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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

8

The High Cost of Living Tax Boost Begins Thursday

Washington April 80 Thurd ay May 1 marks the start of the new excise tax raising prices on luxuries and everyday goods alike. Soft drinks candy gum toothpaste cosmetics and patent medicines will rise by a penny or more per item. Shoes hats bonnets and vests face 10 percent additions above certain price thresholds as the tax takes effect. Regulations pending but dealers will collect from buyers starting Thursday.

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In Flanders Field Poem and World War I Anthem

The piece presents a 1905 era poem by Charles H. Gavis referencing Flanders fields and fallen soldiers. It evokes memorial tone with lines about freedom, graves, and resting places, reflecting a wartime commemoration mood.

America Charles He Carin USA Flanders Field Caryion

Farmers Support Appeal for Victory Liberty Lair

An appeal by Oliver Wilson, master of the National Grange, urges all farmers in the United States to support the Victory Liberty Lair. He frames the effort as a great national responsibility and repeats the government appeal to the people for mental aid and sacrifice.

United States Liberty Lair Oliver Wilson National Grange Oan Mr. Wilson Manetal Tony

Trust sale notices from Halifax County North Carolina

Two legal notices announce trustee sales by A. L. Clark in Halifax County North Carolina. The first governs Lot 11 in the Southes Investors Realty plot, sale Jan 2, 191, at noon at the courthouse door. The second covers Lot 14 on Lang Street, sale June 1, 191, at noon at the courthouse door. Both list deed of trust details and recording references.

Antonio Orsot Court House Halifax N. C Edward ‘J. Clark Southes Inventors Realty Company Ter of Deeds Halifax County Carolina Fa. D I A. L, Clark Katie Clark Winfield Clark Edward T. Clark Southern Investors Realty Company Register of Deeds North Carolina Lang Street

Planters Boliet Atha opie memory of fe you Rare

Fragmented OCR text mentions memory and a planters scene. No clear people, dates, or places emerge to form a coherent notice or event. Sentences are incomplete and unidentifiable.

France and Flanders Poppies Honor Fallen Heroes

Poem tribute recalling sixty thousand American dead in France and Flanders fields. Calls for Victory Liberty Loan support and national resolve. Names Dr John D. Mecrae of Montreal and Lt Col McRae, with lines from In Flanders Fields and America’s Answer emphasizing sacrifice and duty.

Nature Panaves France Planders Fields America Manders Fields Flanders Fields John D. McRae John Ds Mecrae Montreal Planders Fanders Flanders R. W. Lallard Lieut Col. McRae New York Evening Post

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