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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1916

Page

3

Wilson speaks to 100000 in Charlotte May celebration

President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Wilson greet a vast crowd at the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence anniversary in Charlotte. He warns Europe to seek peaceful progress and reflects on America's rise, liberty, and melting pot growth as he reviews a parade and attends a Davidson College visit.

Woodrow Wilson Charlotte Wilson Mecklenburg Mecklenburg Camp W. B. Taylor Marine Band Dixie Vlear Strong Mexico Richmond Greys Davidson College Heriot Clarkson A. A. McGeachy Clarkson T. L. Kirkpatrick Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence Craig North Carolina South Carolina United States Mr. Wilson President Wilson Republic America

Address by President Wilson in Charlotte on America’s foundations

President Wilson, with North and South Carolina governors, speaks in Charlotte on May 20 about America balancing material power with moral purpose. He argues the nation’s strength must serve liberty, not merely wealth, and calls for a global moral judgment rooted in the Declaration of Independence.

Wilson North and South Carolina Charlotte N. C America British Isles Ireland New England United States

Georgia Peach Crop Estimated At 3550 Cars

Atlanta Georgia estimates from the Georgia Fruit Exchange place the state peach harvest at about 3550 cars this season. The forecast reflects updated shipments and market expectations for growers and merchants across Georgia.

Georgia Atlanta Georgia Fruit Exchange

Young Women May Avoid Pain and Ills with Remedies

Buffalo readers are urged to consider Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for monthly pains backache and menstrual irregularities. The ad quotes a Buffalo mother praising the cure and notes women may write for confidential advice. Also promoted is Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney remedy with druggist availability and sample offers via mail order.

Buffalo, N.Y Lydia E. Pinkham Matilda Kurrzwan High St Buffalo N. Y Pinkhamn Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lyus Mass

Bonds of true friendship and its limits

The text argues that true friendship grows from shared interests and mutual understanding formed in childhood, not from wealth or sentiment. It warns money cannot buy lasting friends while youthful infatuations fade when faults appear, and stresses that perfection in people is unattainable and unrealistic ideals should be avoided.

The Precocity of Willie in a Window Display

A humorous vignette from the Indianapolis News notes ten year old Willie and his father discussing chicken dressing seen in a dry goods store window. The item reflects lighthearted domestic wit amid a broader line about wartime khaki demand and a bachelor of arts pursuing his craft.

Willie Indianapolis News

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