Weather Jokes and Daily Gags From Humanty Page
A humorous verse sequence decries endless rain and gloomy days affecting mood and activity. Reader jokes and quips abound about weather, manners, and society, ending with a collage of light aphorisms and light verse from Berton Braley and others.
The Picnic and the Case of Peacock’s Release
A reflective piece on picnics as simple diversions and freedom contrasts with a legal argument about Peacock awaiting commitment for life. It warns that releasing him without irrefutable cure could unleash a homicidal threat, urging legislative caution and condemning sentimental release.
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Department of the Penitentiary
Peacock
Local Swim Boosts Health and Pride Amid Heat
Readers report weight loss and waist reductions from daily swims at local pools and a sense of renewed vigor among High out citizens. The piece notes pride in improved health, cautions against vanity, and praises swimming as a simple, effective remedy during warm weather.
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Beneft
Editorial Viewpoint on North Carolina Port Development
A editorial notes the Durham Sun praised the Carolina Traffic Association for planning a Keensboro meeting to map a program for a state port linked to the C F and V with the set ook and Western lines. It urges private American shipping to profit from any port and questions reliance on subsidies amid state boot law controversy.
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Durham Sun
Carolina Traffic Association
Keensboro
C.F
Wilmington
Value Association
Peacock Trial Shapes Raleigh Legislation Hope
A Raleigh report predicts a legislative move in the 1923 session to free Dr J W Peacock, slaver of Chief of Police Tasle of Thomasville, despite evidence of ambush murder and expert testimony of paranoid mental illness. The state will not permit legislative excusing of his crime.
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Raleigh
J. W. ' Secock
Tasle
Thomasville
Peacock Jn
Northex Volina
Peacock
North Carolina coal committee to survey supply amid shipment delays
The North Carolina coal committee will report on a statewide survey of coal supply points including junctions, chutes, sidings, and storage to guide allocation. Mayors, gas and electric executives, school superintendents and manufacturers join the inquiry as cooperative marketers eye border counties openings.
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North Carolina Coal Committee
Raleigh
Council of State
Co-operative Tobacco
South Carolina
North Carolina
Robeson
Columbus
Scotland
Germany forges livestock deliveries to Entente to meet requisitions
Berlin reports reveal Germany has shipped over a half million head of livestock and nearly a quarter million poultry as war reparations. By July 3, 251,212 livestock remained to be handed over, including 81,712 horses, 92,100 cattle, and 77,400 sheep, after dispatched counts of horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry.
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Berlin
Germany
Peopes
Britain to Study Tibet's Culture and Religion in Lhasa Mission
A British expedition led by scientists and missionaries will travel to Lhasa under the International Buddhist Union to study Tibetan customs language and monastic libraries. The project aims to illuminate Tibetan history religion and society and to fill gaps in world knowledge.
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London
Great Britain
Tibet
England
Lhasa
Himalias
India
China
International Budinist Union
Buddhist Society of
United States
Mount Whitney
Himalayas
Hindustan
A. L. Shelon
San Francisco
Batang
Asheville Music Festival Beckons National Talent
Eyes of musical America turn to Asheville this week as the festival, famed for excellence in the previous two seasons, draws musicians from across the United States to the leading summer musical event. Some of our millionaires seem to need a check.
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Asheville
Musical
America
United States
Costs of Building a Home Soar for German Couples
Berlin reports that postwar price surges push a new one story cottage of 70 square meters from 1,584.50 marks in 1914 to 129,290 marks today. Stones 700 to 60,784, cement 60 to 2,306.25, roofing 243.50 to 17,919, beams 264 to 24,850, flooring 55.50 to 4,169.75, wages fall while dowry and housing costs strain marriage plans.
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Berlin
Hans
Gretchen
Germany
Health is Wealth but It Won’t Pay to Swap
A concise saying contrasts health and money, warning that trading health for quick gains leads to greater losses. It emphasizes that wellness remains valuable beyond financial measures.
Anniversary Sale at Wagger's Jewelry Closes Soon
Wagger's Jewelry announces an anniversary sale with substantial bargains across high class jewelry as the store nears closing time, offering limited time for customers to acquire items they desire.
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Wagger’s Jewelry
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