Vapomentha Salve Promises Fast Influenza Relief
Brame's Vapomentha Salve is endorsed by C C Wright Wilkes County Schools Superintendent for its ability to break up colds and prevent pneumonia when used promptly. The externally applied salve relieves congestion, does not stain clothes, and is sold by Brame Drug Co North Wilkesboro NC with small bottles at 30 cents and larger six times as much at $1.20.
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R. M. Brame
C. C. Wright
Wilkes County
N. C
Brame
Brame Drug Co
North Wilkesboro
Prize Winners in Thrift Contest Announced
Wednesday afternoon event at the City School auditorium showcased Thrift Week Essay Contest winners. Principal remarks honored banks and businesses supporting prizes. Winners read essays on themes like The Family Budget and Own Your Own Home, receiving prizes as Thrift Stamps and Baby Bonds.
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City School
Hopper
Thrift Week
Montgomery National Bank
Traders National Bank
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Land & Priest
John Samuels
Frances Hazelrigg
Prize Winners and Thrift Speech At Montgomery Bank Event
Mary Sandifer won second prize with Life Insurance while Louise Crear placed second with Life Insurance. Blanche Clarke earned first prize for The Bank Account, with Charles Jones taking second for The Bank Account. Mr John G Winn president of Montgomery National Bank missed the talk on Thrift due to legal engagements as the orchestra performed several well received pieces.
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Mary Sandifer
Life Insurance
Louise Crear
Blanche Clarke
Charles Jones
John G. Winn
Montgomery National Bank
The Way of the Fool
A reflection on a fool who walks through life with eyes open yet misses obvious truths. He collides with troubles, stumbles in brambles and mines, and falls into fortune or favors being distributed. His luck is small beside his mounting worries and disappointments.
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Fortune
Johnny
Were on the Way Duck Egg Planting Tale
Virginia shows interest in duck eggs during a visit to Aunt Mol. She answers that progress is slow but notes that they have many ducklings planted.
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Virginia
Mollie
North Carolina called a typical American state
Miss Mary Owen Graham of Raleigh outlines North Carolina as a model, noting low foreign population, strong education leadership, and growing industry. She praises public health laws, race progress, and optimism for the coming year amid industrial growth.
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North Carolina
Mary Owen Graham
Raleigh
Miss Graham
North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
Toledo Ohio based company F. J. Cheney & Co. markets Hall's Catarrh Medicine saying it cures catarrh by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure and the advertisement urges readers to send for serum and testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Boa Cheney
Peace Institute Noted Leader Moves to Public Spotlight
Miss Graham heads the Peace Institute, a storied southern college founded in 1857 and used as a hospital in World War I. The institution has produced many distinguished women and recently saw prominent figures Mrs Josephus Daniels and Mrs Lee Slater Overman in attendance, highlighting women's growing political prominence.
Texas Women Pay Poll Taxes Prepare for National Campaign
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybaker, Texas Democrat leader, notes women in Texas are paying poll taxes and engaging in civic duties ahead of the national convention. She praises Texans for strong educational interests and forthcoming campaign organization.
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Texas
Percy V. Pennybaker
Democratic National Committee of
Washington
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pennybaker
Republican pledge of morals and fairness announced
Chairman Hays of the Republican National Committee vows that the next campaign will be guided by strict standards of morals equity and justice and says the party will welcome this new approach.
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Hays
Rpublican National Committee
Dream of Delinquent Subscribers Spoofs a Silver Dollar
An editor craving payment sleeps and dreams he recites a schoolboy poem, but his stenographer overhears a comic misrecollection praising the old silver dollar. The imagined lines mention the Liberty head, spread eagle, and other coin imagery, turning a church paper into a playful dollar tribute.
Woman’s Work and Afternoon Party Attendees
A brief note observes that a woman’s duties continue despite others being present at afternoon gatherings. It hints at social expectations and the roles of attendees without detailing individuals or events.
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Hme
United
G.D. Sullivan & Co
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Tobaggo and Stock Farm
N. J. Delaney
Pilot View
Clark County
Schollsville Turnpike
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Gordonton
Thomson Station
Hedges Station
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Pike
Force Delaney
W. Hoffman Wood
Lexington
McGurk & O'Brian
Chesterfield
Arette A
Fitzgerald Co
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