Local State Agronomist Publishes Press Aid Plan for Farms
J L Burgess explains how county papers can aid in farm experiments under North Carolina agriculture. He urges counties to host simple roadside trials, with farmers recording expenses and outputs, and to publish progress to boost soil and crop knowledge statewide. He signs as Agronomist with the Carolina department of agriculture.
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J. L. Burgess
J. S. Burgess
Raleigh
North Department of Agriculture
Eech
Pereffer von
Cerolina
Any Will Visit Isle of Palms Excursion From Charlotte
A group plans a Charleston voyage by excursion leaving Charlotte at 7 30 am and returning that afternoon. The trip includes a ferry to Sullivan’s Island, visits to Fort Moultrie and the harbor, and sightseers will tour key Charleston landmarks with guidance from a familiar organizer.
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Sullivan's Island
Peach
Isle of Bers
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Cooper's
Navy Yard
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Magnolia Elery
Stels Church
Sieh
Methodists to Meet in Seville Conference Session
The News Seville reports the Asheville Methodist Conference of the Southern Methodist Church convened Thursday evening. Several prominent Methodist divines attend including Dr. C. F. Reid of California, secretary of the Layman Movement of the Southern Methodist Church.
Nan May Faces Questions Over Mission Sins in Conn Eilion
Nan May is drawn into scrutiny amid alleged sins of mission while operating within the Conn Eilion business sector. Authorities and locals weigh implications for leadership and public trust.
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Nan
After Seven Years Suffering Women Seek Lydia Pinkham Product
A Waurika Oklahoma woman and a Huntington Massachusetts resident credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing seven years of nervous trouble and weakness and restoring health. The letters describe long term illness treated by doctors with no relief and praise the remedy for menstrual irregularities fibroid symptoms backache and bearing down feelings along with general well being.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Southern Man and His Colored Man
An account of ongoing affectionate ties between a white Southern man and his longtime Black driver, Robert Funderburk, illustrated by a postcard from Dr. John R. Irwin traveling in Adamana Arizona. The card describes the desert, cacti, and Yucca in vivid terms.
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John R. Irwin
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Irwin
Robert Funderburk
Robert
Adamana
Arizona
Dr. Alexander Slated to Speak at Smithfield Rally
Dr. H Q Alexander president of the State Farmers Union will address a Smithfield rally on July 8 joining county alliance the city council and the good roads commission. He will discuss good roads good streets and good farming and is expected to unity the triple alliance.
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H. Q. Alexander
State Farmers ‘Union
Smithfield
County Alliance
City Council
Good Roads Commssion
Dr. Alexander
Triple Alliance
Greensboro Vetinary Association to Raleigh for next convention
The State Veterinary Association chose Raleigh as the site for the next annual convention and elected officers led by President Dr. L. J. Herring of Wilson and Secretary Dr. M. J. Ragland of Salisbury. Summer mad dog occurrences prompt police action. two dogs killed. City repeals old blue laws, effective in 20 days. no referendum sought. A steam plant at the city pumping station aims for 5,000,000 gallons daily with an estimated $30,000 construction cost.
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Greensboro
N. C
State Veterinary Association
Raleigh
L. J. Herring
Wilson
L F. Koonce
J. P. Spoon
Burlington
M. J. Ragland
Salisbury
T. N. Spencer
Concord
Seizure of Whiskey Across State Line Near Clarksville
Revenue Agent Sams reports a registered distillery near Clarksville Virginia seized by agents. Thousands of gallons of whiskey were seized and 30 000 gallons taken into possession by officers.
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Asheville
Sams
Clarksville
Pineville Notes Show Local Family Visits and Health News
Pineville briefs report visits from Fort Mill and Greensboro relatives, illnesses and recoveries, hospital plans for Dr. Munroe, and the community’s revival meeting. The piece notes Mr. Bailes as a prominent farmer and recalls the earlier misprint about cotton blooms.
Doctors Needed Buttons Said Patient
A jokey account recalls three surgeons in a single operation missing items a sponge needle and scissors during appendicitis care. The patient finally pleads for buttons on him to prevent further openings.
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Success Magazine
Presbyterian Centre Of the Southland Empowers Charlotte Faithful
The Southern Presbyterian Church minutes reveal Charlotte and surrounding areas host eleven churches with a total 8355 members, making it the Southland’s strongest Presbyterian center. Four congregations exceed 1000 members: Nashville First Presbyterian 1319, Houston First Church 1246, Atlanta Central Church 1081, Charlotte Second Church 1026 led by Drs Vance Jacobs Ogden McGeachy.
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Charlotte
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Southland
Southern General Assembly
First Presbyterian Church of
Nashville
J. I. Vance
First Church of
Houston
Texas
Dr. Jacobs
Central Church of
Atlanta
Dunbar Ogden
A. A. McGeachy
Dr Walter Lingle a Called Chair Prospect at Richmond Seminary
Atlanta pastor Rev Dr W L Lingle of the First Presbyterian Church has received a call from Union Theological Seminary Richmond Va to fill the chair of Hebrew and Old Testament interpretation. He is weighing the offer and may decide in two to three weeks. The Atlanta church plans to keep him as pastor.
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Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Charlotte
Walter L. Lingle
Atlanta Journal of
W. L. Lingle
First Presbyterian Church of
Atlanta
Lingle
Lingle Remding
First Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterians
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Etaoin Shrdlu
Shrdlu
W. W. Moore
Clerical Changes and Local Horticultural Note
The article notes Dr. Lingle possibly joining Union Seminary faculty with support from Dr. W. W. Moore. It also mentions Dr. Lingle preaching at Second Presbyterian. A local cotton bloom exhibit by G. L. Banker shows blooms cultivated within city limits from Geo Howell's farm, dated 28th 29th and 30th.
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G. L. Banker
Geo Howell
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