Maj Wilson and the Round Knob Fountain Monument
An Asheville Citizen letter by Mrs. James P. Moore urges restoring Maj James W Wilson memorial fountain at Round Knob along the Western North Carolina Railroad route as a tribute to his rail engineering feat. The piece recounts his milestones, challenges crossing the Blue Ridge, and the Mud Cut triumph, calling for a state marker and public acknowledgment.
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A Little Bouquet and Praise for Editorials
The Democrat notes praise from press peers for its editorial The Voice of Blood and from O H a poet who wishes the piece could reach widespread readers. It also commends Idyls of the King, especially the taped booklet form, and mentions Rev J G Garth's Twenty third Psalm series.
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Presbyterian church service notes spark publishing plan
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a church rite and a sermon or speech at the Presbyterian church. A speaker named in the readable text hopes to publish the material. No other clear details on dates, people, or venues are visible.
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The Fight and Its Aftermath in a Racial Clash
A contemporary dispatch decries the Jeffries Johnson prize fight sparking violence and deaths among Black communities. It condemns bloodshed and laments city opposition to fight related moving pictures while noting prayers by Black churches for the fighter’s success and questioning religious sentiment.
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Talk Hickory's Schools prizing town colleges
An editorial extols Hickory area schools and colleges as key to community growth and intellectual life. It urges citizens to support public educational buildings and the moral, educated teachers essential to a desirable town identity and future population attraction.
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Hickory Schools Urged By Town Citizens Ad
Town residents urge support for Hickory schools and local education to keep youths at home. Mentions Claremont College ad, a visit by H G Seitz, and farming notes about a son threshing 156 bushels on five acres. Ends with ad for Dean's Regulats bowel cure at 25 cents a box.
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Swamp Root Cure Advertisement Claims Kidney Relief
An old time medical advert promotes Swamp Root by Kilmer claiming relief for kidney and bladder trouble. It offers a free sample bottle by mail and references a book on Swamp Root, urging readers to try it despite warning about ongoing pain and health issues. The piece uses marketing tone with multiple misspellings and archaic phrasing.
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