Beecher Quotation On Hatred’s Persistent Human Force
A Beecher quote highlights the universal persistence of hate within the human soul, noting its ubiquity across cultures and ages. The saying frames hatred as a deeply rooted, enduring emotion guiding human behavior and conflict.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Germany’s War Responsibility Question Debated
Germany renews protest on blame for the war as student rioting flares on the tenth anniversary of the peace treaty. The piece argues the causes lie in mutual armament and warns Europe must prevent another war, noting massive losses and costs.
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Germany
Europe
France
The Quack Finding the Going More Difficult
The remedies for tuberculosis are being reduced rapidly by federal regulatory actions. Advertising claims for cures have waned as the public learns that sunshine fresh air water and wholesome food aid treatment. Ill gotten profits from bogus remedies decline as TB loses hold on the public.
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Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Ford praises middle aged workers as key to industry
Henry Ford cites a workforce of men aged 35 to 60 as best for enduring, hard tasks and says those over 40 are most dependable. He argues against the notion that youth alone drives success, noting his own rise after turning 40 and suggesting the stance could lift national wealth and individual ambition.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Asheville
Bobby Jones Excels Amid Rain at National Open
Bobby Jones of Atlanta posted a 69 in the opening 18 holes of the 72 hole national open. The score led the field after a rain soaked afternoon, drawing praise from seasoned golf followers for his resilience and steady play.
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Jones
Bobby Jones Fights Back In Rain Deluge To Retain Lead
In a drenched final round at the national open Bobby Jones battled a flooded 18th hole as heavy rain pounded the greens. Despite the downpour, he scored par to stay within reach of leaders Sarazen and Espinosa who both posted 142 after 36 holes.
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Up Stream Swimming and Summer Business
The piece cites critics of American business and The Manufacturers Record arguing against curtailing activity in summer. It compares a live fish’s upstream effort to aggressive summer publicity and sales efforts to beat seasonal laxity, asserting that increased energy counters business inactivity.
Modern Liners and the Era of Clipper Ships
National pride in shipbuilding revival as American lines plan two mighty ocean liners faster than any commercial ships. At stake are prestige and future trans Atlantic dominance, with ships costing over 50 million dollars each. The piece contrasts Civil War era wooden clippers with 60 000 ton steel liners, noting lineage from Flying Cloud and Sovereign of the Seas while stressing changed eras and enduring speed.
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United States
Reversion of Milwaukee Park Name to Pulaski Park
An odd note from Milwaukee recounts Pulaski Park being renamed Lindbergh Park two years ago after Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight, then reverting to Pulaski Park amid a public petition by hundreds of residents. The item questions Lindbergh’s current popularity versus local sentiment for traditional names.
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Milwaukee
Pulaski Park
Lindbergh Park
Lindy
How Your Effort Shapes Your Earnings In Work Life
Effort levels strongly influence earnings as diligence and initiative correlate with higher pay. Individuals who invest time, skill, and persistence typically see better compensation, advancement, and job satisfaction.
Ohio girl sets fire to suitors house over socks
An Ohio girl started a blaze at her suitor's home, with reports suggesting she acted to stop him from sleeping in his socks. The incident prompted investigations and local authorities to review motives and safety concerns.
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Ohio
Self-Governing Bar Movement Urged for State by Newlin
Gurney E. Newlin of Los Angeles, head of the American Bar Association, urged North Carolina to adopt a self-governing bar system to improve discipline and administration of justice. He argued the profession must hold power over admission and disbarment, with a state institution guiding ethics and enforcement.
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Wrightsville Beach
Gurney E. Newlin
Los Angeles
Calif
American Bar Association
North Caroline Bar Association
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Newlin
California
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Supreme Court
Bar Committee
The
Spain rescues fliers after sea drift and air mishaps
All Spain celebrates the rescue of Major Ramon Franco, pilot Eduardo Gonzalez Gallarza, navigator Julio Ruiz de Alda, and mechanic Pedro Madariaga after their fragile first plane failure and second craft mishap. They launched from Alcazares airfield at 4:50 p.m. on June 21, flew over Cadiz and Cape St. Vincent before vanishing at sea, later picked up by the steamship Greldon.
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Vasco da Gama
Great Britain
Easle
London
Eagle
European
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Franco
Madrid
George Graham
Minister of Marine
Alfonso
Fliers
Ramon Franco
Alcazars
Alcazares
Eduardo Gonzalez Gallarza
Julio Ruiz de Alda
Pedro Madariaga
Cartagena
Cadiz
Cape St. Vincent
Portugal
Greldon
County Budgets Due Monday Across 100 County Boards
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh June 29. County budgets must be submitted to 100 boards of county commissioners by Monday showing total appropriations for departments and activities for the coming year and the tax rate needed to raise the revenue, per Charles M. Johnson executive secretary of the County Government Advisory Commission. Many budgets should show a substantial decrease in the tax rate, especially where county government laws have been carefully observed.
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Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Notaries Public Commissioned in North Carolina
Raleigh dated June 29 announces several individuals commissioned as notaries public. Named are C. E. Causey of Charlotte Otis B. Coppedge of Lumberton Frances Greeley of High Point W. L. Hardinavi of Waynesville W O D Hughes of Charlotte Lewis R. Hall of Thomasville J D McGahy of Asheville Dallas C Neese of Greensboro Ava I Stout of Leaksville Spray Clyde D Thackston of Shelby and W A Womack of Charlotte.
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Raleigh
Notaries Public
C. E. Causey
Charlotte
Otis B. Coppedge
Lumberton
Frances Greeley
High Point
W. L. Hardinavi
Waynesville
W. OD. Hughes
Lewis R. Hall
Thomasville
J. D. McGahy
Asheville
Dallas C. Neese
Greensboro
Ava I. Stout
Leaksville
Willisden Woman Demands Neighbor Arrest Over Words to Dog
A Willisden, England resident called for her neighbor to be arrested after she claimed the neighbor spoke to her dog in a provocative manner. The report notes the complaint but provides no details on charges or outcome.
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Willisden
England
Slight Decline in Prices of Southern Mill Stocks
Charlotte NC June 29 The week ending today shows a slight decline of 32c per share in the average bid price of twenty five active Southern Cotton Mills stocks. The average bid price closed the week at 94.60 down from 94.92 previously. Trading in common shares and most preferred issues was quiet throughout the week.
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Charlotte
N. C
Southern Cotto Mills
S. Dickson & Company
Government Decree Targets Graves in Chinese Cemeteries
A government decree orders graveyard inspections and standardization across China. Officials say routine verification and cleaning will be conducted to ensure orderly burial sites and compliance with new regulations.
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