Letters on subscriptions and North views to Paul H. Douglas
A reader from Ae ane La Junta Colorado thanks Paul H Douglas for support and details his political stance. A Chamber of Commerce manager in Colorado recalls labor conflicts, denounces punitive measures, and discusses integration and elections. He praises P D East and Harper's, urging steadfastness amid pressures and noting personal optimism.
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Paul H. Douglas
Ane
la Junta
Colorado
East
Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Democrats
Harper's
Iit
P. D. East
Mississippi
Local distributor seeks person to service electric cigarette dispensers
A local opportunity invites a responsible area resident to service and collect from electric cigarette dispensers with no selling. Requires car references and an investment of 592.50 to 1975.00. Weekly hours 7 to 12, potential net of 372.50 monthly, with possible full-time work. Local interview by contacting Interna tional Distributing Co. Inc. in New Orleans Louisiana.
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International Distributing Co., Inc
New Orleans
Petal Paper Local Advertisement Record
The Petal Paper appears as a buzzy community issue note from Hattiesburg area papers, listing publisher details Box 349 and city notices. It references subscription rates and a printer name, with garbled OCR style errors typical of error filled 19th or early 20th century clipping.
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Bait Probieco
Hateienure
Selmi Plait Yrite
Micresioul
Pestagena
Barre
Hattiesburg
Sane
New Light on Noah Portrays Noah as Albino in Ancient Texts
Professor Arnold Sorshy argues from Dead Sea Scroll fragment and Book of Enoch that Noah born to Lamech and his wife was an albino. He suggests consanguineous marriage as the cause, making Noah a historic example of albinism and a possible carrier lineage for Methuselah. The Manchester Guardian notes debate over evolution vs divine origin.
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Arnold Sorshy
Royal College of Surgeons and
Royal Eye Hospital
Noah
Dead Sea Caves
Lamech
Heaven
Methuselah
Lammech
Profese Goresby
Nogh
Manchster Guardian
Vernon Ward and the poet’s steadfast human vow
A terse critique of modern poetry and a tribute to Vernon Ward as a hopeful poet of humanity. The reviewer contrasts practical materialism with the poet’s conscience, cites Ward’s faith in mankind, and notes his Carolina roots and views on race, war, and brotherhood.
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Don West
Vernon Ward
Jeans
Vernon
University of North Carolina
Carolina
Jesus
Dust and Stars promises a thoughtful giftable read
A compact note praises the book For Dust and Stars as a pleasant read to enjoy and keep It recommends it as an excellent gift for a friend highlighting its enduring appeal and suitable for gifting contexts.
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