Germany and Turkey Tangle Over Postwar Terms In San Remo
Lloyd George pushes economic pressure on Germany while allies argue over enforcement and Armenia and Turkey face partition. Nebraskan and Georgian primaries shake Wilson’s plan as Johnson sweeps Nebraska and Georgia backs rival candidates.
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Boy Samuel Lesson From God’s House Teachings
Primary focus on Samuel’s dedication by Hannah and his early life serving in the Lord’s house. Discusses Israel’s demoralized priesthood, lack of divine revelation, and Samuel’s cheerful obedience. Highlights his first prophetic message to Eli and his growth as a prophet, ending with a note on the new Christian song arising from suffering.
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Denikine Still Has Hopes Despite Loss of Army
London General Denikine the former Russian nationalist leader spoke through Eugene Sabline in London after arriving from the Crimea with his wife and children. He estimated his force at 50 000 and said he hopes to meet ex ministers to plan a new future for nationalist Russia while opposing Bolshevism and seeking some form of democracy. De Soto was the first white man to enter Tennessee.
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Be not weary in welldoing and reaping in due season
The saying echoes a Biblical admonition about perseverance in good deeds and patient reward, cited here as guidance for agriculture and progressive home building. It underscores steady effort and faith in eventual return.
Law With Teeth Indicts Employers For False Working Conditions
North Carolina candidates respond to labor questions about penalties for blacklisting workers. Chapter 868 of 1909 imposes fines and possible imprisonment for discharging or keeping employees from finding new positions by false statements. A second suit could target conspiracies to bar work seekers, reflecting the law’s real bite.
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Census reveals census band of Southern city growth
Late census figures list Salisbury North Carolina at 13 884 with a 94.1 percent rise 6 732. Burlington North Carolina 8 952 up 144 or 23 8 percent Statesville North Carolina 7 895 up 3 206 or 71 7 percent Knoxville shows largest rate Winston Salem North Carolina 1132 percent Memphis 23 8 percent Nashville 7 21 Chattanooga 29 8 Augusta 29 2 Charlotte 96 2 Shreveport 56 Columbia 42 Wilmington North Carolina Asheville 51 9
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Sulphate of Ammonia Factory Plan Considered
A witness at the House War Investigating Committee proposed leasing the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant for a vast sulphate of ammonia factory with aims to support fertilizer production. Separately, the district forester announced plans to sell about 150000 cords of chestnut timber in North Carolina’s Nantahala National Forest, with adjacent private timber adding roughly 20000 cords. the combined supply could support a tannic acid plant for 25 years.
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Bankhead Highway meeting set for Greensboro and leadership chosen
Bennehan Cameron of Stagville North Carolina elected president of the Bankhead National Highway Association. Greensboro North Carolina selected as the next meeting site. Retirement notes for Associate Justice George H. Brown from the state supreme court race.
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Let It Shine Out Letting Happiness Shine From Your Face
A lighthearted note about mirth spreading from a laughing face. The piece suggests sharing joy openly to encourage smiles in others. It emphasizes that happiness in the heart should not be kept hidden and invites readers to express delight freely.
Mamma Wants Three Cents Worth of Stamp At Drug Store
A North Side mother sends four year old Jennie to the corner drug store with three pennies to buy a stamped envelope. The prompt asks for free stamps, and the clerk reacts to the request as the child repeats the demand.
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