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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows mentions Parlaned, Tourney, MOWARD JR, 2-3 Bator and Owner with subscription terms for one year cash in advance, six months, three months advertising rates on application, and postal notice. The readable items imply a local newspaper fragment with subscription and ad rates and a note about second class matter.
The Stater ville Landmark condemns the state senate for refusing to invite Gov. Wilson Mr. Bryan and Senator La Follette to addresses, a move the House had passed on E J Justice of Greensboro's motion. The trio could share insights not known to the legislature.
Voters in Hickory hear a pivotal charter issue. Advocates urge calm as emotions run high, noting comments may be overheard and misinterpreted by opponents. Local leaders stress respectful discourse while outlining potential long term city changes.
Prof J G de Roulhac Hamilton of UNC history apologizes in Catawba County News for calling Rev Dr Welker a carpet-bagger. Supt C L Coon of Wilson graded schools corrects him and honors Welker as a strong Union man who suffered for his views.
A fragmented 1913 newspaper excerpt discusses Sunday school lessons in Genesis and Luther’s Bible discovery, praising The Sunday School Times and editorials. It notes subscription rates, local teaching leadership, pending rail double tracking from Monroe to Amherst, and the existence of two teacher training schools in Boone and Cullowhee.
The record notes the passing of Mr. Shuford and honors his service on the association's Board of Directors. Committee members Menzies, Geitner, and Whitener commend his devotion to home and country and acknowledge his faithful discharge of duties during his tenure.
A promotional piece asserts people are worth far more with training, arguing most Americans earn less due to sloth. It touts a four course program in Scientific Salesmanship offered by Asheville Business College, promising practical instruction and guaranteed job placements, led by Henry S. Shockley.
A fragment quotes James Madison on religion, asserting that every person may form and follow conscience. It states religious conviction is personal, inalienable, and essential to liberty, emphasizing individual rights over creed.
The craft demands great skill in maguise and handling champagne bottles. Glass must be nearly perfectly even in thickness, with a perfectly smooth surface and necks exact in every detail to ensure flawless corking.
A suspected burglar told police he operated as a systematic thief, explaining he left a book behind detailing the places he had burglarized. He described his method and hurried departure as authorities investigated the case.
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