Charity and Sins Reflections From Historic Texts
A brief meditation on charity referencing I Peter 4 8 and Hosea Ballou. It asserts true charity is spontaneous not prompted by importunity or emulation. The quotes anchor ideas about moral conduct and generosity.
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Hosea Ballou
Old Masters Whitman Verse on Sailors and the Sea
A Whitman excerpt titled Song for All Seas All Ships celebrates sailors and sea life. It reflects on sea captains mates and fearless crews chosen by the ocean, portraying the old sea as an indomitable nurse and unifier of nations.
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Walt Whitman
Song
Compromise on Sunday Golf at Greensboro Club
The Greensboro country club considers a compromise allowing Sunday play from 1 left open 10 to 1 to match Sedgefield limits. Ministers push strict Sabbath rules and question linking to distant clubs. Greensboro should settle the local issue without restricting other clubs or imposing rules beyond its city.
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New York Vote Rebuffs Smith On Key Gubernatorial Shift
Yesterday New Yorkers defeated the Republican challenge to Al Smith on several issues including syncing the governor election with the Presidential cycle. The state remains Democratic on local matters but divided on national leadership, with some predicting Smith cannot carry New York and might hamper a presidential bid.
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New York Supports Smith Ahead of Democratic Convention
The article notes overwhelming support for Smith in New York with majorities on every issue the governor backed. It argues this signals strong personal strength and favored status as the Democratic Convention approaches. Smith remains highly popular in the state.
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Ohio voters reject boosting magistrate powers
The article notes yesterday’s vote against strengthening the status of Ohio justices of the peace. A recent Supreme Court ruling found a judge with any substantial fee in a defendant’s conviction constitutes a disqualifying interest. The piece suggests similar scrutiny could occur in North Carolina if speed trap cases are appealed.
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Justices of the Peace
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Supreme Court
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Manly Pride and the Monkey Trial Echoes across History
The piece links Dayton and Chicago debates on evolution to reverence for colonial ancestors, arguing a clash between science and patriotism. It notes 1926 US income data, wealth near 500 billion, and contrasts Tunney's anonymity with past boxing legends, suggesting champions are defined by public presence as well as prowess.
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Willard
Banana theory replaces apple in Eden tale
In a lighthearted note scientists speculate the fall of Adam and Eve might hinge on a banana rather than an apple. The joke suggests the misplaced peel could explain the delay in eating the forbidden fruit.
Pilot George Hal Deman Linked to Transatlantic Flight
George Hal Deman, noted as a pilot for Ruth Elder's transatlantic flyer, appears in contemporary reporting. The article highlights his role aboard the historic flight venture.
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Ruth Elder
Rats Week in England as Thompson Battles in Chicago
A playful note contrasts Big Bill Thompson in Chicago with England observing rat week, highlighting humorous eccentricities and cross national quips. The line ends with a light pun about rats.
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Chicago
England
Chicago Woman Fatally Shoots Husband After He Refuses Dinner
A Chicago woman shoots her husband following his refusal to eat after a large meal. The incident underscores growing claims that people create reasons for drastic actions, even homicide.
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Chicago
Chicago Mayor cites British history book refuting Washington Tory label
Mayor Thompson remarked that a British history volume used in Chicago described George Washington as a rebel. He argued that Washington could not be labeled a Tory, underscoring a nuanced view of early American history.
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Chicago
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Navy debate spurs possible reassignment of Admiral Magruder
Secretary Wilbur, after reading criticism from Admiral Magruder, expressed great interest. He had relieved Magruder at the Philadelphia navy yard and may send him to Guam to demonstrate his concern.
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Piedmont and Northern extension gains national rail relevance
The Piedmont and Northern railroad extension from Spartanburg into North Carolina and onward to Winston-Salem faces Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny after an unfavorable examiners report. Backers argue for growth and regional benefit, while opponents from Southern Railway claim adequate service. Greensboro awaits potential line reach.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
Winston- Salem
Southern Railway
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Greensboro
Congress Faces Challenge From Fall Sinclair Case
The Atlanta Constitution denounces the case as exposing deep law loopholes and calls for revamping criminal codes to prevent wealthy offenders from escaping punishment. It argues courts and legal professionals must remove technicalities, restore public confidence, and ensure justice applies equally to rich and poor.
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Methodist Conference Opens in Raleigh Leaders Speak on Practical Faith
Bishop Edwin K Mouton presides over the North Carolina Methodist conference in Raleigh as Chief Justice Stacy delivers a welcome from the state. The session begins with the Lord's Supper and continues through five days of addresses by prominent church leaders. T. M. Grant elected conference secretary with W H Brown E L Hillman assistants and Rufus Bradley statistical secretary.
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Navy
Edwin K Mouton
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W. P. Stacy
Stacy
Mouzon
McLean
Mouton
T. M. Grant
W. H. Brown
E. L. Hillman
Rufus Bradley
Christians Convene in North Carolina Disciples Meeting
Kinston NC Nov 9 AP The North Carolina Christian Church convention opens with 350 delegates and a theme The Contribution of Disciples to the Kingdom Dr B A Abbott notes religious unity and minority voices The Golden Jubilee address by Dr Lee Sadler traces the churchs 50 year growth from 6000 to over 25000 members in the state over the period.
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North Carolina
Lee Sadler
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Brotherhood
French Debt Settlement to Stay on Shelf in Senate
Senate Finance chair Smoot will defer action on the 4.025 billion dollar French debt pact pending France’s own ratification and election cycle. Some foreign committee members including Borah express skepticism about prospects of approval this season. Smoot says the agreement brokered by the U.S. debt commission and French ambassador Berenger is as liberal as he will sanction.
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France
Borah
Senate Foreign Committee
United States Debt Commission
Henry Berenger
America
Colorado Policeman Hurt in Walsenburg Strike Clash
In Walsenburg Colorado police and I W W strikers clashed leaving several injured. Major William Howells led a state police raid on a hall carrying a 400 strong I W W audience. he was severely hurt by a brick as police faced a volley of stones.
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Walsenburg
Colorado
Industrial Workers of the World
William Howells
Colorado National Guard
Flower Show Opens at Wesley Memorial Church
The Wesley Memorial church hosts an annual flower show and bazaar run by the Ladies Aid Society. Entries of flowers and plants, especially chrysanthemums and dahlias, are welcome with prizes ranging from cash to gifts donated by local businesses. The event runs through Friday with sales after 7 pm for exhibitors.
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Beeson Hardware Company
High Point Hardware Company
S. J. Morton Jewelry Company
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Randall’s Pharmacy
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Hart Drug Company
Max Bones Jewelry Company
Stamey Jewelry Company
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Ring Drug Company
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Matton Drug Company
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E. M. Brower
Woman killed after kidnap and car assault in Wisconsin
Milwaukee report says Mrs. Emma Greenwald of Mt. Horeb was abducted after her husband was slugged and dumped into a ditch. She was found slain near Dousnan, Wis, today. The husband was thrown from the auto and is hospitalized.
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Mt. Horeb
Dousnan
Duke Officials Speak At banquet and P T Cup Award
A list of Duke University leaders and affiliates is given including A V Harrill R L Peterman E Thomason W S O B Robinson Dr W S Rankin Frank H Cothran A C Lee Dr R L Flowers and Mr Lucas The banquet will feature Dr Rankin and W S Lee speaking on hospital hospitalization work and Piedmont Carolina power development The Sixth District won the P T Cup for strongest district local association growth at the state congress in Charlotte.
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North Carolina Public Service Company
South Carolina Gas and Electric Company
Duke Endowment
A. V. Harrill
Southern Public Utilities Company
R. L. Peterman
Edgar Thomason
Piedmont and Northern Railway
W. S. O’b. Robinson
Duke Interests
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Frank H. Cothran
P. and N. Railway
A. C. Lee
Duke University
R. L. Flowers
Lucas
Dr Rankin
W. 8. Lee
Rankin
Lee
Piedmont Carolina
Duke Power Company
Charlotte
Relief Work Starts in Flooded New England Sections
Relief and reconstruction push ahead in flood devastated areas of northern Vermont and western Massachusetts as winter nears. Major General Preston Brown moves air operations base to Burlington while Boston and Maine Railway resumes Canada service. Dartmouth and Smith college students join aid effort feeding clothing and housing refugees.
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Massachusetts
Preston Brown
First Corps
Concord
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Hartford
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Northampton
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Connecticut
Gold lace hat with scalloped edge design
A delicate evening hat crafted from gold lace showcases a scalloped edge flange. The piece emphasizes refined weave and subtle elegance suitable for formal wear.
Fletcher's Castoria Promotes Safe Sleep for Babies
A vintage advertisement praises Fletcher's Castoria as a gentle, all vegetable remedy for infants. It claims to ease fretfulness, fever, colic, constipation, diarrhea, and sleep troubles without harmful taste or shock to the system. The text endorses Castoria as physician recommended and notes a care and feeding booklet included with the product.
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Fletcher
For Sale Houses in Emery Area With Easy Financing
Four homes offered in Emery close to Lexington with one near EyM Green Street Carter price 1 0 0. Ahead financed or rent options on Montlieu Avenue. Listings include East Green Granty Woodbery Randolph Highland English State Ennis Barke Worth Smith Thistle Forrap Guilford streets. Homes shown as available to buy like rent. list with us for results. fe Finance Homes
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Forrap@ Ave
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