Why Correction in Community Work Is Needed
Enterprise Bureau reports on the need for a state department of charities and welfare. Kate Burr Johnson warns communities must address origin causes to curb rising welfare costs and crime, stressing preventive over corrective work and civic engagement. A study of 31 capital offenders shows most abnormal or insane, suggesting early preventive treatment could reduce criminality.
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Kate Burr Johnson
American Business Club
Httle
Johnson
North Carolina doctors promoted for local care
The North Carolina State Board of Health and Dr. C. O H Laughinghouse with Dr. J. T. Burrus tour western counties to boost patronage of home physicians. They argue North Carolina offers equal expertise to Georgia or Tennessee and urge residents of Murphy Bryson City Andrews and nearby counties to seek care in Asheville Charlotte Greensboro Winston-Salem or Raleigh rather than cross state lines.
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Tennessee
Georgia
North Carolina
Murphy
Bryson City
Andrews
Asheville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Atlanta
Knoxville
C. O’h. Laughinghouse
J. T. Burrus
High Point
North Carolina Medical Society
Board of Health
Singer On a Visit
Mrs Feshing of Salisbury entertained friends in Lexington during the past few days She is a noted soloist and gave a fine solo at the Sunday morning service at the First Methodist Church
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Lexington
Feshing
Salisbury
First Methodist Church
Vast cooperative fire protection planned for Dismal Swamp lands
Norfolk meeting set for September 28 to form the largest timberland protection unit in North Carolina and Virginia. W. C. McCormick notes towers, telephone lines, and full-time lookouts to guard about 170000 acres, including 70000 acres in North Carolina, with Camp Manufacturing and Wilts Veneer joining in.
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North Carolina
McCormick
Camp Manufacturing Company
Wilts Veneer Company
State Forest Service
Methodist Ministers to Fill Pulpit in Lexington
Rev Raymond Smith of Wesley Memorial Methodist church High Point will preach at First Methodist in Lexington next Sunday due to the absence of Rev Dwight L Ware who left for Arkansas to visit relatives then proceed to Oklahoma City for a revival series lasting four weeks or ten days.
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Lexington
Raymond Smith
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
First Methodist Church
Dwight L. Ware
From Bad to Worse Health in Cleveland Woman Says
Cleveland resident Mars M Bressineer details dramatic weight loss after pregnancy then recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims four bottles restored health enabling housework and improved strength. The ad frames health as wealth and links the product to better well being.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
M. Bressineer
Nelson Ave
Governor McLean Dodges McAdoo Query in Raleigh
In Raleigh on September 26 AP reports Governor McLean dodged a question about party candidacy against Al Smith. He said the term McAdoo men did not apply and declined to elaborate further in a newspaper conference. Col Eldridge Visits Lexington with Raleigh ties. Colonel T S Eldridge of Raleigh, longtime North Carolina attorney, visited Lexington and was noted as a former editor of a local paper. The Enterprise Want Ads Brings Results.
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Raleigh
McLean
Men
al Smith
McAdoo
Col. Eldridge
Enterprise
Lexington
T. S. Eldridge
North Carolina
Health Revival Story From Shelbyville Woman
Mrs Alven Jesse of Shelbyville recalls years of weakness and nervous health after winters illness. She credits a change in routine and a product she used while alone at home, noting rapid improvement and renewed energy.
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Shelbyville
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Vegex
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American Bakeries Company
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