp, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chadbourn, Clinton, Sanford plus special trains and limited returning dates through November 4 1916. Proportional fares from other Atlantic Coast Line points.

Jacksonville Fila Southern Rifle Association National Rifle Association Philadelphia Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America Chadbourn Conway Florence Cearnerton Savannah Campe Petersburg Fort Myers Columbia Asheville Pullman Wilmington Goldsboro Richmond Norfolk Washbington Rocky Mount New York Aia Fayetteville Sanford New Berm Augusta Atlanta

Plan to relieve power shortage sparks rail ticket remark

A cryptic exchange hints at a bold plan to ease electrical shortages while quipping about railroad tickets not exceeding a yard in length. The chatter suggests a dramatic approach but provides no concrete details or dates.

Echo and the Last Word Lie

A witty remark claims an echo can cheat a woman out of the final word, attributed to Pxchanege. The line humorously frames echoes as a culprit in conversation outcomes.

Rheuma touted as genuine rheumatism remedy by physician

A physician endorses Rheuma from R. R. Bellamy as a faster, safer cure for rheumatism. The ad proclaims the formula passes toxins into the bowels and kidneys for natural elimination and claims superiority over costly treatments.

R. R. Bellamy Dr. Lyons Audvt

First Class Passengers Carried by S. S. Huron

The Huron carries first class passengers and accepts freight from nearby North Carolina points at advantageous rates.

S. S

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