Chautauqua Programs And Local News Reflections
The Herald notes the Chaoutauqua program this year and comments on local events. It mentions political heat in Warren County, school lighting proposals, and calls for county aid in rural school consolidation. Also references a potential libel suit and a Winston-Salem News column.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem News
Winston- Salem City
Roger A. Derby
The
University News
The South Suffering From Lack of Training for Youth
The speaker argues the South bears billions in losses as it fails to train its boys and girls to compete nationally, citing widespread poverty and waste. The passage laments economic harm and general decline due to educational shortfalls affecting agricultural regions.
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South
Afoul of Villa's Men serial by Capt. Rodney
A London Press style notice previews the new border fiction Afoul of Villa's Men by Capt. George Brydges Rodney of the Fifth Cavalry. The tale depicts two to three years of border strife with Villa bandits, leading to the Columbus raid and offering a vivid, authoritative view of Mexican frontier trouble for American troops and residents.
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Villa
George Brydges Rodney
Fifth Cavalry
Mexico
Columbus, N. M
Daily News
Rodney
West Point
Delaware Infantry
Twentywoventh Infantry
Suffering in Service and Faith The Endless Struggle of Henry C Smith
The piece from Roanoke Rapids and Rose Mary Ministerial Union reflects on serving the afflicted, sharing that the helper suffers with the troubled, citing war sins and personal sacrifice. It echoes Henry Clark Smith’s teaching that steadfast service, even at great cost, leads to triumph over sin and a heavenly life.
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Henry Clark Smith
War on Flies The Battle for Clean Living Spaces
A call to mobilize against flies to curb disease. It urges destroying breeding sites like manure piles and privy vaults, keeping yards clean, and using repellents. Explains fly life cycle from egg to mature insect and notes flies spread germs by landing on food and cups, harming health.
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Firth
Lily
Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders of Herwich Publishing
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of stockholders of Herwich Publishing Company will be held on the first day of May 1906 at the office of Romtake pits N. F. for election of directors and to transact such business as may properly come before the meeting. Sincerely J. V. Spainkack Secretary HoleSt
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Warren County
Repsular
Herwich Publishing Company
Romtake Pits
N. F
Rome Us
Roanoke Rapids Precinct Division Ordered by Halifax Board
Halifax County voters were informed of a precinct split on April 22 1910 dividing Roanoke Rapids into Precinct No 1 and Precinct No 2 along an eighth street line. Voters south vote at Roanoke Rapids Precinct No 2 polling place old Rovel dry Schoolhouse and north voters at Precinct No 1 polling place unchanged.
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Halifax County
Roanoky Rapids
Eighth Street
Roanoke Rapide
Rosemary
Hewmary
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke
Twhit A. Johnston
Bli
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Roanoke Rapids Herald
Herald Publishing Company, Inc
J. T. Steinback
Elephones
North Carolina
Herald Publishing Co
Parsons
Stampa
Hughes
Boot
Roosevelt
Wilson
Prince Troubetzkoy
Congress
National Guard
Tom
Scotland Neck ‘Times
the Herald
Campbell
Austroit Free Press
Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary Ministerial Union
United States
E. E. Hachman
Western Union
Hatitus
N.C
Denyn
Brank Thomson
Rileigh
A.B. Akers
Roanoke Fupias
Restwetfully
TV Spainkack
HoleSt
Roanoke Pharmacy Co
Prescription Druggists
Greensboro
Denium
Pearson Remedy Co
Burlington, N.C
Amtemenss
Mus
W. L
Cape
T. Rowland District Manager
Mutual Life Ins. Co
New York
Futher
First National Tank
Rowlake Rapids
A. L. Clark Insurance Life Fir
Hall Bargla
Baller Liability
Mason ME Dite
Worrel
Weapan Eae Mason, Worrell & Long
Palm Beach
Patterson Store Company
Clark & Clark Levee M. Ae Attorneys At Law Notary
R. L. Towe
First National Bank
Roanoke Rapids, N
Crossett
Hancock House Company Department Store
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