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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment references an event performance with an audience, balance, and speed notes. It mentions a Cher related amusement or beauty element and a preparatory context, but key details are unreadable. The readable items are vague and do not identify people or organizations.
A long list details eligibility and rules for a voting contest run by The News. It covers age limits white participants under 18, daily vote caps, reserve ballots, final rule changes during the contest, and authority of The News to set or adjust rules. It also lists numerous participant names with associated locations and vote counts, showing broad participation from North Carolina towns and counties.
The fragment describes a voting process for subscribers, unclear rules about who is eligible and how votes are counted. It mentions contestants and Bee as a likely participant, with references to subscribers, alignment, and the need to align with prior expressions. The text is fragmentary and lacks concrete details.
A reader from Boston reports relief after using Kidney Tab boxes sent by a supplier. The note says the product helped more than any previous doses and arrived promptly for ongoing issues with kidney and bladder discomfort.
An advertisement promotes Simmons Red Liver Regulator in powder form as a tonic for a torpid liver. It claims to purge bilious impurities, cleanse and strengthen the stomach, purify the bowels, and restore regular habits while boosting energy and morale. Sold by dealers for one dollar, by BH Zeilin & Co of St. Louis.
Rev. S. F. Conrad, pastor, sails to Philadelphia to join three major Baptist gatherings from June 13 to 25. Northern Baptist convention runs June 13–18, General convention of Baptists of North America June 19, and Baptist World Alliance June 19–25. The events promise large attendance and distinguished speakers from across the nation and abroad.
At a special Statesville meeting T H Vanderford and partners from Salisbury applied for a 60 year street railway franchise to carry passengers freight mail and express. Gas franchise was not considered as one is already pending. Also noted is the death of Calvin H Hollar brought to the Sanatorium by Dr Abernathy and buried near Hickory.
A compact aphorism notes that marriage commitments can carry hidden risks beyond social prestige. It suggests caution about idealized views of matrimony and the practical challenges couples may face.
Arrangements for New Place at Sixth and Tryon streets include a two tone brown mural scheme. The building will house an office chapel borgue workroom elevator stock second floor and long hallway for easy access and service readiness.
Doctors from Bordeaux Dr Cruchet and Dr Moulnier study flyers on sensations during steep drops. They note the face heats, blood rushes to the head, and drowsiness overwhelms the pilot. Safe descent relies on controlled spirals and brief powered flights to ease head congestion, while straight-down drops may be fatal but painless.
A compact opinion notes that many people identify faults without needing legal authority. The piece reflects on scrutiny, oversight, and lawful boundaries in public or governmental actions. The tone resembles a commentary urging accountability and prudent inquiry.
Crowded each season in Hiddenite North Carolina Davis Bros advertise a health resort at 1100 ft with mineral water resident physician and electric lights. Accommodations for 200 guests include baths bowling skating tennis boating and a four piece orchestra. Open June 1 to October 1 1911 with special weekly rates and family minister discounts.
A quoted exchange notes that popularity hinges on treating friends well and on frequency. The dialogue presents two characters, the Wise Guy and the Simple Mug, weighing social dynamics.
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