Prayers and Tax Reform Talk in South News Essay
A sharp broadside questions prayerless leaders amid flood recovery and criticizes luxury expectations during disaster. It urges faith in rain, condemns idle land speculation, and calls for land tax reforms, rural credit support, and honest lending to working people. The piece also rails against political elites and touts a homeowner friendly tax policy.
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Southland
John
Myrick
Mr. Home
R. F. Beasley
General Assembly
Ikepresen
Calon
Monroe R. F. D
Cox
North Carolina
the Journal
The Town Slouch by Ellis M Clarke
The column sketches a sharp, humorous look at local life and a night shift worker's fortunes. Roosevelt backs belts as a remedy mood and a reader recalls a diarrhoea remedy story praising Chamberlain's. The piece echoes mid century local voice and opinions.
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Ellis M. Clarke
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Monroe Creamery
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