Husband and Wife Wait on Morning Illness Exchange
The dialogue shows a husband dealing with a bad head and his wife expressing sympathy and hope for a quick shake off. The exchange captures domestic concern and mutual care in a quiet morning moment.
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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
3
The dialogue shows a husband dealing with a bad head and his wife expressing sympathy and hope for a quick shake off. The exchange captures domestic concern and mutual care in a quiet morning moment.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows closes its 93rd annual session in Chattanooga Tennessee after installing new officers. The Rebekah assembly also adjourns and installs its officers.
A detailed account of city expenditures and warrants issued, listing numerous vendors and services including sidewalk construction, supplies, lighting, fuel, and miscellaneous city operations. The record is dated August 1 and shows totals and line items from various departments and vendors, as recorded by Clerk Thos. D. Meares.
New York September 22 The cotton market opened firm with gains of 9 to 17 points as December climbed to 16.32 and Finamry to 16.40 near recent highs. Heavy realizing followed, prices turning easy and slipping about 9 to 10 points before the end of the first hour.
The French in Saloniki are building permanent improvements in the Macedonian capital. They plan a $50,000 cold storage plant, naval barracks, roads, sanitation, lighting, water, and streetcar service under General Sarrail. He praised road and sewer work and noted English troops were drilled nearby. Local Greeks welcome civic projects and higher taxes in exchange for improvements.
New York Sept 22 market opened with an unmistakable uptrend as United States Steel and copper issues hit new records. Major issues including Union Pacific New York Central and Studebaker Motors advanced, while many rail and industrials posted gains and some profits were taken in the first half hour.
Klaw and Erlanger introduce new works and star casts for the season with premieres and revivals. Forrest Theatre and Hudson Theatre host Pollyanna and Ben Hur revivals with extensive company and horses. Elsie Ferguson leads A New York Girl. Miss Taylor and Julie Eckert Goodman projects planned. Kalman operetta Miss Springtime and The Czardas Princess noted. Have a Heart musical by Bolton and Wodehouse with Kern music promised.
Republican candidate Geo E Butler speaks in Jacksonville Onslow county amid a near empty reception with about twenty five Republicans present while Democrats outnumber locals. The event targets the Wilson administration as Cameron Morrison the Democratic elect at large plans a speech tomorrow and will travel to Swannsboro for another stop.
Administrator's notice in New Hanover County North Carolina calling all creditors to exhibit claims against Cyrus Russ deceased estate to American Bank and Trust Company Administrator Milton Calder vice president by August 11 19 07 or be barred. Debtors urged to pay promptly.
The North Carolina State Board of Health finished a nine county anti typhoid campaign on September 8 vaccinating 48 051 people. This equals about 18 percent of the counties population. Since June 1915 the board has vaccinated 100 000 people in twenty one counties marking an unprecedented public health achievement. Last year the twelve county effort registered 52 000 vaccinations or 13 percent and cut typhoid deaths by 25 percent with 43 deaths and 480 cases fewer than the prior year.
An Exchange note reflects on college days where the class did not yield standout figures to boast about. The speaker laments the lack of notable alumni and recalls a shared sentiment among peers about modest beginnings.
Laurette Taylor will appear in three J Hartley Manners plays The Harp of Life Happiness and The Wooing of Eve on tour in Eastern cities. George Arliss stars at the Criterion Theatre New York in Paganini with praise from the Evening Post for his bold versatile performance. The opening night curtain calls and Arliss vow to present him in at least two more plays during his New York engagement are noted.
Henry Miller's production starring Ruth Chatterton proved a major hit in San Francisco at the Columbia Theatre. The play, by A. E. Thomas from Alice Duer Miller's novel, opened in August for a two week plan but ran five weeks due to strong audience demand. A New York engagement is planned.
Klaw and Erlanger announce early production of A Good Provider a four act comedy by Harriet Ford and Fannie Hurst. Ford collaborated with Harvey O'Higgins on The Dummy The Argyle Case and Mr. Lazarus. Hurst known for humorous magazine stories. Scenes set in contemporary New York.
A pamphlet issued for free distribution by the Democratic National Committee argues Republicans ignored farmers since 1864 while European rural credit systems thrived. It recalls May 4 1916 senate votes against a Democratic measure and cites Hughes denouncing Wilson.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger defends the Wilson administration noting Postmaster General Burleson deposited 5.2 million dollars with Secretary McAdoo as yearly surplus, while countering Hughes about past deficits and Republican postmaster generals. The piece cites Treasury Secretary remarks on rare surpluses under Wilson and Burleson in eighty years.
A Peoria factory source claims British tanks are American built caterpillar tractors armored for war. The article describes the tractors hauling guns, their belt and rail track system, and their use to cross trenches and mud on the western front.
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