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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
5
Editor at World's Work extols Chautauqua as a tremendous movement grounded in everyday life. It invites people toward a higher vision through pleasant paths, humor, and glimpses of gracious arts.
A Boston based drug company touts Mildredina Hair Remedy with a bold forecast that widespread use will end baldness within twenty years. The claim includes a mail order sample offer and distribution through J A Hart Drug Co.
Mildred Louise of Boston explains tonoline as a vegetable treatment for stomach and nervous issues linking health to beauty. She testifies to relief from digestion problems and headaches after using tonoline and urges readers to try the flesh builder with a free 10 cent postage offer and a request for a 50 cent box via American Proprietary Co.
Hon. Percy Alden M P of London will speak on The Future of Europe at Chautauqua Week. Director Paul M Pearson secured official permission for his travel, reaffirmed as America entered the war. Alden, a direct descendant of John and Priscilla Alden, embodies historic ties to American ideals.
Lieutenant Governor Lyman Twining Tingier of Connecticut praises the Swarthmore Association Chautauqua in Rockville. He notes strong public support with over 560 tickets sold and 76 guarantors for next year and highlights the junior Chautauqua as a valuable feature instructing both children and adults. He urges broader attention in Putnam and nearby areas.
The Friends congregation worshiped in their rebuilt church on Sunday after a fire in February damaged the furnace room and roof. A new steam heating plant, rebuilt organ, fresh interior decorations, art glass windows, enhanced ventilation, more Sunday school rooms, and new Bibles and song books were added. A Winston market anecdote notes high meat prices and a local call to join Company M.
The county commissioners vote to add five cents per hundred to the tax rate to cover interest on the courthouse bonds. Residents of High Point complain that taxes are already high and fear ongoing burdens amid war taxes and street improvements.
Hon W P Ragan mayor of High Point launches congressional bid citing proven leadership and public service from his tenure as mayor and private life record as a gauge of fitness for Congress in the Fifth district.
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