Post Office Notice of Second Class Matter
Indicates the Durham North Carolina post office lists this item as second class matter with registration date August 8 1903 under the 1870 act.
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Durham Recorder in Durham, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
2
Special tax elections in Durham school districts upcoming
In Durham county on Thursday voters in Redwood Glenn and White Cross Roads districts will cast ballots on a special school tax to fund education. The piece notes local interest and urges support for tax measures despite a separate court discussion about a United States Commissioner’s decision.
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Tiuinzx
Durham County
Friends of Education
Redwood
Glenn
White Cross Roads
Herald
United States
The Po' Farmer No More
The Charity of Children editor reports across North Carolina since last July that po' farmers are prosperous and debt free. They own better homes stock and banked money, educate children and support churches, while enjoying stability like Old Man Cleveland in tough times.
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North Carolina
Charity of Children
Cleveland
Charlotte Observer
Miss Corrina Day Ill With Malaria Fever
Miss Corrina Day of Roxboro Street is reported ill with malaria fever. She has been indisposed for about two weeks and was noted as somewhat improved yesterday.
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Corrina Day
Roxboro Street
Wright Butler Case Compromised for Forty Nine Thousand
The case between George P. Butler and R. H. Wright settled last Wednesday for 49 046 dollars ending a protracted dispute that began in New York City. Butler sought about 95 000 dollars including cash and stock. after appeals and court actions the parties agreed to a full settlement and the matter leaves the state docket. Butler, formerly vice president of American Tobacco, pursued damages related to negotiations and a deal Wright allegedly owed.
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George P. Butler
R. H. Wright
Butler
New York
New York City
Mr. Wright
Wright
Cohen
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Messrs. Winston & Bryant
Durham
North Carolina
American Tobacco Company
Death of Green Lloyd in Chapel Hill
News reaches Durham of the death of Green Lloyd at Chapel Hill from pneumonia. He was 26 or 27, son of T. F. Lloyd owner of Alberta cotton mills, secretary treasurer and manager. Funeral and burial occurred at Old Bethel church with J. J. Pritchard among mourners. He had recently traveled to Richmond with university friends for a football game and contracted a severe cold before falling ill.
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Chapel Hill
Green
T. F. Lloyd
Alberta Cotton Mills
Richmond
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Favorite Prescription for Nursing Mothers and Weak Women
Nursing mothers and overburdened women find in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription a potent restorative and strength giver. The ad touts relief for headaches backache and pelvic symptoms, claims a alcohol-free glyceric extract, and invites readers to request a free booklet from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo.
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R. Pierce
Pierce
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
An Old Greek Glutton Philoxenus and His Hot Feasts
An Exchange tale recalls Philoxenus famed for voracious appetite. He trained his throat with hot water and urged cooks to send meals scorching hot so he could finish first. A guest fled claiming he was invited to dine with a man not an oven.
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Philoxenus
Boycotting In 1735 and Local Craft Unrest
A 1735 note in London Notes and Queries describes a brewing boycott in a town. Muster weavers dyers and journeymen vowed not to drink liquors brewed by husbands of the ladies involved. The act targeted foreign silk goods and aimed to protect local workers facing unemployment.
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Daily Courant
Earl of Meath
London Notes
Potato Test Reveals Quality By Rubbing Halves
A test of potatoes compares moisture release from rubbing raw halves to predict cooking texture. Dry mealy potatoes yield a dense froth and separate halves. soggy ones froth poorly and stick together. The procedure estimates starch content to indicate potato quality.
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