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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
4
A Roanoke Rapids notice from the Herald Publishing Co. discusses subscription terms, manuscript handling charges, and public welfare advocacy. It mentions annual subscriptions, return of manuscripts with stamps, and a note on Cabinet maker Warren and Mr. Harding.
An article from the Greensboro Daily News critiques a state senate redistricting bill as a cynical, dishonest move to deny the west fair representation. It cites district population disparities, notes Democratic and Republican contrasts, and warns the measure would expose a weak party leadership led by A. D. Watts.
The text gnaws at political misperceptions about the President-elect and mocks tax complexities. It cites Charley Schwab’s monthly expenses of 260000 dollars while noting a spring planting program to steady prices and spur prosperity. It references a Nashville Tennessean quip and calls the Norlina affair deplorable yet necessary.
A letter from the Director of Public Welfare at Chapel Hill addresses Mr. R D Jenkins County Superintendent of Public Welfare for Halifax County praising the favorable impression of his work in high circles. It notes the new ground in government functions and highlights increases in school attendance and daily attendance due to welfare efforts.
Howard W. Odum director of the University of North Carolina School of Public Welfare writes to Mr. R. D. Jenkins praising his public welfare report from Rosemary North Carolina. Odum says he has no criticisms after a hurried review and would like to offer suggestions if any later. He expresses desire for a similar county report from every county and closes cordially.
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