Art Exhibit and Flower Show Awards Highlight Local Fair
An expansive art display in Goldsboro featured paintings, china, pottery and water color works with prizes ranging from one to fourteen dollars. Lottery of canned goods and preserves drew strong prizes led by Mrs Peel at fifty three dollars. Winners include Mrs J W Winstead Elm City and Miss Sallie Deel Pikelle with notable entries from J Eagles and Louise Sells Nashville. The show drew high praise for its overall artistry and the organizers Mrs P L Woodard and Mrs Charles Harper.
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J. A. Spiers
Will. Pridgen
P. L. Wedard
K. F. Griffin
Wilson
C. R. Harper
Charles Watson
Rebecca Gay
China
Allen T. Gay
Marriott Pierce
Albert Williams
Herbert Harris, Jr
J. Eagles
Dorothy Carr Harper
Donald Crisp
Margaret Lawshe
Ben Barnes
A. D
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J. C. Barber
C. L. Parker
Goldsboro
O. V. Faust
Frank Lea
Gilbert Whitly
Louise Sells
Nashville
P. L. Woodard
Charles Harper
Peel
J. W. Winstead
Elm City
F. D. Starling
Pikeville
James L. Boswell
J. R. McLean
J. A. Jackson
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Stantenburg
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D. W. Kochiitzky
J. R. Ethridge
J. H. Hinnant
Spring Hope
Lee Woodard
J. W. Bachellor
Sallie Deel
Pikelle
J. S Thompson
G. E. Whitney
Stantonsburg
Lulu Eby
Edna Peele
Lee Boswell
Charles Williams
Should Aid Europe Declares Coolidge Aid Europe Declares
President Coolidge told an audience of diplomats that the United States aims to help Europe help itself. He described a Washington plan of government and said Europe seeks benevolence and American help to secure peace and goodwill under a rule of golden, not coercive, power.
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Rheumatism Struggles End After Two Years of Illness
In May 1917 a man describes a two year work gap due to crippling rheumatism. His legs and arms swelled massively and hospital visits failed to help with doctors and medicines having no effect.
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Wilson Drug Co
Conspiracy Claim Ties Nationwide Liquor Trade to Hill
Fred R. B. Smith of New York testified before the Ministerial Union in Baltimore that a world wide conspiracy to defeat the Volstead act is funded by foreign interests. He linked the city’s Cider Party and Congressman John P. Hill to efforts to modify national prohibition policy. He cited France, Belgium, Italy and England as backers sending money to oppose prohibition.
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John P. Hill
United States
Fred RB. Smith
New York
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Citizens’ Committee of
Christias
France
Belgium
Italy
England
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