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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1916
Page
4
A Wilmington editorial page from September 25 offers a collage of opinions on politics and society. It riffs on Wilson Hughes Taft Roosevelt and King Constantine, notes shifts in beer and flour supply, critiques attire and dinner table priorities, and humorously observes political alignments and public reactions to policy and leadership.
The article honors Kiffen Rockwell, an American aviator who died at his post in Alsace, praising his patriotism and devotion to the Allied cause. It notes his desire for adventure, repeated home letters, and chosen return to combat despite risks, calling him a hero and citing others serving on the French front.
Federal authorities warn of inspecting interstate oyster shipments to curb adulteration and swelling. They urge moderate washing to avoid plumpers, noting dealers may unknowingly overwater. The push aims to protect consumers while leaving enforcement to the District of Columbia and interstate commerce.
Germany presses toward Romania to crush the threat before Romanian forces unite with the Entente. The campaign shows German concentration in the Dubrudja region and rapid advances into Belgium and French territory.
The piece analyzes whether William H Taft or Theodore Roosevelt admits error in their clashes over policy and nomination tactics while backing Charles Evans Hughes. It weighs who might concede wrong positions on government direction and past disputes, noting the unlikely sight of a united platform.
From Mauthausen on the upper Danube a large complex houses thousands of Italian prisoners of war. The camp functions as a community with schooling, language and trade courses, musical groups, a fire brigade, and a self-governing system. Prisoners receive modest pay, can work for extra wages, and bread and meals are provided, while a small cemetery area marks graves near the exits.
A persuasive notice urges parents to have their children's eyesight checked, claiming it enhances education and comforts. It promises thorough evaluation and full advice.
Health and Hygiene notes that several European countries have adopted compulsory health insurance and many more industrial nations face similar laws. The State Board says benefits include reduced degenerative disease, improved medical access for workers, and early treatment through affordable weekly contributions.
The Asheville Superior Court convened with Judge W E Harding presiding over a three week term. Murder arson highway robbery and criminal assault are expected to fill much of the docket with bitterly fought cases likely on the calendar.
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