Railroads Face Need for Public Support and Cost Cuts
The article argues railroads must regain ground through constructive public opinion and ultimately broad rate reductions, but only after substantial cost cuts. It notes freight and ocean rates, current depressions, and that wages and materials costs driven by government controls have strained carriers. It calls for prompt settlement between Railroad Administration and carriers, then renewed buying and asset readiness to resume normal traffic.
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Texas
Chicago
Pasteurized Milk Saves Babies Lives, New York Aid Advocated
A London conference read Nathan Straus's paper on pasteurized milk reducing infant mortality. He cited 1914 US infant deaths and claimed pasteurized milk or boiling cut infant illness cases, described milk depots, home pasteurizers, and widespread adoption across 36 cities with 297 stations.
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London
Nathan Straus
New York
G. H. Moore
Huddersfield
Straus
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
United States
Strauss
Jerusalem
Taniac Transforms Invalid Woman in Virginia Farm County
Frank Triplett describes his wife Taniac’s dramatic recovery from stomach trouble rheumatism and insomnia after taking Taniac She regained appetite lost fifteen pounds slept soundly and improved so much she appears younger and healthier on the river road near Schoolfield Virginia
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Taniac
Frank Triplett
River Road
Schoolfield
Pasteurization Movement Urged to Save Child Lives
Mrs. I. W. Hunt of Columbia promotes world wide pasteurization to prevent disease and protect infants. She visits Chestnut street residents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lever with her daughter Mabel while Mr. Hunt plans a weekend in High Point.
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I. W. Hunt
Columbia
W. J. Lever
Chestnut Street
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
A testimonial claims severe stomach trouble left the speaker near death but cured by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad asserts the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines and offers a money back guarantee. Sold at Hart Drug Co. in High Point and Randleman Drug Co. in Randleman, plus other druggists.
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Mayr
Hart Drug Co
High Point
N. C
Randleman Drug Co
Randleman, N. C
Old Man Builds Bridge at Evening Tide
An aged traveler crosses a deep chasm and, after reaching the far side, chooses to build a bridge for the youth who will follow. He explains the need to aid the next generation even as his own journey ends.
Confessions and a Dinner Out Spark Jealousies
A braided fiction excerpt and humorous notes open with Mrs. B W Edwards and Mrs N FE Russell returning from a district missionary conference in Ramseur with Mrs Russell's daughters Mabel and Ruth. The scene shifts to a mock dialogue about lunch at Bristol's and suspected past liaisons, ending with a tease of continuation next week.
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B. W. Edwards
Newspaper Enterprise Asociation
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