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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
2
The fragment notes a resignation at a postal office in Alice near Victory. Names and exact dates are unclear but indicate a personnel change affecting local mail service. Further readable details are insufficient to identify individuals or positions.
A fragment from a Friday column features Robert J Barlette, recently died in California, reflecting on a land beyond the sunset. The piece ties his spiritual certainty to a farewell note on cabinet friction, Bryan’s resignation offers, and wartime policy debates around peace and firmness in the White House.
City readers urged to report missed deliveries on Tuesdays and Fridays. The notice explains carriers need time to learn each address and requests prompt reporting of any irregularities to ensure all subscribers receive the paper.
A near accident at the passenger depot crossing is described with box cars left unguarded. The editor urges gates or a flagman be installed by Southern and C N W to prevent future harm. The piece includes a medical advertisement for Dr King s New Discovery and Grove s chill tonic.
The speaker remained undaunted in backing the president despite not joining the cabinet and a personal matter affecting his private life.
Washington reports an official commerce department analysis showing exports of nonfood manufacturers lagging, while total export gains come almost entirely from foodstuffs. The ten month period ends in April reveals a near billion dollar surplus driven by food exports, with sharp declines to Germany and Austria Hungary and mixed gains by other regions.
New York June 9 delegates of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of New York and New England pledged Americans first, despite pro German sentiment during World War I. Rev William M Horn urged restraint to avoid embarrassing President Wilson and suggested a possible expression of affection for Germany or royalty only after adjournment.
The article records Bryan's resignation arousing a divided press reaction. Supporters praise his services and prudence, while opponents urge action to avoid a tougher political path. It notes internal disagreements and hopes for a peaceful transition following the crisis.
The Farmers Union argues the farming industry requires a grand marketing solution alongside science and demonstration. funding has heavily supported soil and seed improvement, but marketing remains underfunded. a united effort by farmers, merchants, bankers, editors, and officials is needed to balance production and market demand.
A fragment discusses Darius King of Persia and rival powers arguing disputes should be settled by neighing horse barking dog or donkey bray. It laments partisan factions and urges citizens to avoid public quarrels and restore industrious harmony.
An OCR fragment advertises a pill dosage and bottle pricing with misread words. It mentions a simple nightly dose and claims easy, positive results. The damaged copy references a political source name and a generic health claim, but specifics are illegible.
A long eloquent piece urges inviting master minds to speak for civilization. It extols sacrifice for progress, lauds figures like McCormick Fulton and Vail, and celebrates service, industry, and the drive to improve mankind through practical genius and leadership.
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