North Carolina School for the Blind Sees No Growth
Enterprise reports that the State School for the Blind and the Colored School for the Blind and Deaf in Raleigh show no growth in pupil population. Superintendent G. E. Linberry credits the State Board of Health and newborn eye protections, including silver nitrate or Algerol drops, for reducing infant blindness and saving state resources.
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G. E. Linberry
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YWCA Girl Reserves and Meetings Schedule
The Girl Reserve Committee meets at the Senior High School Wednesday at four. Miss Albright speaks on The Changing Education. Recreation and joint YWCA YMCA meetings follow. World Fellowship observed with Mrs. T. W. Lingle as speaker.
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Carol McKee
Phillippines
High Point College
Miss Henley
Olive Russell
Camp Otakne
Do You Want A Baby Regular Free Treatment Offer
Mrs L Scheller of Indiana and Mrs White of Pa share heartwarming stories of conceiving after using Dr DePew's glandular based treatment. For 30 days 1000 free full dollar treatments are available postpaid with no obligation, plus a free booklet Childless Marriages Explained. Send name to Dr DePew Suite FE Coates House Kansas City Mo.
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L. Scheller
Indiana
North Carolina welcomed by publishers under state praise
Asheville November 12 Josephus Daniels publisher of the Raleigh News and Observer addressed visiting members of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. He praised North Carolina as progressive industrious and generous with regard to press liberty and libel laws while promising hospitality and a welcoming state tone.
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Raleigh News and Observer
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Times
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Woman credits Cardui for health revival after years of tiredness
Mrs. F A Mikell of Valdosta Georgia says she suffered pale weak and exhausted for years with headaches and hollow eyes until she tried Cardui on her mother's advice. She reports feeling much better after one bottle and says she uses Cardui as a tonic when needed. The ad notes many other women have used Cardui for generations.
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F. A. Mikell
Magnolia Street
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