Prohibition Era Debates Stir on Beer Salons Role
The piece argues that beer salons emerge as a new evil similar to bars, serving as refuges for crime and vice while avoiding direct sale premises. It notes warnings by prohibition supporters about loitering, violence, and criminal activity attached to these venues, and mentions local candidates and public figures tied to the issue.
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Fragmented ad notice on scholarships and rail fare offer
A damaged ad fragment advertises scholarships and free college courses with rail fare paid for first entrants from each town in North Carolina. It mentions deadlines around September 10, 1909, and promises guaranteed positions, inviting readers to contact for timetable details and rates.
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