The Editors Leisure Hovns on Election Frequency
A compilation of editorials argues elections are too frequent from presidential to township levels. It cites Prof Edward D Jones on fruit growing and regional advantages, plus editorials from The Philadelphia Record and The Atlanta Journal praising the South's wealth and growth. A Roberts' Tasteless Chill remedy closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Edward D. Jones
Leslie’s Weekly
Jones
University of Wisconsin
Florida
California
Commonwealth
Philadelphia Record
South
The
Atlanta Journal
Roberts
W. H. Corprew
Jamesville
Roberts Drug Co
Suffolk
Simmons for Senator and the North Carolina white supremacy
A letter to the editor argues for F. M. Simmons as United States Senator, defending his leadership of the Democratic party and the cause of white supremacy in North Carolina. The author contrasts Simmons with Carr and cites party traditions, asks why opponents hope for Simmons' defeat, and defends party unity and Anglo-Saxon governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Senate
United States
Charlotte ‘Observer
Marion Butler
Carr
County Court House
North Carolina
Simmons
United States Senate
North
New England
Vance
Ransom
Massachusetts
North Carollina
Maine
Georgia
Ben Hill
Congress
Pritchard
Mr. Simmons
Mr. Carr
Carrless
Weazeless
F. M. Simmons
Deafness Cure Ear Drums Charity in New York
A wealthy donor funds the Nicholson Institute in New York to provide Dr Nichol son's artificial ear drums free to deaf people who cannot afford them. The institute can be reached at 780 Eighth Avenue, No. 9467-c.
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Sarah M. Keesting
Windsor Ave
Bristol
Tenn
SWIFT
Atlanta, GA
Free Drunk Man Brought to Station Then Home
In Denmark police find a man helplessly drunk in the street. They drive him to the station where he sobers up and then take him home. The cabman, police doctor, and agents present their charges, billed to the landlord of the establishment where the drinking began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Black silk neckties and a firm’s divinity of capital
An elderly customer seeks black silk neckties at Colton & Co, facing dismissive salesman Drummond. After persistence, the right tie is found and the old man’s encounter leads to a clerk’s firing notice for Drummond. The tale ends with a moral about capital and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Egypt
Sanders
Harts
Colton & Co
Why Hoe Failed. A Navy rerating request
A young man who nearly failed an exam for Marine Corps admission sought help from his Congress representative to obtain a rerating. Secretary Long questioned his smoking and drinking, implying they hinder future prospects, and the men left with a renewed pledge to reform and another chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary Long
Long
Enys
Navy
A Funny Courtship Exchange Over a Worn Sewing Chair
Mr Oldchapp confesses a wish for a wife and jokes a sewing machine with an oil can would let him oil his squeaky office chair. Miss Antique laughs and teases him about marriage in a playful, minuscule social moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Antique
Mr. Oldchapp
Mr Oldchapp
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Relief
Fifty year usage claim by millions of mothers for teething pain. Describes quick relief for diarrhoea and wind colic in children. Sold by druggists worldwide. Twenty five cent bottle. Warns to ask for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and not to accept other kinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Watchfulness and Liberty Guard in Olden Times
A reflection on guarding liberties as a nation faces social peril. The piece urges vigilance against drunkenness, cruelty, and threats to child life, urging readers to spread the Gospel, read the Bible, and keep personal honor bright. Includes a dated consumer testimonial and a stray TroY Times fragment about a boy at a candy shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pearson
Wilmington to Fayetteville and branch line rail schedule
Train times listed show Wilmington to Fayetteville and Sanford calls with departures at 9 00 a m and 12 25 p m returning 2 30 p m and 6 40 p m daily except Sunday. Bennettsville Maxton and Red Springs branch service operates 8 05 a m to 7 15 p m with Fayetteville connections. Scranton Neck Branch runs Weldon to Halifax to Scots Neck to Greenville and Kinston with daily except Sunday service.
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Arboro
Tarboro
Wilmington and
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
Bennettsville
Maxton
Red Springs
Hope Mile
Fayetteville
Hope Mills
M m
Carolina Central Railroad
Greenville
Kinston
Weldon
Washington
N.C
Sandy
Plymonth
Plymouth
Sand
Goldsboro
Firfield
Es Smithfield
le Ranch
Nashville
Aisivl
Nas
Rocky Mount
Clinton
Warsaw
Rai
Richmond
H. M. Emerson
Ie R. Kenly
Tim. Emerson
Ninza
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SUARD
Ethan War
Ames Q. Brauor
el Paso
Texas
Lowell
Mass
A.C. Livermon
Con
Ito
Tech Neck
J. P. Wimberley
Lawrence
Scotland Neck
Atorney-At-Law
W. J. Ward
A. Dunn
Pear
Travis
Halifax, N. C
Pce
V. Matthews
Whitakers, N. C
Drone TA Medical CO
T. Wwhitehead
Malaria
T Macnair
Vewarit
N. C
W. Grove
Hovns
Baltimore
E. T. Whitehead& Co
W. H. Lewis
Lawrenceville
E. T. Whitehead & Co
Tommy
Johnston
Michigan Drug CO
Detroit
Mich
Scotland Neck, N.C
Wilmington & Weldon R. R
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company OF
South Carolina
Ann
Guldabares
Winnenerton
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