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Fragmentary text notes a rally linked to patronage in Puene. Details on participants, location, and outcomes are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to the event and supporters.
30 Dec 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary text notes a rally linked to patronage in Puene. Details on participants, location, and outcomes are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to the event and supporters.
A fashion column surveys trims and fabrics for everyday wear. It highlights lace and net blouses and frocks, satin and taffeta as trims, beadwork, and metallic ribbons. It notes the decline of wide bouffant skirts in favor of narrow underskirts and tunics for street and daytime outfits.
A poem excerpt attributes human progress and resilience to women, praising their sunshine, singing, faith, love, courage, and trust. It reflects on how men’s paths and battles might change without a woman’s support and guidance. The Bentztown Bard.
Poet Walter Malone urges readers to seize new chances and rise from past mistakes. He declares that judgment cannot bind future moments and each dawn offers opportunity while even sinners can find forgiveness and guidance toward better days.
Last week Mrs P H Davenport and Mr and Mrs Davenport returned from a bridal tour. R B Watkins from Richmond visited his mother Mrs J P Boyle. Helen Couneil is home from E C T School. Mrs T B Slade and Miss Fannie Matthews traveled to Norfolk to see Mrs Pitt Jones. Mr and Mrs Walter Deal and children hosted guests from Georgia. Dr M J Fleming went to Norfolk. Mrs Rachel Edmondson returned from Robeville. Mrs R A Edmondson and others motored to Rocky Mount. W W Sherrod and W L Sherrod Enfield were in town. Mr and Mrs P L Salisbury and children spent holidays in Scotland Neck. Mrs Dan Taylor left for Wilson.
Miss Minnie L. Jamison outlines the benefits of green vegetables and fruits for bone and teeth support, digestion, and cleansing the body. She highlights iron rich options like spinach eggs and red meat comparison, calcium from greens and cow’s milk, and practical diet tips including orange juice prunes and whole wheat porridge for children.
A local printing shop highlights its aim to please customers and attract business by delivering quality job printing. The ad-style message emphasizes customer satisfaction as the best form of promotion and invites inquiries about services.
A testimonial advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs and colds for all ages. It touts ease of use with a tar mix and balsam, promising relief from chest congestion and day to day coughs. Local user from Franconia New Hampshire endorses it for families and children.
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