Democrats Mull Dark Horse in Baltimore Convention
At the Baltimore Democratic convention, Wilson gains support while talk of a dark horse candidate grows. Kern is favored by some, Bryan’s followers shift, and Parker is elected temporary chairman amid a clash with Bryan. North Carolina delegates split between Bryan and Parker as Clark’s forces rally. Local notes report community happenings and civic updates.
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Miss Little in Paris on a summer study trip
Miss Mabel Little left June 1 for Paris and arrived June 12 aboard the Potsdam of the Holland American Line. She enjoyed a smooth voyage with elegant fare and concerts en route and will spend the summer in Paris studying music before returning home in September to resume teaching.
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North Carolina auto licenses top four thousand mark
Since June 1 North Carolina has issued 148 licenses for new automobiles and the state now counts 4,600 autos valued at about 5 million dollars. The average value per vehicle runs well over 1,000 dollars, marking the largest licensing record to date.
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Fletcher Castoria Cry Highlights Political Figure Injury
National Committeeman José Phus Daniels of North Carolina was hurt in Baltimore after slipping in a bath tub. The incident drew brief attention as a notable figure injured in a domestic accident.
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Old-Time Barber Greeting Described in 1592 Work
A 1592 publication recounts a barber greeting a client with instructions on hairstyle variety. It contrasts English and French cuts, noting curls, length, and styling devices to shape a preferred look. The passage highlights era taste and barber’s tools of the period.
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