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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
7
Article discusses traits and public perceptions of the thirtieth president, highlighting leadership style, policy stance, and personal beliefs. Examines how era events shaped his reputation and enduring historical judgments.
The piece profiles Calvin Coolidge drawing on New England heritage, detailing his political rise from Massachusetts to the presidency. It highlights his frugal, taciturn persona, party loyalty, and belief in duty and service. The article traces his ancestry from Puritans to the Down East Yankee image shaping public perception of his character and leadership.
A letter from John B. Grant of Peking Union Medical College describes health education efforts in China. Four institutes train teachers in health work and a 800 hour curriculum for normal schools is under development. American Child Health Association aims to raise child welfare standards with literature from its Washington and New York offices. One Great Joy notes magnanimous forgiveness as life’s highest joy.
North Carolina Supreme Court holdings say Atlantic Coast Line not at fault in a 1924 crash where an employee being transported by a foreman to Plymouth was injured. Gardner, a section hand, sued after a hospital stay and costs, with the court noting no negligence by the railroad and detailing opinions from multiple justices.
Secretary of State W N Everett says bond payoff will come from automobile license taxes. He urges public cooperation with the license system, noting every dollar from car licensing saves taxes and funds road building. Taxpayers who have complied help fund transportation improvements while those who have not pay their share.
Cobalobustan of Poskonuayae received a 14 month parole on county road violations tied to the Mquor 1 tank. The parole was presented to the governor by representative Lewin amid testimony and support from local leaders.
Secretary of State W N Everett granted certificates of incorporation to The Fashion Shop Incorporated of Statenville with authorized capital of 13000 dollars, 3000 dollars subscribed. Colored Holmes Church of God Incorporated, an original religious group, formed by CH Hairston and others in Spartanburg, with no capital stock.
From Atlanta headquarters of the American Red Cross comes a report that North Carolina tops the South in subscriptions to the Japanese Relief Fund. Raleigh totals reach 5112.08 with additional gifts from New Hope Sunday School, Square, J White of Bunn, Mrs C R Jones, Comfort, Apex, Cary Woman's Club, and others. Notaries public authorized by Governor Morrison include L Carroll Winston Salem and W C Heltman Greensboro. further notes mention Guilford College appointing John W Cannon managing editor of The Guilfordian and other local civic updates.
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