Chautauqua at Randle Set for September 17
A Chautauqua show is announced to run at Randle on September 17 18 and 18. The program promises an interesting lineup with a noted speaker and related events for the community.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
5
A Chautauqua show is announced to run at Randle on September 17 18 and 18. The program promises an interesting lineup with a noted speaker and related events for the community.
After a man was killed by an automobile on Saturday afternoon, onlookers felt a sudden spell of silence and disbelief. Witnesses described a momentary pause as emergency crews arrived and authorities began their investigation.
Event details for Everybody's Day at Thomasville note the first Saturday in October and that committees and the program will be arranged next Monday night. A separate ad promotes RAT SNAP rat poison with price points and guaranteed effectiveness, urging action at first sight of rats.
James McGuire, a noted hog raiser, endorses RAT-SNAP saying he spent a dollar on it and saved the cost of a hog. The cake bait requires no mixing, is ignored by pets, comes in 25c 50c and 100 dollar sizes, and is sold with a guarantee.
Mrs Keach explains how she learned about RAT SNAP after fear of rats grew on her farm. A neighbor used RAT SNAP to kill 17 rats and deter the rest. RAT SNAP is sold in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes by local farmers. The farmers meeting was canceled due to County Agent Bivins’s father’s death.
Mrs. R L Coley of 206 W Green St High Point testifies that after a year of back pain weak kidneys and nervousness Doans Kidney Pills finally gave relief and improved her general well being She purchased from Mann Drug Co and the ad notes the 60 cent price from Foster Milburn Buffalo NY.
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