Andrews News December 3 1920 Outlook and Verses
The Andrews News issue notes the bank’s rejection of loans and Santa’s absence for many children due to cotton prices. It comments on Main street paving, a whiskey ring in a southern seaport town, and the South Carolina League of Women Voters lobbying for laws at the upcoming legislature. It urges fair treatment of women in primaries following the state convention.
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Charleston
Carrie Nation
League of Women Voters
South Carolina
Substitute Cash Burner Prompt Sparks City Debate
A Tennessee newspaper quips that spending money to burn is cheaper than coal, highlighting a lighthearted moment in Nashville commentary about fuel costs and consumer choices. Local readers see a tongue in cheek take on energy and budgeting.
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Nashvile Tenneessean
Government in business and the limits of nationalization
A Villager editorial argues that government cannot be operated like a business though politicians push for more government in business. It notes conservatives threaten coal nationalization and urges clarity: government serves the common good, while business seeks private profit, and promises of “more business in government” miss the mark.
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New York
New Jersey
Unclear fragment hints at government policy debate
Fragmentary text references potential changes in access to government services and industry impact. No concrete event, date, or entities clearly identifiable from the readable portion.
Churches use weekly bulletins to boost local printing
The Presbyterian Church U S A promotes church bulletins and calendars to improve weekly communication with congregations. Printers can obtain copy ideas and advertising photographs from the Church Advertising Section at the Department of Publicity in New York City to stimulate better church printing nationwide.
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Chicago
The
Presbyterian Church
Department of Publicity
Kenton
Erie
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Macbeth Witchs Broth Recipe Sowed Leonard Law
A fragmentary note references a line about witches broth in Macbeth and mentions Pitt Panthers. The text hints at literary discussion linked to professors and opinions about setting themes. No clear events or dates are present.
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Pitt Panther
The Second Reason Tipping Debate
The Au gusta Herald notes tipping stems from public weakness and the wish to dine before dinner, reflecting social behavior and time pressures.
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Augusta Herald
Brown Chinners Company Stockholders Meeting on Liquidation
Notice is given that a meeting of Brown Chinners Company stockholders will be held at the law office of H. L. Smith Jr in Andrews South Carolina on January 4 1920 at noon to consider a proposed resolution to liquidate wind up affairs and dissolve the company.
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Brown Chinners Company
H. L. Smith, Jr
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
D. O. Dubose
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Harpers Lodge
F. A. Weatherford
W. M
Horrierarian Andrews
J. W. Wingate
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Planters Hardware Company
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