High Point furniture and mills boss a Southern boom
A Southern manufacturing boom centers on High Point North Carolina where a high percentage of residents work in factories. The High Point Furniture Company started in 1890 and now there are thirty three factories serving as a model of stability with regular dividends and white labor. The town’s growth is linked to armfield’s capital and a factory-rich landscape that contrasts with unionized labor elsewhere.
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Armfeld
High Point Furniture Company
Thomasville
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Chicago
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Née
America
England
France
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Vote of Pennsylvania editorial note on voter lists
An editorial paragraph discusses Philadelphia voter assessment and lists, asserting a large Republican majority across the state. It suggests the May census shows 340000 voters with all legitimate names, implying a broad GOP majority statewide.
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Philadelphia Times
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Philadelphia Press
Dreams and visions through faith and science debated
A diarist argues about biblical prophecy and the end of miracle power while recounting vivid dreams of fires and rescues. He weighs waking life, sleep, and the brain, citing Lord Brougham, Swedenborg, Coleridge, and poetry as examples, and questions how will, mind, and heart relate to faith and perception.
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Hell
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Times
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Lincoln Aa
Farming North and South On a Buffalo Exposition jaunt
AJ Redding reports an Atlanta press association trip to the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo and a return via major cities. He observes agricultural contrasts between Georgia and northern states, noting wheat and corn yields, soil quality, farming habits, and stock management, arguing southern focus on cotton and meat contrasts with northern emphasis on grain and cattle. He compares crops, soils, and farming systems across Kentucky, Ohio, New York, and Georgia, urging continued improvement in southern agriculture.
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