Red Cross Roll Call Aims For 1000 Members In High Point
The article notes North Carolina Red Cross status and a push to reach 1000 local memberships at $1 each. It cites about 100000 spent in the state last year, mainly for drought relief in areas like Stokes County feeding 800 families, and discusses the need to increase funding as the deficit has grown since the war.
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North Carolina
American Red Cross Society
High Point
Red Cross
National Society
Stokes County
Royal Road
America
Church Law Governs Organic Reunion Talk
Discussion on Methodist reunion in North Carolina suggests the proposed organic union would not align with church law. Analysts warn that uniting the Methodist Protestants with the Methodist Episcopal conference would risk dismemberment rather than genuine reconciliation.
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North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Conference
How A D MLean Would Regulate Wealth
The article recounts Angus D. McLean of Beaufort county proposing eight political and economic measures to ease distress. It outlines a nationwide eight hour standard day, a minimum wage, a progressive income tax, death duties, fuller state school support, restricted ad valorem taxes, nonpartisan tariff revision, and bank deposit guarantees.
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Angus D. McLean
Beaufort County
East
Mclean
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Branch Eyes Reunion With Methodists
The text discusses a split within Methodism and notes the Methodist Protestant denomination may await reunion with the main Methodist Episcopal church to restore authority over assets and powers. It suggests Protestants would rejoin a fully united Methodism if a path opens.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
The Enterprise Expands News Service Tomorrow
The Enterprise will begin using United Press leased wire and full AP reports with duplicated themes but different treatment. The paper aims to broaden coverage and compete with established agencies. Will Rogers daily comment on news events will also be added regularly.
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Enterprise
United Press
U. P
Associated Press
Will Rogers
Bank tax plan to fund federal and state governments
The text argues banks would pay a small percentage of deposits to federal or state governments under regulated capital rules. It links national bank plans to state bank protections and foresees legislatures acting for overall banking safeguards. It also mentions adjusting Britain's war debt to a similar basis, hoping to revive Britain as a customer and partner.
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Congress
Federal Reserve System
France
Great Britain
Abraham's Call test of faith moves Ur to Canaan
The sermon compares Abram in Genesis to steady Ur life, then details God's command to leave homeland. It highlights Abram's late life leap of faith, contrasting youthful boldness with mature courage, and urges a similar steadfast faith for the church today.
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Caia
Abrahams
Abram
First Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
British Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Abraham
Sarah
Moses
Chaldéé
God
Church of God
Cortez
Madame de Stael and Benjamin Constant in Wilson’s Biography
The review surveys Wilson’s Madame de Stael biography, noting her influence on French culture and politics, her salons, lovers, exile, and clashes with Napoleon. It appraises the author’s focus on her political role, sources, and concluding tribute to her art of living. The piece also reviews Burnett’s The Silver Eagle, praising its Chicago racketeering drama and the tragic arc of Frank Harworth.
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Sapien
de Wilson
France
Madame de Stael
Jacques Necker
Louis XVI
Monsieur de Stael
Germaine
Louis
Marie Antoinette
de Stae
Benjamin Constant
Alexander I
Russia
Napoleon
Wilson
Madame de Stae
Benjamin
Mr. Wilson
W. R. Burnett
Silver Eagle
Lincoln MacVeagh
The
Dial Press
Chicago
Mr. Burnett
Frank Harworth
Harworth
New Southern Poets Highlighted in 1930s Review
The article reviews DuBose Heyward and Eliot Kays Stone, praising Heyward for vivid southern themes in Jasba Brown and Selected Poems and Stone for a broader lyric range in He Who Rides the Sky. It notes Heyward’s strong imagery and Stone’s craft, with discussion of their backgrounds and North Carolina connections.
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South
DuBose Heyward
Jasba Brown
Farrer & Rinehart
Steers
Eliot Kays Stone
Poetry Publishers
Mr. Stone
Asheville
Lenoir
Greensboro
Guilford College
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Haverford
Ln North Carolinian
Margaret Harper
Mr. Heyward
Stone
Armistice Day Reflections and War Memories Echo
A Jamestown reader recalls Armistice Day memories and discusses the cost of war. The piece contrasts Civil War generals with modern soldiers and laments forgotten heroes while urging remembrance of those who served and died for humanity.
South Atlantic Weather Summary
For South Atlantic States generally fair with some chance of showers in the north through Thursday. Warmer Monday and mild temperatures thereafter, except a colder spell at the end of the week.
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South Atlantic
North
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