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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
3
Dr Gaines offers weekly health rules to readers focusing on prevention. He cites common issues such as throat strains poor circulation and cold-weather hazards and promises simple guidance from his 35 years of medical practice to save suffering hours. He urges readers to read and heed for better health every week.
The Friday gathering at Critcher Hotel, hosted by Mrs. W. Horton of Miami, featured garden and field flowers, a physiology quiz style contest, and a prize cake knife won by Mrs. South. Guests included Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Cole with Misses Horton and Critcher. next meeting to be planned by a picnic committee.
The bulletin explains how typhoid and related diseases spread through contaminated food and water. It emphasizes that humans are the sole infection source, outlines excreta as the source, and notes typhoid remains a concern in some regions. It cites Sir William Osler and calls for universal inoculation to eradicate the disease.
The piece argues that state national and municipal advertising proves effective, citing Florida as a model. It notes Florida’s booming growth, widespread recognition, and real estate demand, suggesting western North Carolina cities like Asheville and Hendersonville could experience similar results.
A short item notes fashion play with lines about brown suits returning and a man describing repeated wear. The terse comic vignette hints at a social trend and witty remarks from a married man.
Winter is approaching and a local heating unit, the Heatrola, claims a unique intensifier feature that sets it apart from other indoor furnaces. The advertisement invites people to view the system and its meritorious qualities.
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