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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1916
Page
4
Warden Busbee is not the only man who wonders where is his wandering cook tonight. Mr Bickett’s throat trouble may disappoint those wanting to hear the orator, but it will not ruin this campaign moment. He has stumped vigorously in past campaigns and now faces a snag when speaking for himself directly.
The piece praises Minnesota Senator Clapp for his knowledge and ability to discuss the packing house issue. It notes a political difference but expresses agreement on the value of the policy as a major constructive measure.
New Hanover County voters are expected to back four proposed constitutional amendments on the November ballot, building on the county’s strong showing for majorities in the past. The four measures are among the original twelve and are seen as more understood and favorable now.
A review of Captain James I Metts's book Longstreet's Charge at Gettysburg Pa argues the work corrects one sided memory. Metts asserts North Carolina troops and other states shared equal valor and effort in the historic assault, supporting claims with statistics and on scene quotations.
The piece praises President Wilson and the American Commissioners for handling Mexican negotiations. It notes the New London Conference shows favorable tone and credible diplomacy. It cites World remarks, stresses civil governance plans, and mentions the Border National Guard drawdown and manageable damage claims.
The Dispatch answers an anxious subscriber about when Jiggs and Maggie will resume Bringing Up Father. The paper notes the current substitute cartoons fall short and Cartoonist McManus has been ill but is back on the job, promising readers renewed amusement soon.
The farmers of the Scott's Hill section have organized a credit union. The move promises benefits for individuals and the community as farmers unite to manage credit, improve farming, and support national welfare rooted in farm production.
The city of New Bern organizes a Wilson-Bickett club to unite supporters and build a robust political campaign for Democracy. Local organizers promote the group as a strong voice in regional political activity.
Charles S. North of Blackville who was severely injured and left unable to speak after a bolt struck him on the Arizona border seven weeks ago has suddenly recovered his speech. His father brought him from Arizona to Hartford where doctors note the recovery followed a light electrical shock during a phone booth incident.
London reports the Board of Education under the Earl of Crewe outlines a broad postwar revision. The plan prioritizes science linked to industry and languages to boost future trade, with committees led by Herbert Lewis addressing education for youth under 16, science, and languages.
President Edward E. Rhoades of Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co urges female staff to avoid elaborate fashion in the workplace. He says beauty should be unadorned and not dressed as for a dance, though he does not dictate personal attire.
New London Conn Sept 16 General Tasker H Bliss presents to the American and Mexican commissions the latest border findings. He supports the withdrawal plan for Pershing’s column but calls for a police zone 20 miles wide on the American side with Mexican pursuit rights into Mexico for raiders crossing the line. He sees no need for a reciprocal Mexican pursuit right.
Paris report notes the Sevres national porcelain factory rediscovered an original Madame de Pompadour statuette made over 150 years ago as a founder gift. Admin M Bourgeois explains moulds were destroyed for this special piece and it is now housed beside a matching Louis XV figure.
A health column urges a morning ritual of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims this cleanses the alimentary tract, purifies the blood, and prevents toxins from accumulating as the body reacts to waste. The advice cites skin cleansing parallels and recommends purchasing limestone phosphate from a pharmacist.
The Kansas City Journal notes blacksmiths earn trust through their trade and integrity. The Buffalo Enquirer recalls Hughes being asked what he would not have done, implying a stoic stance on choices by comparison.
Lutea, undersigned mortgagee, will offer for cash on Monday October 6 1916 at 12 o’clock noon at the county house door a tract of land described as lying in Masonboro Township New Hanover County North Carolina. The sale covers property formerly conveyed to W P Oldham and details a long chain of described lines and lake boundaries near Greenfield Lake and McKhenny’s Mill Pond. The mortgage dates from January 26 1914 and is recorded in New Hanover County, book 73 page 381. This notice is dated September 8 1916 by William L Smith mortgagee.
The advertisement invites readers to inspect a fall collection of suits and overcoats, highlighting fit, workmanship, and stylish appearance. It emphasizes the style, quality, and construction of men’s wear produced by master hands and urges a visit to view the display.
An invitation urges readers to visit and call for a look at new wearables and pricing. The offer promises quick, profitable reasons to choose this store as their outfitting destination.
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