Well Known Man O G Bell Dies In Harloe
New Bern reports the death of O G Bell at age fifty five after a long illness. He was unmarried with no survivors. Interment will be at Harloe. The article also notes a wartime profit by undertaker J K Willis from potassium permanganate and previews the North Carolina Fire Association meeting in New Bern with A L DeRassett and J F Noff slated to attend. A German authority claims fifteen minutes of sun exposure at high altitude can kill tuberculosis germs.
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New Bern
Harlowe
O. G. Bell
Bell
Sherman
J. K. Willis
Willis
The
North Carolina Fire Association
A. L. DeRassett
Charlotte
J. F. Noff
Raleigh
Tanlac credited with curing stomach ulcers and saving wife from operation
W. N. Care of Wilmington reports Tanlac transformed his wife’s health after doctors warned of an ulcer operation. She now sleeps well and eats freely, even cooking for herself, with neighbors witness to the change. The testimonial lists Bellamy Drug Store as Wilmington’s exclusive seller and cites dealers in Acme Burgaw Southport Rocky Point Supply New Bern Magnolia Faison Pembroke.
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W. N. Care
Tanlac
Wilmington
Bellamy Drug Store
Acme
Acme Store Co
Burgaw
C. L. Halstead
Southport
Watson’s
Grit and Optimism Aided Eleanor Darnell at Phalen Park
Eleanor Darnell of Minneapolis overcame a crippling birth condition with grit and optimism. Through the Phalen Park institution Dr. Arthur Gillette guided casts and careful exercise enabling her to stand on crutches and walk, with hope of full cure. She engaged in teaching at the hospital and returned home recently to improving strength and reduced awkwardness.
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Minneapolis
Minn
State Hospital For
Phalen Park
America
Eleanor Darnell
No. 3
Avenue South
Miss Darnell
Eleanor
Middle West
Phalen Park Institution
Arthur J. Gillette
The Dumb Girl of Portici with Pavlova at Royal Theatre
Tomorrow the Royal Theatre presents The Dumb Girl of Portici featuring Anna Pavlova in a two hour eight reel spectacle. Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley crafted the production with Rupert Julian Edna Maison Lois Wilson and Hart Hoxie in supporting roles. Also shown at the Grand is The House of the Golden Windows starring Cleo Ridgley and Wallace Reid from a Jesse L. Lasky Paramount adaptation.
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Tomorow
Royal Theatre
Lois Webber
Phillips Smalley
Anna Pavlova
Pavlova
Portici
Fenella
Lois Weber
Rupert Julian
Edna Maison
Lois Wilson
Hart Hoxie
Mile
Paviova
Starg Tomorrow
Cleo Ridgley
Wallace Reid
Brazilian Rubber Seed Oil Replaces Linseed in Paint
Oil from seeds of Brazilian rubber trees has been found an acceptable substitute for linseed oil by British paint makers. The discovery suggests a potential shift in solvent sourcing for the paint industry.
California tale of Wells couple seeking wealth and a gold house
Tom and Sue Wells pursue riches in California. Sue searches for the house on the hill and discovers her shabby shack has windows of gold. Lasky productions present a gripping photoplay with a cast including James Neill Mabel Van Buren Bob Fleming Margery Daw and Little Billy Jacobs.
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California
Tom
Sue Wells
Sue
James Neill
Mabel van Buren
Bob Fleming
Margery Daw
Little Billy Jacobs
German invention blends oil fuel with compact chair cover
A fragment notes a German invention using oil fuel to reach sixty miles per hour and describes a patent for a combined writer table and chair that folds into a cover to economize floor space.
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Royal
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Wallace
Reid
Cleo
Ridgley
House OF the Golden
Karpen Bros
West Michigan Furniture Co
McDougall
Bernstein
Ostermoor
Bailey Table Co
Haviland
Wilton
Smyrna
Axminster
Body Brussels
North Front Street
Wilmington Furniture Company