Frank Dixon to Speak on Second Night of Chautauqua Here
Noted lecturer Frank Dixon, brother of Thomas Dixon, will lecture on "The Social Survey" or "Taking Stock of a Town" during the Redpath Chautauqua here on the event’s second night. The talk advocates deliberate community action to build towns with economy, beauty, health, and efficiency as core goals. Dixon’s career spans over a dozen years with about 180 engagements annually across the United States, famed for his forceful, convincing platform presence.
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Duke of Orleans Refused By France And Allies
The Duke of Orleans, heir to the Bourbon line, seeks to fight for France but is repeatedly denied by France and allied powers. Born in England, he has lived in exile and pursued travel writing, yet he remains a “man without a country” as no nation will accept his service. Meanwhile, Southern Pines peach orchards show minimal storm damage with good crop prospects.
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Lindley
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Sprigheld
Colorado
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Europe
This Lady Urges Local Merchants to Advertise
A prominent town lady argues that local merchants should advertise goods carried by mail order houses she recalls. She notes a case where a customer did not know the items were sold locally and says better local advertising would save time and trouble, preferring home merchants.
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Ansonian
Wadesboro
Clayton Graded School Loses Principal After Whipping Incident
The Clayton Graded School, after a long board investigation, loses principal Brad ley who resigned at the board's request following a whipping incident. About 18 to 20 boys were whipped for disobedience last Tuesday after leaving school grounds on the principal's orders.
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Clayton News
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Bradley
Flower thief alarms Asheville. readers urge action
The Asheville Citizen reports a local resident’s letter describing how a garden, purchased plants and hired help were ruined in one night by unknown culprits. Citizens demand strict punishment and note widespread outrage over the malice amid ongoing discussions of local prosperity and sugar beet industry plans in Colorado.
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Asheville
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Relief and Hair Revival
An ad claims Parisian Sage removes dandruff and scalp irritation, nourishes hair to grow long and thick, and leaves hair soft and glossy. One application supposedly eliminates dandruff, stops scalp itching, and costs only a small amount at Engle Drug Co.
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