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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
3
The article explains nitrogen balance in the body, noting that air inhaled contains 79 percent nitrogen and 21 percent oxygen. It argues meat is a superior nitrogen source for tissue repair, with peas, beans, and wheat flour being less effective. It links reduced meat intake to less physical work and emphasizes meat’s efficiency for rebuilding worn tissues.
Evangelist Harry G. Kaye of Pittsburgh delivered three sermons at the South Main and Vail revival tent praising mothers. He cited Hannah and Miss Anna Jarvis and urged devotion to mothers, noting the impact of motherhood on society and urging appreciation before tonight’s talk on “The Devil and Some High Point People Who Ought To See Him.”
In a mountain town a schoolteacher faces trial for teaching that the earth formed over millions of years and life evolved, a view tied to science rather than faith. The piece argues that modern convenience and communication contrast with the persistence of such religious intolerance amid prominent figures like Taft who accept evolution.
Asheville emerges as a premier vacation area with Mt. Mitchell, Mt. Pisgah, and nearby attractions drawing visitors from Eastern America. The George Vanderbilt hotel anchors the scene, offering convenient access to shops theaters and Blue Ridge beauty, plus elite country club facilities for golf, tennis, swimming and more.
An advertisement urges mothers to buy McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to help a thin nine-year-old gain weight. It touts sugar-coated tablets, easy taste, and availability at Hart Drug Co Randalls Pharmacy Mann Drug Co and other druggists for 60 tablets at 60 cents.
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