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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
7
The Charlotte News published daily and Sunday by The News Publishing Co. shows staff roles including city editor and advertising manager. It lists subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and three month options with prices across varying terms.
In future obituary notices in memoriam sketches cards of thanks and communications about enterprises or political matters a five cent trace will be charged there will be no deviation from this policy on Monday June 5 1911.
The article explains that typhoid vaccination reduced illness and deaths in armies abroad and is being prepared for U S National Guards during upcoming encampments. Adjutant General Leinster ordered serum for 1 000 men, with vaccines to be given before or after arrival. Minor side effects are reported and Maj. F F Russell notes supportive findings from the Spanish American War eras and international comparisons.
A Baltimore Sun piece notes growing calls to regulate picture shows amid concern for youth. Coroner Holtzhauser links violent content to a 13 year old boy's death, urging wholesome, non sensational displays and suppression of indecent material.
A spur of Rutherfordton society reports the June 5 wedding at the Methodist parsonage of Nora Fincannon and Eugene Keller. The bride is J. D. Fincannon’s daughter. the groom is a Warlick Lumber Co. relative from Gilkey. Also notes plans for a union depot and a June hearing by the Corporation Commission. Nearby news covers banks closed for Memorial Day, post office hours, and visiting residents. In New London, a two-day manhunt seeks two escaped convict negroes accused of rural robberies, with fifty armed men involved.
President Taft accepted an invitation to visit the Appalachian exposition in Knoxville Tennessee between September 12 and 20. The trip will precede a western journey that may extend to Utah with a swing into the South.
The practice squadron with battleships Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts and naval academy midshipmen left Annapolis for a 7000 mile summer voyage to European ports. They plan to stop at Queenstown around June 19 and return by August 28 under Commandant R E Coontz.
A dialogue opens with the daughter declaring plans to study before marriage, while the mother scoffs that men will view her poorly for knowledge. The daughter retorts that mothers expect men to resemble her husband, revealing tension between ambition and societal expectations.
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