Homecoming Doughboys Face Cold Reception in Savannah
The piece notes a chilly welcome for returning troops in Savannah while summarizing Europe’s troubles, with Ruhr Rhine railroads cited as key problems. It questions Turkish shifts in peace talks and mentions reduced fines for Mississippi insurers from eight million to five million. It also reflects on limited Americans remaining in Europe, highlighting ambassadors, observers, movie stars, and bootleggers' agents.
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Europe
Presidential Timber Emerges From Tall and Uncut
A sizable portion of the 1924 presidential field is noted to come from tall and uncut prospects, signaling a diverse pool of potential candidates with strong, unestablished names.
Maxwell's Return Faces Backlash in Film Circles
A commentator suggests Maxwell's comeback unsettles the industry as Ros Arbuckle takes a directing post and may steer Movie associates away from San Francisco. Meanwhile French reports claim a bloodless Ruhr victory amid wartime talk and a local Ohio writer notes the town's many lame shovels with colorful color.
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Ros Arbuckle
San Francisco
Ohio
Steamboat Bill Stalls Amid Editorial Doubts
The Raleigh News and Observer notes a stalled steamboat bill facing rocky prospects while editorials reflect a setback or snag. The paper frames the situation as uncertain and contested without detailing final legislative action.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Government weighs control of air as free supply shrinks
Authorities discuss measures to regulate air access, predicting limited free air. Analysts warn that only places like garages or areas with political gatherings will offer air freely.
Jack Dempsey's Standing Among Leisure Class Notables
The article calls Jack Dempsey likely the most distinguished figure in the leisure class, noting his prominence and status as a leading public figure of the era.
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America
Jack Dempsey
Awkward Sort of Fellow Kicked by a Horse
High Point on ly must wait another year before she can become interested in college and Y M C A basketball.
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High Point
College
Coal Consumption Rises as Winter Sets In
Prosperity shown in coal use for the month as cooler temperatures drive demand. Analysts note the drop in temperature likely contributed to higher consumption.
German Grand Opera Company Lands in America
A German grand opera company now in America is praised as wonderfully artistic. Congress has failed to provide free seeds, with no resolutions of regret forthcoming yet.
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America
Country
Congress
High Point eyeing 250000 for Y M C A expansion
The High Point city council weighs a 250000 expenditure to build a Y M C A, arguing it will pay dividends through education and moral uplift. While war critiques linger, supporters urge capitalizing the project to boost local industry and community welfare.
International exposition of inventions in New York’s Grand Central Palace
Advance notices hype a Feb 16 to 23 show featuring an automatic typewriter eraser and a mechanical chimney sweep. Exhibitors promise nearly any device, including an “airplane barge” and other marvels as auto shows shift to paid admission.
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Lincoln J. Carter
New York City
Grand Central Palace
Editorial Viewpoint on C. Y. Railroad’s Fate and Regional Industry
The Greensboro Daily Record argues the C Y railroad 42.2 miles long has history and value for High Point and Thomasville manufacturers. It notes shipments worth over 3 million dollars for High Point alone and praises the line’s role when larger railways faced delays, urging its continuation as competitive pressure on the big Southern system.
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High Point
Thomasville
Frank Sizemore
Denton
Great Southern
Voice of the People on primary costs and fair access
Editor laments the high spending required to win state offices under the current primary system. He cites governors Morrison and Gardner and candidates Hartness Mann and Lacy, arguing that poor men cannot run and urging abolition or reform of the primary law. 8 H Smith Goldsboro Feb 6. Then a fiction teaser follows about Paradise ranch and Velantine.
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Democratic Party
Lee
Avery
Morrison
Gardner
Hartness
Colonel Grimes
Mann
Lacy
H. Smith
Kennon
Goldsboro
Stranger vows to rescue Maria in dusty range tale
A wistful stranger named Velantine vows to restore Maria to health by bringing back a man from Arguenta who disappeared. Val Hannon, gift with gentle cunning, fears for her family while Father Hillaire weighs danger and duty as Velantine circles the ranch. Bell Hannon and John exchange tender goodbyes as more riders arrive.
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John Hannon
Belle
Val
Hannon
Paradise
Redstar
Paradise Ranch
Santa Leandra
Velantine
Lola Sanchez
Father Hillaire
Velantrie
Padre
Maria
Caid
Excent
Arguenta
Mesos Pecuento
Lolo
Bonifacio
Clendenning
Val Hannon
Velolanthe
John
Blind Trail
Sristen
Boyce Clendenning
Dollar
Boyce
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root touted for kidney trouble
The ad claims thousands suffer kidney trouble without suspecting it and that Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root offers relief. It cites insurer reports and a physician noting many insurance applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney issues. Samples offered for ten cents with newspaper mention.
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Kilmer
Rustlers Drive Off Eighty Steers Through Narrow Pass
Val confronts a rustling raid that drove eighty fat steers through the Needies Eye into the Blind Trails. Guards with rifles deter redress as the pass narrows to a perilous rock entrance. The cattle are lost, and Val recalls her own loss as the.Country buzzes with the tale.
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Val
New Bridge Near Blair's Dairy To Open Monday
Highway Commissioner J Elwood Cox announced the new Archdale road bridge near Blair's dairy will open for traffic next Monday February 12 It is a modern 18 foot wide concrete structure with a footway on both sides for pedestrians including schoolchildren and others in the area.
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J. Elwood Cox
Blair’s
Archdale Road
Emerald Oil Promises Rapid Relief for Varicose Veins
Physicians and hospitals endorse Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful germicide that reduces swollen veins and enlarged glands. The two ounce bottle reportedly normalizes venous swelling, eases pain, and is fully refundable if results are not as expected. Drug stores offer the original full strength preparation.
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Moone
Emerald
Troops Dock Tomorrow From Rhine Return
A radio gram from the transport St Mihiel to the war department says the American forces will reach the lighthouse off Savannah at 11 a m and dock between 12 and 1 p m tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
War Department
St. Mihiel
Rhine
Savannah
Police Car Crash Kills Two in St Paul Shop Collision
Two St Paul police officers were killed and four bystanders injured when a police car slid on an icy sidewalk and crashed into a millinery shop. The impact destroyed the shop front and left debris scattered across the street.
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ST. Paul
Minn
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