Stand On 15 Cent Tax To Mean Much At Polls
Raleigh Feb. 11 voters in North Carolina see a governor race shaped by the removal of the 15 cents property tax for the six month school term. Candidates Ehringhaus Maxwell and Fountain face pressure to endorse repeal as Daniels looms, with Fountain gaining momentum for backing tax relief.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Fountain
J. C. B. Ebringhaus
A. J. Maxwell
R. T. Fountain
Iation
Maxwell
Monroe
Ehringhans
Ehringhaus
Josephus Daniels
Daniels
Farmer receives letter of threat in North Carolina
Granville county farmer Joseph Johnson received a typewritten poison pen letter threatening death if he stays, referencing unsolved slayings of Bill Tharrington and Charlie Tanner. Johnson sought help from Wake County Sheriff Numa Turner after Granville and Franklin officers felt unable to assist.
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Joseph Johnson
Granville County
Johnson
Numa Turner
Wake County
Granville
Franklin
Bill Tharrington
Charlie Tanner
Tharrington
Tar River
Chariie Tanner
Tanner
Birthday triple in Clarence Whiteside family marked by shared date
In Troy New York Gloria aged seven Mildred Rescott aged fourteen and their uncle William A Fayles aged thirty seven all celebrate birthdays on January twenty first with one large cake served for all three occasions highlighting a family habit of shared dates.
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Troy
N. Y
Clarence Whiteside
Gloria
Mildred Rescott
William A. Fayles
Boyhood of George Washington Highlighted
A chronicling of George Washington’s early years near Fredericksburg Virginia detailing his birth on February 11 1732 his education outdoors and self taught mathematics. It notes his surveying talent at age fourteen and debunks the cherry tree myth while recalling his family background and plantation life.
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George Washington
Revolutionary Army
United States
Fredericksburg
George
Williams
Parson Weems
Washington
Dreamland Hostess Dilemma in Barclay’s Store Tale
Ellen Rossiter a Barclay’s salesgirl lives with her spendthrift mother Molly sister Myra and brother Mike. To help pay rent Ellen takes a night job as a Dreamland dance hall hostess lacking a dress. A Barclay man lends a dress but she refuses then accepts a stock gown. Her mixed feelings reflect family tensions and class contrasts.
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Barclay's Department Store
Molly Rosssiter
Myra
Mike
Molly
Ellen
Dreamland
Steven Barclay
Barclay
Larry
Mother
Dreamland Shadows and a Banks of Wedding Plans
The scene centers on Ellen Barclay and her mother Molly as talk turns to Steven Barclay. Molly builds hopes of Ellen marrying the wealthy bachelor while Ellen resents being steered by others. Myra worries for Ellen and recalls past loves as Ellen confronts pressure to secure a fortune. Ellen admits meeting a man at Dreamland but insists on handling her own life. System: The summary highlights the core conflicts, family dynamics, and the hint of a personal romance.
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Steven Barclay
Mike
Ellen
Molly
Myra
Leda Grayson
Sisters Reconcile After Turbulent Day In Dreamland
Ellen and Myra quarrel then cry and laugh as they confess selfishness and mend their rift. Ellen forgives herself for harsh words and admits fault, while Myra forgives too. The scene closes with renewed sisterly friendship and curiosity about a new suitor. To Be Continued.
Dental Adhesive Paste Claims and Marketing Gimmicks
An unclear ad style snippet promises a paste that prevents false teeth from dropping or slipping and deodorizes. It speculates on products from Eckerd's or a druggist, with garbled phrasing about holds and feel. The readable portion lacks concrete facts or identifiable entities.
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Eckerd's
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