r Saturday, June 5, 1926
SICK HEADACHE
No Pleasure, Says Ohio Lady,
to Go Places, Till She Took
Black-Draught Which I
Brought Relief.
Langwffle, Ohio.-«For years and
I ye ? r8 _ suffered with severe head'
ache, says Mrs. Jane Campbell, of
this place. “It wasn’t any pleasure
for me to go places, for I came
home with sick headache. If I went
to church or to any social gather
ing or to town to shop, when I got
“sdc I would have these headaches
and have to go to bed for a day or
more, till I would just get out of
heart and would not try to go.
“About 15 years ago I discovered
that Black-Draught was good for
these headaches. I began mrin g it
I would take it two or three nights
in succession if I felt the least bad,
md it sure did wonders for me. It
s about; 14 years since I had sick
leadaches, and I can goplaces
**Uy enjoy life. It surely is eplen
hd.”
Headache often is a symptom of
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rouble and in such a case many
>eople have been greatly helped by
jb* use of Thedford’s Black
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K young and old. No harmful after
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ARIS'TIDE BRIAND MEM/IE DUNHAM
Governor “Ma” Furguson and Dan Moody, Attorney-General,
opposing candidates for Governor of Texas, have agreed
to resign if the other polls more votes in the primaries.
French rumors say that Premier Aristide Briand is to marry
a widow. Mellie Dunham was given a royal welcome on his
return home to Norway, Me., after “Henry Ford’s fiddler,’'
concluded a successful nation-wide tour.
A Tribute to the Memory of James B. Duke
By the North Carolina Society of
New York.
(Adopted at a meeting of the So
ciety at the Astor Hotel, New York,
Tuesday evening. May 25th, 1920). I
Eminent as he was in industry and j
finance, a towering figure in the busi- :
ness world, a great merchant with
vast enterprises, and a philanthropist
of matchless generosity, Mr. James 15.
Duke contributed so much to the
economic upbuilding of North Caro
lina and provided for its future so
cial and intellectual welfare with
such magnificent vision amid liberal
ity, that we natives of the “old North
State", resident in New York, feel
that, in common with other North
Carolinians, we owe him a debt of
especial gratitude and regard it as|
a privilege to pay this tribute to his
memory.
Mr. Duke was a North Carolinian
born and bred: He was bone of our
bone and flesh of our flesh, and in
the building of his own fortune he
contributed in greater share to the
prosperity of his native State. Un
der the influence of his genius the to
bacco industry, begun in our State by
his father, Washington Duke, grew
to be one of the great businesses of
the country, and as bis personal for
tune increased he built up within the
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borders of North Carol inn great in
- (lustries, tobacco factories, cotton
mills, railroads and power plants, giv
ing employment to thousands and as
! fording a market throughout file
| railroad for tile products of the farms
! and tields of the State.
This, alone, would give him an hon
ored place in the annals of our State
and country as a man who used his
remarkable talents to the full and in
so doing brought happiness to many
thousands and prosperity to a large
region. Yet, wonderful as these
achievements were, he did a bigger
thing—a deed so generous, and so far
removed from material profit, that it
could only have been inspired by a
heart filled with kindliness and love
| for mankind for he created an endur
ing endowment of such richness for
the alleviation of human suffering
and for the education nnnd moral up
lift of the people that generations yet
unborn will feel the beneficence of
this great gift and bless the giver.
The generosity of Mr. Duke to the
people of his native State cannot be
measured in money and its magnitude
is over-shadowed by the inspired wis
dom and belevolence which directed
its application. This was no impul
sive philanthropy born out of abund
ance of riches; rather it was planned
with an increasing purpose through
the years and the provision with
which the gift was betsowed revealed
a purpose which must have been long
in his thoughts. Evidence of this
long-nourished vision was the splen
did act. of giving to the people as a
part of the endowment, to be theirs
for all time, the great power de
velopments which, in the employment
of his constructive genius, he had
built. Harnessing the rivers flowing
through their midst, he converted the
wnsting energies of those waters into
electricity to become the heart's blood
of the industries he foresaw would
spring up under this implse, and gave
back to the people these natural re
sources, trained to be their useful
servants. This was part of his vi
sion and one of his ambitions, for in
making the gift he said:
“My ambition is that the revenues
of such developments shall minister to
the social welfare, as their operation
is ministering to the economic wel
fare. of the communities which they
serve.”
Great as were his material achieve
ments, vast as were his benefactions,
Mr. Duke left another heritage which
will endure as long as the record of
his deeds, for its imprint is on all
that he did. That heritage is the
inspiration of his character, marked
by his simple faith in the religion of
his father, his determination and
courage, his application to his work,
his simplicity and kindliness, and his !
love for humanity. A character,
comprising such attributes is an in- j
spiration to all who aspire to worthily :
and successfully fill their place in
life. t'hnrncter was a quality which j
Mr. Duke insisted upon in all those,
with whom lie surrounded hiself, and j
the burden of his educational scheme
under his great endowment was to
crate character ip men. Mr. Duke
had an abiding faith in the character
of the people from whom he sprung
and one of his outstanding traits was
his deep affection for them. From
these he chose the men to work with
him in his immense business enter-/
prises and from these be picked the
men into whose charge he committed
the fulfillment of his great benefac
tion to our people.
Every North Carolinian experienced
a personal loss when Mr. Duke died;
but it is especially appropriate that
the members of the North Carolina
Society of New York express their
profound sorrow for bis death and
pay a grateful tribute to his memory;
for Mr. Duke was a member of this
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Society from its organization in 1900,
i and many of its most active and use
ful members were his close personal
| and business associates.
Therefore, be it resolved, that the
1 North Carolina Society of New York
: and its individual members have sus
tained a personal loss in the death of
! James B. Duke, and deeply sympa
! thize with bis family, his personal
friends and business associates in
their bereavement, and that copies of
these resolutions be delivered to Mr.
Duke's immediate family, to his broth
er, Mr. B. N. Duke, a former presi
dent of this society, ana to the trus
tees of the Duke endowment; and
/ further, that a copy of the resolu
tions be spread upon the minute book
of thiß society as a record of our
I admiration of his character and
achievements, and our appreciation
of his services to our State and coun
try.
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