Marr Named Head of City Schools in High Point
W M Marr succeeds Thornwell Haynes as superintendent of city schools in High Point. A Bryson City native and Columbia University trained educator, Marr has served as high school principal and science teacher in multiple districts and is pursuing a master’s in education.
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W. M. Marr
Thormwell Haynes
Me. Marr
Bryson City
North Carolina
Trinity Park School
Trinity Park
Trinity College
Trinity
Marr
Waynesville
Elizabeth City
High Point
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Columbia
New York
Milk Bracers and Fermented Milks Gain Popularity
Farm and Fireside notes Washington and Oregon dairies in dry states embrace new dairy beverages. Fermented milks and buttermilk rise in favor as bracing drinks. Two free breweries reportedly convert to dairy dairy cream derivatives. Fermented milk now higher quality, pleasant to taste and nourishing. When iced, it retains flavor for a week.
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Washington
Oregon
Birth Control in Texas Roosters Spark Farm Prices Drop
A garbled Texas note reports thousands of roosters in butcher shops after farmers respond to egg surpluses. The piece mocks policy shifts to curb production as egg prices fall amid market overproduction and consumer satisfaction.
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Sherman
Tex
Cor
N. Y. Herald
Texas
Many Women Need Help Kidney Ailment Relief Pills
Woman readers learn that kidney trouble affects women as men and the pain need not be endured. Foley Widney Pills are advertised as providing quick relief from backache side pains stiff joints and bladder ailments with a concise medical style typical of period advertisements.
New Facts About Moses From Sedgwick County Pupils
Kansas City correspondent notes Bible questions asked of 60 pupils in Sedgwick county rural schools. One pupil described Moses funeral as a still night and a train breaking the silence, with burial at a mountain foot as dirt rolled down. Prodigal Son reply says the father met his son while yet far off and kissed him.
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Sedgwick
Moses
Public Health Service Guards Ports to Expel Foreign Diseases
The United States public health service patrols ports to prevent entry of foreign diseases. Officials emphasize screening ships and cargo, with cooperation from local authorities to protect national health.
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The
United States Public Health Service
How to Get Rid of a Cold Health is a Credit with the Bank
E Summers Holdredee Neb recounts a personal remedy for a severe cough and cold. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar for his speedy recovery and endorsements the product for relief and healing.
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E. Summers
Holdredee
Neb
Foley
Vade Mecum Hotel Opens With May Specials
Dade Mecum in North Carolina announces the Vade Mecum Hotel opens in May offering very special rates for the month. The hotel promotes a quiet rest and recuperation with water claimed to aid constipation rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles. For rates and details contact Radu by phone or mail.
Feel Miserable Mornings From a Cloaked Liver Warning
Readers warned about dull mornings caused by a cloaked liver and bile retention. The remedy promotes Tella Water to flush the liver, improve digestion, restore energy, and bring back a rosy complexion, with cautions against calomel and drugs.
Forethought and health tips on household habits
A dated regional note quotes EF W Archer of Caldwell Ohio praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a trusted travel companion. The passage extols cleanliness, family well being, and preventive care, referencing accessible purchase options.
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EF. W. Archer
Caldwell
Ohio
Chamberlain
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Mwew
Erties
Chicago Coliseum
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Nature
Lea Payne
Vade Mecum Springs
Dade Mecum
N. C
Tella
Paul M. Pearson
Chautauqua Association
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
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