Tanlac credited with restoring health for Raleigh family
J M Olive of 415 South Person Street Raleigh says his wife suffered a three year health breakdown and nervous fatigue before Tanlac improved her appetite sleep and energy. He notes their son also regained strength after two prior surgeries. Hart Drug in High Point markets Tanlac with local testimonials.
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Tan
Tanlae
Tanlac
Tantlac
Olive
South Person Street
Raleigh
High Point
Hart Drug Store
Thomasville
Thomasville Drug Company
Randleman
Randleman Drug Company
Conscience Talk Opens Fair Week and Saturday Events
The North Main Street Methodist Protestant church hears W. M. Marr discuss conscience and the law as fair week begins in High Point. Tickets go on sale in High Point for automobile parties to the Central Carolina fair with daily acts, races, and fireworks through Friday.
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High Point
Furniture City
General Carr
Guilford County
Greensboro
Taft’s
King’s
Fair Grounds
Daniel
Garland Daniel
The
Fair Association
Hovland Bros
Benng
T. M. Arrasmith
Hillsboro
Myerhoff
Garden of Allah
Siphera
Elizabeth
Unk Everett
Jesse James
Hoglan Bros
Carl Lauther
W. A. Sanges
W. F. Smith
Er. H. Anderson
County Farm
Corn and Pig Club
Ola Stephenson
Tomato Club
Sheraton Hill Named In High Point Real Estate Venture
The Southern Furniture Journal notes the Sheraton Hill development by real estate men 8 C Clark and Bascom Hoskins in High Point. A high class residential section with themed street names and planned parks aims to boost the town as a future manufacturing center and a site to host visitors.
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The
Southern Furniture Journal
Sheraton Hill
Messrs. Clark
High Point
First Load of Goods Delivered to High Point Recalled
Mrs. Henry White shares a letter from J. and Meredith of Reed Springs Mo recounting the first goods hauled into High Point before the railroad was completed. The letter notes the delivery for Side Perry, a visit to Jonathan Cox, and ties to old stores in the Perry building.
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Henry White
J. & Meredith
Reed Springs
High Point
Guilford
Fayetteville
Side Perry
Jonathan Cox
New Garden School
Perry Building
Promises Tammany Aid for Wilson Victory
Thomas F. Foley, adviser to Charles Murphy and a Democratic leader, told DNC chairman Vance McCormick that Tammany Hall remains loyal to President Wilson and works to reelect him. Foley asserts Wilson will win broad Democratic support in New York City and beyond, crediting his administration for prosperity and restraint from war.
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Thomas F. Foley
Murphy
Wilson
New York
Second Assembly
Charles F. Murphy
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Tammany Hall
Mr. Foley
Von
Woodrow Wilson
District Dry Battle Predicted For Next Congress Session
Representative Robert L. Henry, chairman of the house committee on rules, predicted Sunday that the prohibition bill for the District of Columbia will be pressed at the next session of Congress.
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Washington
Robert L. Henry
House Committee On Rules
District of Columbia
Congress
Beacons Light Scots Recruiting for 236th Kilties
Hig hland war beacons blaze on fifteen heights across New Brunswick to summon volunteers for the 236th Kilties regiment. Meetings in as many cities feature torches and pipers as returned soldiers speak, aiming to revive Scottish recruitment across the maritime province.
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Bunver
Bae
St. Croix
New Brunswick
Kilties
Maritime
Stockholders Meeting Notice for High Point Perpetual Banking
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the High Point Perpetual Banking and Loan Association will be held in the directors room of the Commercial National Bank on Monday night October 30 1916. A J Tool is secretary.
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High Point Perpetual Barking and Loan Association
Commercial National, Bank
Greenwood Tragedy: Guard Kills Two, Wounds One, Then Dies
In Greenwood South Carolina on October 9 Charles Lequire, a chain gang guard, shot and killed Milton Townsend the county poor farm manager and "Pomp" Davis a relative, fatally wounded Thomas McCombs, and then fatally shot himself after an evening circus visit and a dispute over a late return. The incident followed Townsend reproaching Lequire for returning late.
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Greenwood
S. C
Charles Lequire
Lequire
Milton Townsend
Pomp” Davis
Thomas McCombs
Milton Townsed
Townsend
Three Ladies and Baby In Collision At Raleigh
Mrs. R. R. Gibbs and baby, Miss Mabel Cohen, and Miss Effie Smith, all of Raleigh, were bruised and shocked when an auto carrying them collided with a street car at Blount and Peace streets yesterday afternoon. The auto will require extensive repairs. Miss Cohen drove the vehicle and the curve made the crash seem unavoidable.
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Raleigh
R. R. Gibbs
Mabel Cohen
Effie Smith
Blount and
Peace Streets
Julius C. Smith the Teacher
Julius C. Smith led the Metho dist Protestant Baraca class yesterday due to Rev. A. G. Dixon’s forced absence. Reports say Smith made a fine impression on the class members.
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Julius C. Smith
A. G. Dixon
Mr. Smith
Clas
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H. M. Olive
J. M. Olive
Yaniag Vaon
Lac
Mrs. Olive
Paul
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Felix
M. P
W. M. Marr
North Main Street
Methodist
Mr. Marr
God
Mr.Marr
Aker
Winston-Salem
Lynchburg
Fredericksburg
Hagerstown
Dardanelles
Tammany Aid
Stockholders’ Meeting
A. J. Tool
Secretare
Sent
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Triangle
Willie Collier
the Bugle Call
Hank Mann
Billie Burke
Gloria
Paramount
Owen Moore
Marguerite Courtott
Rolling Stones
Edgar Selwyn
Norma Talmadge
Mack Swain
Ambrose
Seesue Hayakawa
Jack Frost
Jack
Mr. Moise
Cus
Reznor
Cooper
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