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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
7
The Charlotte News daily and Sunday edition details list staff roles including editor and city editor, publishing office addresses, and subscription rates with different terms and prices. The document outlines contact lines and advertising information and compares rates with The Times-Democrat.
Public notices, obituaries, sketches and cards of thanks invited. communications in favor of private enterprises or political candidates will be charged five cents. No deviation from this rule. Thursday June 8 1911.
The article reports a nationwide push against tuberculosis with rising interest and new converts, noting North Carolina lags in leadership. It highlights reporting and registration laws, state by state, and cites Washington and England on expanding facilities and sanatoriums to isolate and treat living cases.
The text argues for a systematic campaign against tuberculosis with public funding, education, and better living conditions. It warns Charlotte faces a water shortage and urges registering to vote for bonds to meet Greater Charlotte needs, criticizing swapping Greensboro for Charleston and Columbia as the lesser evil.
The page combines a praise filled review of a mystery romance and a detailed soil survey of Gaston County. It highlights characters like Lady Margaret Tabor and Crosby while noting the Yale authors and the serial run in The News. The soil section describes Gaston County’s size, rivers, mills, climate, soils, and farm values.
The News promotes a new mystery serial The Professor's Mystery by American authors, likening it to The Phantom of the Opera. It urges readers to subscribe at 1.25 dollars for ten weeks to obtain the paper and the story, plus a child contest with votes from subscriptions.
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