Editor Manager Critics Slush Funds and Campaign Corruption
Editorial denounces political managers as foul influences when slush funds flood the campaign, predicting crooked workers flock to candidacies. It cites a $25,000,000 expenditure as proof the race is rotten and warnings of taint spreading through the body politic. The piece also urges healthier public health focus during vacations to curb typhoid and sanitary neglect across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Publishing Co
Politialtree
United States
Fragmented Notice Snippets Refer to Local Advertiser Rules
The text lists pricing for cards of thanks and resolutions and mentions payment rules and article requirements. It also contains fragmented questions about hiring, Chautauqua, secondary, political costs, and references to Wilson, the Wood boom, and individuals Gardner and Morrison.
Storing Eggs With Water Glass Preservation Method
A North Carolina Poultry Club Agent outlines a home method to preserve eggs using one quart water glass to nine quarts water. Select a clean five gallon crate, boil and cool water, then immerse eggs with two inches of solution. Keep in a cool dry place, waxed top to prevent evaporation, and test freshness before sealing for winter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Oliver
Poultry Club
North Carolina
Hoover feeds thoughts to old line politicians and voters
The piece notes Hoover still influencing political discourse with no sympathy from the Supreme Court on Prohibition, questions whether Dellinger and McCelennagan will accept public preference, and mentions a projected twenty-five million dollar cost to elect the next President.
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Hoover
A Rotten Campaign and the Cost of Politics
The columnist questions whether spending 25 million dollars to influence the White House is justified. They doubt the money will improve choice, argue much is spent via subtler methods than bribery, and suggest much goes to spreading misinformation and concealing facts. The piece notes the debauched electorate and the difficulty of combating such tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
White House
Hense
Vacation Typhoid Signals City Health Alert
Typhoid fever remains a concern for health officers in larger cities though few cases arise inside city limits. Infections largely occur in rural areas and patients are brought to cities for treatment. Investigations show cases rise with vacation season, prompting an early spring education push to prevent outbreaks.
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Wc Omragouciee
Dissolution Proceedings Filed for Corporation
A fragmentary notice indicates filings for dissolution in May 1920. It references consent, official seal, and dissolution proceedings by law, with a secretary of state or official attesting to the corporate dissolution and recording dates in May 1920.
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State OF North Carolina
Department OF State
B. Nedder Company, Inc. Company
No. Street
Rosemary
Halifax
B. Nedder
Thia
J. Bryan
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A. L. Clark Life and Fire Insurance
L. Travis, SR
EL Travis
Travis & Travis
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HH. Ellis
Roanoke Rapids Township
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B. Crest
Roanke Rapids
T. Ivey
Ivey
Laura Sledge
Fannie Jones
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Citizens Bank & Trust Company
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