Will Scrap Shows Holograph Will Contested In Rockingham
Editor recalls a damaged holograph will in Rockingham County where heirs challenge the maker’s mind and the probate court rules the document valid. The piece lists odd phrasing and a lay evidence trail with lawyers, governors, and judges linked to the case.
Will Story From a Last Days Witness
A mantled reminiscence recalls the testator's life as told by a witness who watched the maker of the will in his final days. The tale emphasizes the remarkable nature of the will and the absence of any obvious flaw the lawyers might fear.
No line dairy barn fire tackled with milk in Ferndale
In Ferndale California Ernest Lanini a dairy rancher discovered a dairy barn fire in the engine room. He called the fire department and then returned to extinguish the blaze by pouring fresh milk on it.
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Ernest Lanini
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Al Smith Turns Back on Chicago In Democratic Rift
Alfred E. Smith, defeated at the Chicago convention by Franklin D. Roosevelt, returns to New York amid rumors he will not support the nominee. Smith, surrounded by family, makes a quiet exit as Roosevelt moves toward acceptance.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Roosevelt
William Gibbs McAdoo
Texas
California
Speaker Garner
Washington
Garner
Alfred EB. Smith
Justice 71 Years Old Finds He Is Not Citizen
Richard B. Francis, 71, longtime justice of the peace at Remsen New York, learned he was not a U S citizen after 16 years in office. Supreme Court Justice Edward N. Smith corrected the matter by issuing his naturalization papers.
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Remsen
N. Y
Richard B. Francis
Supreme Court
Edward N. Smith
Not Afraid Now Chief Do You Use Alarm Clock
Dialogue shows a tense exchange where a superior scolds Jackson for tardiness and Jackson retorts with a pun about alarms. The moment hints at discipline and morale within a military or formal setting.
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Jackson
Not at all, mother
A brief humorous Tit-Bits item centers on a boy named Herbert accused by his father of taking money. The mother defends herself while noting not all the money was taken, marking a domestic scene with light satire.
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Herbert
Rustic Revelers Grow From One Cabin Plant in Ebeneezer
Miss Genevieve Woodson and her ill mother moved to Ebeneezer in House Creek near Cary North Carolina. The group of children and adults built a community cabin with donated land and labor. The Rustic Revelers later planned plays with the Chapel Hill Playmakers and earned a plaque at the university festival for Magnolia’s Man.
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Woods
North Carolina
Genevieve Woodson
Body of Players
Ebeneezer
House Creek
Cary
Durham- Raleigh
Miss Woodson
Chapel Hill
Playmakers
University
Frederick Koch
Miss Green
Koch
Oscar Coffin
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Fourth of July 1918 Observed as National Holiday Abroad
The article notes July 4 1918 as Independence Day observed in the United States and allied nations including England France and Italy. It also mentions military actions on the Somme front and other fronts with French gains and Austrian reverses, plus English air raids on Belgian submarine bases.
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France
Italy
United States
Hamel
Somme
Italian Alps
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Bruges
Belsian
Tar Heels Leaving as Conclave Ends
North Carolina's delegation to the Democratic National Convention began leaving Chicago after sessions adjourned. Governor Gardner and leaders praised the convention as progressive and predicted Democratic success in November. The Tar Heels backed Jack Garner as Roosevelt's running mate with solid support. Florida yielded its roll to North Carolina.
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O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
First
Gardner
Tar Heels
Jack Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lindsey Warren
Washington
Garner
Florida
Leap Year Bride Sparks Town Romance Tale
Cherry Dixon a wealthy young heiress marries reporter Dan Phillips during a Leap Year. They move into a cheap apartment, face money woes, and navigate family pride as Cherry learns the strains of low finances. Dixie Shannon reports on Dan's big break with magazine writer Brenda Vail while Cherry grows connected to Wellington's social orbit.
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Dan Phillips
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Cherry
Dixie Shannon
Max Pearson
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Wellington
Dixie
Mayfair Meeting Sparks Dreams for Dan Phillips
Cherry and Dan arrive at the Mayfair, where Brenda Vail greets them and praises Dan’s talent. Cherry contemplates a glamorous life as she talks with Brenda, while Dan is teased about future success and a famed playwright’s home.
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Dan
Cherry
New York
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