The Weekly Recorder Sees News in Blue Ridge and State
A collection of notes is offered on a Birmingham incident and national figures. The paper notes Col R R Bridgers’s sudden death in Columbia and honors his railroad leadership. It also stresses civic unity for Durham’s prosperity and advocates cooperative effort to spur growth and public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
The
Ralegh News and Observer
Col. R. R. Bridgers
Columbia
S.C
South
Wilmington & Weldon Road
Wilmington
Iixcoaper
Durham
B.C. Weer
Vaughan
Ier
Davao
N. C
W. T. Blackwell
United State
Competition and Race Commentary From Northern Papers
The New York Sun claims blacks in the city are retrograding and being replaced by whites and Chinese workers. It argues skill and trustworthiness are essential for employment and urges Black Virginians and North Carolinians to meet higher standards. The Lynchburg Advance echoes this strict merit view and says competition drives trade and power dynamics between races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Lynchburg
Virginia
North Carolina
North
A Woman's Discovery and a Miraculous Cure Claim
A county woman, Mrs. Luther Lotz, suffered seven years from a severe lung illness that mocked doctors. After trying Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption she reportedly slept through the night after the first dose and, with one bottle, was miraculously cured. Free trials offered by Blacknalls & Sons, D&W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Luther Lotz
W. C. Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N. C
Blacknalls & Sons
D&w
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the Weekly Recorder
BE. C. Rackney
3. A. Robinson
Mr. Blaine
Cleveland
Schoomaam
Republic
Mrs. Gage
Recorder
Saturda
Coney Island
Peter C. Campbell
New York
Allen
Bucklen
R. Blacknall & Co
Dourham
J. W. Grama, Tros, Burrin
Graham & Ruffin
Attorneys AT Law
Hillsboro, N. C
Alamanc- Ouswell
Durham, Guilford
Buckingham
Person
Range
Brea
Banner Warehouse
Lockhart
J.S. Lockhart
Proprietor Banner Warehouse
Richmond
Henderson, N.C
AM Dai
Henderson
15Th St
Robbins & Stone
Bome
Lucius Tilley
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