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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
6
An article promotes internal bathing as a natural colon cleansing method to improve health and energy. It cites toxin buildup from modern living, claims the internal bath improves blood and liver function, and credits Dr. Tyrrell and a book for details.
Danbury Reporter warns that bread lines will persist as wheat crops shrink while corn oats tobacco surge. Urges farmers to double yield and fertilize fields to guard against a coming wheat famine before next July.
The editor reports the death of John Leonard of Henry after a month long illness. A prominent Lincoln county farmer and father of D A Leonard formerly of Leonard Beavan Stamey Co. He was a longtime member of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church and was known for his kindness. Funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran church and burial followed in the local cemetery.
An account recalls an early morning vision where a devil exhibits power over presumed traitors among the audience. The scene ends with pandemonium as many flee, a moral warning about overeating before bed.
Miss Dessie Clodfelter married Walter S. Basinger Saturday evening at 6 at the Lutheran church in Greensboro with Rev. E L Folk officiating. The bride, a Davidson county native, had been with Meyer's department store. the groom, now in Washington, formerly worked with Greensboro's chamber of commerce.
A military writer suggests that Russian soldiers earning 38 cents a month should have at least 30 cents deducted from their pay. The Wilmington Star notes the idea reflects current wartime duties and compensation concerns.
The Vinol formula is disclosed by Matton Drug Co of High Point North Carolina. It asserts Vinol enriches blood and banishes anemia. the ad promises money back if health does not improve. It lists ingredients and urges doctor awareness to avoid patent medicine stigma.
Roderick Stamey, former Daily News editor, promoted from second to first lieutenant. Assigned to the machine gun company of the 51st Infantry at Chickamauga Park after Fort Oglethorpe training. Son of Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Stamey of Greensboro, Trinity College alumnus.
The speaker envisions a larger Kirmess next year and continuous yearly growth until people within twenty five miles attend, turning it into an annual local event.
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