Citizen’s Share in American Democracy Enduring
A fragmentary excerpt rails against hate and dishonesty while praising friendship and civic duty. It asserts every citizen has a hand in achieving a near perfect union and calls to defend the right with strength wealth and lives if needed. The text reflects a midcentury pluralistic civic spirit and emphasizes unity and participation.
Let Us Be Ready and Work Toward Unity
A fragmented wartime message urges readiness and unity. It stresses preparing for both peace and war, embracing calm wisdom, and pursuing shared improvements through broad agreement among Americans. It emphasizes democracy, open disagreement, and collective effort for national purposes.
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Builly
Roosevelts
Here and There Haywood B. Lynch item chatter note
A collage of local snippets offers notices of fishing ad campaigns by C J Bowl, crowds of Kings Mountain fishermen, a Shelby Fairgrounds race horse, front renovations by Oscar Myers, a Streamliner trip to New York with Jean Ware as host, and educational reflection on child welfare and PTA.
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Morehead City
C. J. Bowl
Morehead-Beaufort Causeway
Jim ‘Willis
Hayne Blackmer
Charlie Sheppard
Fiato Frerndon
Irvin Allen
Whethee
Clyde Bennett
Sage Fulton
Oscar Myers
Mountain Street
Aubrey
Catherine Mauney
New York City
Kings Mountain
Jean Ware
Winter Carnival Tale Sparks Dartmouth Pageant
A chaotic scene unfolds in Dartmouth during a Winter Carnival edition. Reporters chase Ann Baxter and Miss Baxter through Grand Central Stations. Studio chatter, romance, and a Dartmouth football figure mix with train arrivals, dates, and a Dean’s nephew in a bustling campus carnival mood.
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Worth
Ahman “Heelers
Hawikin
Dartmouth
Metlae
Merica
Saraiva
Sieazar Wheelock
Juan Just
Edius I
Misa Baxter
Gir
Grand’ Central Stations
Kevia
Ann Baxter
Carcely
Tess
Misa Bax
Ann
Jil Baxter
Tve
Johnny
Questionable malaria cures spark health officials' amusement
American health officers and Transvaal peers dismiss two new malaria cures. One from South Carolina involves drilling a hole in an oak and stuffing it with a peg, while another claims mystical healing seen in winter in the Transvaal. Experts note mosquitoes transmit malaria and quinine remains the proven treatment.
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Transvaal
South Carolina
Sir Ronald Ross
United States Public Health Service
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Kings Mountain Herald
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Sterchi Bros
Haywood B. Lynch
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Doc Griffin
Griffin
Ita
PTA
Bulletin
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Ir West
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Fetnne
Seoung
Darmouthe Bue
John Welton
Mickey
Fur Toe Carnival
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Football Dever
Don
Johnny Weldon
the Herald Office
First National Bank