Open Roanoke Rapids bridge debated after Norfleet plan
The Herald notes Halifax County Board of Commissioners pledged 6101,000 for a Norfleet steel bridge over the Roanoke River, suggesting the Roanoke Rapids bridge could become free with similar funding. Readers are urged to consider public notices and legal ads, with rates and insertion rules outlined.
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Board of Commissioners of
Halifax County
Roanoke River
Norfleet
Roanoke Rapids
Free Bridge Plea Sparks Halifax Northampton Action
A Roanoke Rapids community column urges opening a toll free bridge to boost trade. It argues connecting Halifax and Northampton counties would lift cotton and wood shipments, raise land values, and spur local industry amid war measures and gas concerns. The piece cites past bridge costs and calls for rapid citizen organization.
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Weldon
Roanoke Rapids
Halifax
Northampton
Roanoke
Wilmington Rapids
Wrightsville
Grape Jelly With Honey Recipe Improvised Method
Wash grapes and crush after stemming. Heat and boil until juice is extracted, then strain through cheesecloth and a flannel bag. Measure juice and return to boil, adding three fourths as much honey. Boil to set as a sheet on a spoon, about 223 F, then pour into hot sterilized glasses and skim. When cool, pour over melted paraffin.
Grape Jelly With Corn Syrup Substitution
A compact note outlines using corn syrup in place of honey for grape jelly. It suggests a ratio of three fourths of a cup to one cup of juice as a usable measurement option.
Creed Attributed to German Solidity Or Foreign Student
The text presents a creed claimed to be from a German or a foreign student of Germanism. It echoes a wartime shift from traditional blessedness to valor and force, transforming meekness and poverty into strength and warlike virtue, with references to Odin and Jehovah. The piece argues the German Army embodied this creed.
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Germany
Alhalla
Odin
Unclaimed Mail Held Ten Days Before Forwarding
A list of mail remains unclaimed in this office and will be retained ten days. If still unclaimed, it will be forwarded to the Division of Dead Letters in Washington DC.
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Washington, D.C
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