North Carolina fairs plan big $1000 stake horse races
The Carolina Short Ship Circuit approves a premier racing program at 12 fairs led by four $1,000 stake races in Winston-Salem Greensboro Raleigh and Wilson with over 100 entries per race and Raleigh’s state fair preparing October 14 to 19 as the highlight. State entries include 194 horses. open races will run across all fairs. Officers include R M Jackson Fayetteville president and T B Smith Raleigh secretary of the stake races.
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Winston-Salem and
Forsyth County Fair
T. N. Spencer
Pitt County Fair
W. H. Dail, Jr
Greenville
Central Carolina Fair
F. N. Taylor
Greensboro
Rocky Mount Fair
N. Y
Wayne County
W. C. Denmark
Goldsboro
Kinston Fair
Plato Collins
North Carolina
T. B. Smith
Raleigh
Coastal Plain Fair
L. D. Hargrove
Tarboro
Cape Fear Fair
R. M. Jackson
Fayetteville
Sampson County Fair
F. L. Smith
Clinton
IL. D. Hargrove
Questionnaire Drives 400000 Women to Say Yes for Medicine
A questionnaire enclosed with every bottle has drawn over 400000 replies, with 98 out of 100 reporting benefit. If the medicine helps many, it may help you too, says the appeal urging readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist today.
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Temperance Union
Carrie Nation
Anniversary of Old Ironsides and the Constitution's deeds
The article recounts the 1812 voyage of the 44 gun frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides. It details battles with the Guerriere Java Picton Cyane and Levant, noting casualties and outcomes. It also mentions its later history and preservation due to Holmes's poem.
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Constitution
United States Navy
Boston
Cape Race
Java
West Indies
Levant
Madeiras
Gibraltar
Holme
Paris Gown Shown in Red Printed Chiffon Design
A stunning Paris evening gown features printed red chiffon with a scarf neck in front. The dress has ends that swing as a divided cape at each side of the low rear decolletage.
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Paris
Women scientists probe booze era as prohibition divides
A column praises a planned survey by Mrs. Charles Sabin’s committee to study speakeasies and saloons, interviewing workers and families. It faults some temperance groups for blind dogma and urges thoughtful analysis over rigid dry rhetoric.
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Hoover
Charles Sabin
Woman’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Paris Divorce Fees Claim Paris Court Rates Cut
A Paris court ordered W. H. Pauling-Emerich to repay Mrs. Marporie Corn 1250 after a dispute over a legal fee. The ruling suggests matrimonial counsel in France may charge about 500, far less than some American lawyers.
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Paris
W. H. Pauling-Emerich
Dogs University Founded in Lausanne for Blind Guidance
A new canine school established in Lausanne trains dogs to assist blind people. The program aims to certify guide dogs and place them with visually impaired individuals, expanding access to mobility and independence through trained service animals.
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Lausanne
France
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Lynn, Mass
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Margaret du Prey
Minnesota
Miss du Prey
Duluth
Allene Sumner
Woman’s Temperance Society
Belk-Stevens
Betty Muller
Dexdale
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Piedmont
Tropaline
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