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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
1
Lydia Le Baron Walker argues relaxation is essential for health and productivity for housewives. She outlines methods to relax, from light reading to quiet nature breaks, and urges regular practice to improve decision making and energy for daily duties. Time spent relaxing yields better focus and efficiency on tasks.
An old-time treatment named Rheuma is advertised as quickly easing rheumatic pains. The copy claims instant relief for some patients, notes wide recognition, and offers a guaranteed refund at Randsh’s Pharmacy and other druggists.
High Point resident EN McDowell of 112 Ward St. reports backache and tired, weak feeling linked to irregular kidney action. He credits Doan's Pills with relief, noting headaches and nervous spells improve after use. Available 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
An essay urging fathers to take active roles in early education and daily care. It argues that shared duties, weekly outings, music, museums, and church participation enrich children and keep fathers connected, energized, and emotionally invested in family life.
A brief personal note laments lack of paternal involvement, noting the mother’s central role. It mentions Pathi offering personal attention to inquiries from parents and teachers on child care and development, requesting letters to the paper with self-addressed stamped envelopes for replies.
Experts described the tough 6500 yard layout with wood and iron as a target to shoot at. Journalists predicted that only players posting 150 or better over 36 holes would survive after today and tomorrow's rounds, despite lungeth traps and deep roughs punishing errant shots.
Youngstown Ohio August 20 the western open golf championship opened with a record field of 261 players. The first elimination round started at 6 am and stretched eleven hours as late groups struggled to reach the 18th hole before dark. McDonald Smith of New York posted 66 in practice scoring 33-33-66, five under par.
Twenty nine entries were announced previously and the field now totals thirty with 11 additional teams. New entrants include two Spanish teams along with squads from Japan Canada and Australia for the Longwood Cricket Club courts in Brookline starting next Monday.
Larry Nacholtz of Cleveland topped the field in the western open golf championship at Youngstown Ohio by scoring 83 34 67 cutting two strokes off par on each half.
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