Black Draught praised for liver stomach relief by local farmer
Ridgeway Virginia resident T A Walker recounts long battle with liver and stomach trouble. After failed remedies he used Thedford's Black Draught and improved, gaining appetite and vigor. He now keeps it on hand and endorses it as best liver and stomach medicine. Also a separate incident reports G W Brinson losing control of a motorcycle on Front Street and narrowly escaping serious injury amid shattered plate glass.
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Ridgecway
T. A. ‘Walker
Thedford
Tomer
G. W. Brinson
Bet Ueunting
Front Street
G. W.brinson
Mr. Brinson
Mr. Brimson
Wrightsboro School
Ant
Courty Home
K. J. McKinney
Mt. Vernon
Y W C A Directors Meet at 40330 Baler
The regular monthly meeting of the Y W C A curtains board of directors will be held tomorrow morning at 40330 Baler. Full attendance is urged.
Local Social and Civic Notes From Raleigh and Nearby
Mrs W T Farris travels to Raleigh for the State fair. Daisy Crowly returns from Black Mountain. YWCA board holds its monthly meeting at 10 30 this morning. Miss Gladys Miller heads to Sanford for a period with PerAeyCR. Miss Willis Thomas returns to Raleigh after visiting friends. Mildred Fool of Norlina visits here before Burgaw trip. Mrs W J Maynard of Atkinson passes through en route home from Whiteville. Mae McInnis returns after weeks in Savannah and Georgia. Alberta Dudley and sister Mrs Weathersbee visit relatives in Winston Salem. Cape Fear Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy will meet tomorrow at 4 at the Armory. Mrs J F Baggett of Atkinson is seriously ill at James Walker Memorial. Lucy M Cobb in city for Corn Show executive meeting. Mrs Eliza Penny and Lydia Penny return from Hampton Va. Friends of Mrs C W Beery note her improved condition. Hallowe en party at Wrightsboro school has been postponed to Monday to avoid Governor Bickett address at the Academy of Music.
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Daisy Crowly
Black Mountain
Gladys Miller
Sanford
Peraeycr
Willis Thomas
Raleigh
Mildred Fool
Norlina
Burgaw
W. J. Maynard
Atkinson
City
Whiteville
Cape Fear
Daughters of the Confederacy
W. L. 1. Armory
J. F. Baggett
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Baggett
Lucy M. Cobb
Duplin County
Hallowe'en
Wrightsboro School House
Wrightsboro National Special Aid Unit
Bickett
Academy of Music
Governor Bickett to Speak at Academy of Music Event
Arrangements are set for Governor Thomas W. Bickett to address a patriotic program at the Academy of Music Friday at 8 30 p m. He will be hosted by Dr. James Sprunt with an onstage gathering of city officials, civic groups, Red Cross, Council of Defense and many others. Special music and decorative planning accompany the event, with schoolchildren and boy scouts as potential participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Bickett
Academy of Music
James Sprunt
State Council of Defense
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Red Cross
National Special Aid Society
Council of Defense
Soldiers’ Business Aid ‘Committee
Sorosis
Woman'’S Section
Liberty Loan
Clearing House, Bar Association
Selective Draft Board
Henry C. McQuen
E. H. Mtinson
W. Pervogt
Will Meet Tomorrow Executive Committee of Food Authority
Chairman McCormick calls 11 o clock meeting of New Hanover County Food Administration executive committee at the Chamber of Commerce. Attending are Annie Pretlow Herring Catlett Stover Bellamy Cooner Willard Hewlett and other county officials for urgent matters.
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McCormick
New Hanover County Food Administration
Chamber of Commerce
J. G. McCormick
Food Administration
Annie P. Pretlow
J. P. Herring
Washington Catlett
Women’s Council of
Defeuse
Marsden Bellamy
E. Cooner
American National Bank
Addison Hewlett
Willard
The
Caroling Insurance Company
Beloved Woman Ruth Woodcock Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Ruth Celestal Woodcock of Seagate dies at James Walker Memorial Hospital at 7 am after a long decline. A Baptist church member she would have turned 75 October 18, 1842 birth in Pender County. Survived by three children, two sons P C Woodcock in Savannah and W P Woodcock of this city, daughter Mrs Frank Sanland of Seagate, two stepsons Mrs Woodcock and Mrs Lewis of Atkinson. Funeral from Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow at 3 pm with Rev J A Sullivan officiating.
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Woodcock
Ruth Celestal Woodcock
Seagate
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Calvary Baptist
First Train Crosses Quebec Bridge on Opening Day
The first train crossed the recently completed Quebec bridge today. The inaugural run carried guests of the builders as it traversed the structure, marking a historic milestone in the project’s completion.
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Quebec
Communte Quebec
Masonic Lecturer to Visit City for 10 Days
J W Rowell assistant grand lecturer of the North Carolina Grand Lodge of Masons arrives today for a 10 day stay at the Masonic Temple to instruct Blue lodge members. Remains of Jim Big Chinaman to be sent to New York this evening. relatives expected to accompany the body from Yopp's undertaking.
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J. W. Rowell
North Carolina
Grand Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
Jim Big
New York
Yopp
Local Anglers Report Fine Fishing at Carolina and Nearby Beaches
Local anglers report splendid sport at Carolina Wilmington and Kure Beach during the last several days. Upward of 154 pounds of large fish were caught yesterday weighing from one to sixty pounds each, and many drums were landed.
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Carolina
Wilmington
Kure
Second Training Class Meeting for City Teachers
The second meeting of the training class for all Sunday school teachers in the city will be held tomorrow night at St James Parish House. Attendance is urged. the session will last one hour.
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St. James
In France Lieutenant Curtis Arrives Safely
Lieutenant Ernest J. Curtis has arrived safely in France according to Mr and Mrs Jackson Johnson of Winnabow grandparents of the officer He is a son of Reverend W Curtis of Macon Ga He trained at Fort McPherson and was ordered to Hoboken whence he embarked for France
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France
Ernest J. Curtis
Jackson Johnson
Winnabow
Newman cafe still sells cigarettes at old prices
The Newman cafe continues to retail cigarettes of all brands at the same prices as before. Mr. Newman says he never intended any profit, offering the cigarettes for accommodation and sees no reason to raise prices. He confirms he will keep selling at the old prices.
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Newman Cafe
Newman
Schedule changes in Wilmington train times announced
A notice at 12 01 am Sunday October 21 states trains No 55 to Florence will depart Wilmington 3 30 pm instead of 3 45 pm and No 54 from Florence and the west and south will arrive Wilmington 1 00 pm instead of 12 56 noon.
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Wilmington
Florence
Slacker Suspect Ties to Ahoskie Prisoner and Draft Checks
Sheriff Jackson returns from Raleigh after attending a Liberty Loan briefing with Governor Bickett and 94 sheriffs. He plans a countywide bond sales canvass to urge farmers to buy bonds, while authorities in Ahoskie seek to verify a suspected slacker prisoner tied to a warrant. Also report notes a foul odor near Grace Street blamed on fish scrap shipments between river factories and a fertilizer plant.
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Ahoskie
Jackson
George C. Jackson
Raleighs
Bickett
Eight Counties Represented at Chamber Meeting on Corn Show
Executive committee members from eight of ten counties attended yesterday's session at the Chamber of Commerce in Wilmington. Chairman Joseph W. Little announced prize funds would aid farm and home programs and schools where agents are absent.
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Cchamber of Commerce
Joseph W. Little
W. R. Tingle
Columbus County
S. G. Wooten
Bladen
W. B. Pace
Brunswick
Lucy Cobb
H. M. Wooten
Duplin
J. H. Ama
Senator Labollette Faces Serious Inquiry
The Observer-Even notes Senator Labollette now treats the investigation as serious, with his forthcoming explanation expected to be more than perfunctory. The tone suggests heightened attention to the inquiry's implications for the senator.
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Charlotte
Labollette
Local Veterans Convention Update With Names Mentioned
Major General Jas Meyth returns to Raleigh after visiting Mississippi. Rioters over the convention in Connect rie veterans today. Divisional officers will be elected or business transacted during the gathering.
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Rey
T. G. Glaaney
Berg
Panic
Mississippi
Jas. J. Meyth
Raleigh
Connect Rie
Eitry Adier
Relieve Rheumatism With Prheuma Dose Daily
Advert says a daily Prheuma dose can dissolve uric acid and relieve rheumatism. Claims swift, certain relief and dramatic joint improvement. Cites Judge John Barhorst of Ft Lommie, Ohio as endorsement. available from R. R. Bellemy or any druggist.
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R. R. Bellemy
John Barhorst
Ft. Lommie
Ohio
Leusy
Thedford's Black-Draught: A Popular Liver Remedy
An old advertisement extols Thedford's Black-Draught as a natural, vegetable liver and bowel aid. It claims to purify the system, avoid calomel risks, and treat indigestion biliousness and headaches, with testimonial praise from Mt. Vernon Kentucky resident K J McKinney.
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Atlanta
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W. T. Farris
Miss Mae McInnis
Savannah
Georgia
Alberta Dudley
Mrs. Weathersbee
Winston- Salem
C. W. Beery
Naoto
A.D. Brown
Epathy
Nea
Mit
Alweiy
Apel
Hell
Stylepmus
Belk-Williams CO
New Hanover
Pretlow
Agricultural Department
J. H. LeGwin
Poultry
Washington Catlitt
Louis T. Moore
Industrial and Manufacturing Division
Darcel Post
the Evans Chemical CO
Cincinnati
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