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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1914
Page
2
The Roanoke Rapids Herald notes Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Wilson and local reflections on Belgium, war, and North Carolina politics. It comments on voters, a potential statue, and general public sentiment about constitutional changes. It closes with a quip about mischief and fate.
In an off election, only 126 of at least 600 voters cast ballots. The piece urges civic duty, notes Democratic electors were certain, yet highlights ten state constitutional amendments needed statewide decision. It stresses the value of voting for amendments despite party certainty.
The nation’s business mood shows a turn for the better with renewed confidence in economic stability. Cotton prospects brighten as spinner demand rises. statisticians estimate a crop value increase of at least forty million dollars. New export business totaling about two hundred million dollars has been generated in three weeks due to the war. Individuals hoard money more than banks, hindering normal recovery, and more debt repayment could aid the upturn.
A shopper weighs advertising costs with a tailor who argues that word of mouth is costly. The tale extols newspaper publicity as the cheapest way to reach thousands, contrasting per person talk with one cent stamps and massive ad spend while noting the wide reach of print.
A brief quotation states that contenting ourselves with obedience leads to divinity, reflecting Emerson's philosophical stance on discipline and inner growth.
A detailed description outlines a conservative yet graceful formal gown. It features a gray wool skirt foundation with bordered hems, sealos at the edge, and a long draped front. The bodice uses cured chiffon with lace trim, a gray wool overlay, and a delicate net collar. Julia Bottoml
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