The Past as The Past in a Valentines Eve Note
A humorous verse by Becc Braley reflects on aging and changing men and women. It contrasts fond nostalgia with sharp, witty lines about how the past remains golden only in memory. Bonar notes suggest England’s readiness for new conflict in the Near East.
Atlanta man faced with court after death attempt
The piece notes an Atlanta man who attempted to kill himself in Raleigh and may face court whether he recovers or not. It contrasts harsh Turkish ultimatums with naval action and mocks fines for a dead man, while remarking on sugar price jumps and dry shipping bills.
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Health and thrift emphasized after WWI physical fitness study
Surgeon General Ireland reports one in five WWI applicants were unfit for service. The piece argues national health as foundation of civilization, urges personal health, outdoor activity, and music as thrift. It notes Rhode Island high rejection rate and calls for education and efficiency in living.
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Rhode Island
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Music and thrift join hands in National Thrift Week
A pamphlet from the Society for the Advancement of Music links thrift to music during National Thrift Week. It warns that true thrift means spending under income and avoiding wasteful penuriousness, which wastes one's life rather than saves it.
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New Methodist Protestant College Sparks Hope in North Carolina
Leaders in High Point celebrate the dream of a small denominational college to build Christian character. J Norman Wills, T T Hicks and Dr J T Burrus stress duties and community impact while Rev Paul Kennett cites advantages over larger universities. The gathering at the Sheraton highlights plans to complete buildings soon and boost local youth education.
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T. T. Hicks
J. T. Burrus
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UNC Bears Down Schedule With Three Key Tests
Unbeaten this season, the UNC basketball squad faces three big games. Trinity comes to Chapel Hill on February 17, then NC State visits Raleigh on February 19, followed by a return in Chapel Hill. Through ten games UNC has 356 points to 227 by opponents.
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University of North Carolina
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Wilmington Rotarians Plan Delegation to Petersburg Conference
Wilmington Rotarians announce a delegation of at least 40 members headed by Roger Moore president of North Carolina Rotarians will attend the annual district conference in Petersburg Virginia on March 6 and 7 officials said
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Petersburg
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Dentist's landlord treated as patient sparks legal clash
A dentist faces legal trouble after a landlord became a patient during an in‑house treatment. The case raises questions about professional boundaries and consent in a shared clinic space.
Thirteen Years of Scouting Anniversary Moves Ahead
The Boy Scouts of America mark their thirteenth anniversary the week of February 8 to 15 with programs building character and citizenship. About 200000 scouts attended summer camps under trained leadership, and the movement highlights merit badges, patrol leadership, and the path to Eagle. A nationwide volunteer system includes 18000 scoutmasters and 18000 assistants, with 1000 national council members guiding a global youth program.
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Two Murder Trials Set in Wilson Superior Court
In Wilson on February 14, William McMillan, a Black man, faces murder charges in the Fernie Boyette farmer death, while Sam Brodie John Pace and Arthur Pace are charged in the Richard Lamm storekeeper murder. Trials are to begin this week, with one case called tomorrow.
Rustler and Velantine's Fateful Demand On the Plains
In the rangelands tension rises as Velantine will not deny Val Hannon's claim and a grim plan forms to protect cattle and territory. Settlements, signals, and wary liaisons unfold as Val grapples with loss and a looming confrontation.
Shadow of a Dark World on the Paradise Ranch
Val confesses love and trouble to Father Hillaire after a grim revelation about the Black Rustler. John Hannon remains energetic and secretive as Briston watches Jose and others, while Val seeks refuge and strength amid the unfolding peril on Santa Leandra’s plains.
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