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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
2
Dan, Snowbird, and Lennox endure hunger and cold as a wolf pack closes in. Dan plans to pursue Cranston to avenge losses, while Snowbird supports him and the trio braces for a dangerous, possible lone return.
A reprint from the Indianapolis Star notes how American towns evolve from rough early shacks and unpaved streets to flourishing, well planned communities. It highlights the transition from necessity to beauty with shaded streets, libraries, and prosperous public buildings, driven by the same residents over generations.
C Clinton James president of the District of Columbia Building Associations council says DC associations hold assets likely exceeding 28 million dollars and promote thrift and home ownership. He notes nationwide groups aim to educate the public and that demand for loans outstrips funds, with the local effort stressing community spirit.
In every community there are successful men and promising youths who lack only an interested friend. A starter helps another begin, and the helper gains speed in life. The act reflects a generous outlook and propels both toward progress, as Thrift Magazine urges perpetual support.
Low growing hedge plants frame homes to mark boundaries and add privacy without closing in the grounds. The article suggests hedges be used as a decorative and practical boundary feature around residences.
The article extols tree lined streets improving appearance and comfort, noting trees aid community charm and offer financial benefits by enhancing home sales potential and attractiveness of neighborhoods.
Business leaders argue that national strength creates cities rather than cities forming the country. The insight emphasizes broader national conditions guiding urban growth and prosperity.
Now is a good time to plan for flowers and shrubs around the house. They are worth the little extra care they require to improve curb appeal and garden health.
Mrs. Robert O. Reynolds of 127 North Denver St Kansas City Missouri says Tanlac gave her appetite sleep and energy after ten years of rheumatic stomach and nervous troubles. She reports gaining twenty five pounds after three bottles and urges others to try the medicine sold by leading druggists everywhere.
A reflective line notes that many men fail to recognize limits until it is too late while invoking earth’s many voices praising God, a Coleridge touchstone on human restraint and mortality.
A Nashville advertisement promotes five days of free trial large shell rim or gold filled frame glasses with lenses for five dollars. Makers claim usual prices range ten to eighteen dollars and invite age and eyeglass-wear duration to ship a pair on trial. If unsatisfied, return them.
Reverend Szymanowski of St Stephen's Parish Pertheer N J endorses Elixir Babek as a good tonic and malaria remedy. Szymanowski reports recommending it to sufferers and calls it a magic cure. Product advertised by Kloczewski Co and Elsie Babek druggists via Parcel Post prepaid from Washington DC.
A historical note states many skin troubles stem from blood disorders and relief comes only by removing impurities from the bloodstream to stop itching. The passage emphasizes that cleansing the blood is the key remedy for persistent skin conditions.
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