Concert at Oxford Public Hall Impresses Attendees
A well received concert at the Oxford court house drew praise for thirteen children’s class work and the instructor's thorough training. The feature highlighted a local revival of Philathea work and pride in the state fraternity, while a late burglary involving S A Rick’s store prompted notes on theft and local impact.
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County
Drewry
Messrs
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Siedman
Tawa Builders Promote Community Boosts In Newspapers
Tawa Builders praise boosters and newspapers for supporting town progress. The note emphasizes daily public action and better press as key to community improvement and civic growth.
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Bors
Yillaington Star
Public spirit and duty urged in Lexington bridge tale
The Lexington Dispatch uses a bridge repair incident to urge local citizens to share public duties. It notes neglect by many residents and road trustees, then calls for gradual civic training and broader responsibility across counties. Halifax detectives later recover stolen goods from a Weldon store burglary, arresting a young suspect and recovering about $83 in items.
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Davidson County
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Ward
Weil
Charlotte
Halifax
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Emporia
Weldon
John Smith
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Hodges
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Norfolk
Percy Jackson
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Two-Horse Plows Versus One-Horse Brains Across Farms
Clarenc Poe argues in the Raleigh Progressive Farmer that southern agriculture wastes wealth by sticking to one-horse plows while northern and western farmers and even China use two or three-horse power. He urges adopting higher power farming to avoid halving mental effort and output.
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Nebras
Noranes
China
Renga
Clarenc Poe
Raleigh
Legislature tightens tax rules on charity shows
The Greensboro Record notes a prior lax stance allowed fake charity entertainments to dodge taxes. An attorney general opinion now clarifies that any payment involved triggers a license tax. The piece targets fairs, bazaars, and college-style acts as potential frauds, urging caution against professional entertainers posing as charitable events.
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P.S
Greensboro
Rexall Orderlies Promise Gentle Bowels Relief
A Rexall Store ad offers Rexall Orderlies for aged or weak constitutions with constipation or bowel disorders. The product is billed as soothing, strengthening and regulating without griping or nausea, sold by E. T. Whitehead Company at 25c and 10c.
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Rexall
E. T. Whitehead Company
Woman Credits Cardui For Restoring Health After Panic
A Mississippi Valley reader reports she felt near death until trying Cardui, calling it the tonic that revived her heart and vitality after years of poor health. The letter urges other women to use Cardus, the woman's tonic, promising improvement.
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Ark
News From the National Capital Highlights Reforms and Political Shifts
Washington reports a wave of changes in Republican clubs renaming to state societies, while Democrats push reform bills on civil service merit and waste. Postmaster General Hite boasts cost cuts and department economies, with labor clashes over arrests and a proposed abolition of the Senate and penny postage for DC and possibly states.
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Corres
Washington, D. C
Illinois Society
Nebraska Republican Club
Nebraska Society
Senate
Divi
Hite
Spisois
China
Indiana
Small
Congress
Washington
Victor B
Milwaukee
Wis
House
United States Senate
District of Columbia
Itching Piles Prompt Cure by Dean's Ointment
Itching piles worsened over years provoke profanity but Dean's Ointment claims to cure internal and external piles after years of use. Available at any drug store.
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Dean
Peebles Judge Denounces Verdict In Open Court
In Statesville the judge denounced a recent verdict as an outrage and ordered jurors to leave the courtroom, urging judges to reprimand jurors when verdicts are notoriously wrong and to discharge them from service.
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Peebles
Statesville Laz
Kitehin Addresses Republicans on Democratic Reform Plans
The Pittsburgh Press reports Kitehin’s Saturday address shows no half measures in reform and signals Democrats face decisive opposition from Republicans in Congress. Howell of Greensburg endorses a household remedy as a trusted product sold by dealers.
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North Carolina
Kitehin
Pittsburgh Press
M. Howell
Greensburg
Atlantic Coast Line Orders Large Rail Equipment Expansion
The Atlantic Coast Line places a large forward order for 15 Pacific type passenger engines, 20 large freight engines, 25 passenger coaches, 4 combination cars, 1 400 box cars, 50 phosphate cars, 50 ballast cars, and 20 cabooses. Delivered in summer, the move signals intent to serve travel and shipping demand and to stay among Southern railways leaders amid ongoing double tracking and bridge work.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Coast Line
Southern Railways
Croup Remedies Promoted for Home Use
An advertisement outlines Hyomei as a home remedy for croup and other illnesses. It instructs dropping 30 drops into boiling water, inhaling the vapor, and keeping a 50 cent bottle on hand. The ad asserts quick relief and a money back guarantee, with vendor details and a free sample offer.
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E. T. Whitehead Company
Booth
Buffalo, N. Y
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