Tanlac credited with lifting health of Long children
Mrs. L. T. Long of Winston-Salem reports eleven year old Clyde and younger Carl improved after Tanlac treatment. Clyde gained ten pounds and recovered stomach trouble and nervousness enabling him to return to school. Carl’s indigestion eased. Local distributor H. Drum promotes Tanlac as a vegetable reconstructive tonic aiding blood and nerves.
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Tanlac
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H. Drum
North Carolina
High Point
Hart Line
Gibsonville
Congress weighs curb on government publications
Washington reports Congress seeks rules to regulate printing and distribution of government documents to reduce waste. In seven years 6,905,693 publications cost about $3.5 million and were condemned as waste paper. The United States is described as the world’s greatest publisher, with vast annual output.
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Durie
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Power of the Bible Captivates High Point Audience
Dr. Sylvester Newlin headlined a talk at Hitech Point Teachers' Training School detailing the Bible's power from its divine source to its transformative effect. He argued the 66 books span 16 centuries with no false statements, urging students to study and live the Bible to strengthen character.
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Hitech Point Teachers’ Training School
Sylvester Newlin
Dr. Newlin
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Milton
Newlin
War Turns Attention To Portuguese Farms
Lisbon reports the war has redirected Portuguese focus to farming. Portugal imports up to half its annual wheat need, and wartime shortages threaten. Economists urge agricultural reforms to boost wheat corn and rye sowing. irrigation for Alemtejo, rice farming, and beet sugar production are proposed measures.
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Alemteji
Porto Rico Sees Record Tourist Season
Government reports indicate Porto Rico enjoys its most prosperous tourist season with more winter visitors than ever before. The Associated Press notes strong travel interest and steady growth in tourism on the island.
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Associated Press
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Goernment
Graves of Australians Marked by Trees at Gallipoli
Cairs reports that the graves of Australians at Gallipoli will be marked with white wattle trees from Australia. The American ambassador to Turkey is asked to influence against disturbing the graves. Trees were sent from Australia before evacuation, now being planted in Egypt until a site is ready.
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Gallipoli
Turkey
Australia
Egypt
Methodist Mission School Complies With Korea Education Rule
The American Methodist Episcopal mission becomes the first foreign mission group to sign Korea's new educational ordinance banning religious instruction in private schools. The converted school is now a non religious higher commercial institution with religious teaching moved to a separate building after hours.
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Associated Press
Seoul
American Methodist Episcopal Mission
Orient
Methodist
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