Lanecaster News Editor Attacks Tillman Tone
The Lanecaster News, now edited by Masl Jdanita Wylie, voices strong anti Tillman sentiment and anti woman suffrage. It criticizes Senator Tillman and Governor Bleane, suggesting his Senate speech reflected earlier Tilman rhetoric and urging restraint in public discourse.
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Lanecaster News
Mas! Jdanita Wylie
Titty
Senator Thinaye
Tilman
Nomini
United States Senate
Bleane
South Carolina
Tillman
United States
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Old Observer Ad Promises Health and Wealth Warnings
A historic Charlotte advertisement by William B. L. Keesler, secretary of the Mutual Building and Loan Association, links thrift to health and wealth. It cautions readers that neglecting savings leads to financial trouble, urging suppression of wasteful spending and the value of steady saving amid colorful period rhetoric.
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B. L. Keesler
The
Mutual Building and Loan Association of Charlotte
Observer
Kudzu Forage Crop Interest From Anderson Area
A report from the Anderson Mail discusses using kudzu as a forage crop in the region. Col Banks of Columbia notes kudzu has invaded his home area, feeding chickens and cows. Kudzu, a leguminous vine from Japan, survives drought, spreads via runners, and can reach long vines that root at joints, offering potential hay or green feed if properly cut and managed.
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le Nota Prace i Farmer
Ind
Anderson Mail
Banks
Columbia
Japan
Col. Barks
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Col. Jc.stribling
Pendleton
Kuden
Whiel
Book Trust Criticized for Standardization Push
A letter laments book trust influence on North Carolina schools and calls for uniform standard editions retained in curricula to save money and improve learning. It argues publishers push frequent changes, harming families and education, while praising consistency and authorship integrity. The writer condemns profits over student need and urges reform.
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Book Trust
American Book Trust
North Carolina
Ewig
Evrth
Hina
Ife
Ady HD. Stewart
Plea Opposes Federal Segregation Policy to Wilson
The NAACP appeals to President Wilson against segregation of Negro and White workers in federal offices in Washington. The petition warns such a move would deepen injustice and provoke discrimination and outrages. Also notes George W. Watts of Durham offers to fund a Pellagra ward at Watts Hospital. Junior Order names J. W. Sechrest state counselor. next meeting set for Durham.
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Wilson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Washsington
Lince
Rene
George W. Watts
The
Watts Hospital
Durham
State Council of the Junior Order
Wrightsville Beach
J. W. Sechrest
High Point State Counclor
Mourning Deaths and Fire Tragedy From Virginia News
An obituary fragment notes Uncle Morven Senti Teron Martin dies after a car vehicle injures him while sleeping near G A Martins store in Teron Virginia. A separate fire kills three children of Larkaday family in Diascond near Toano as neighbors rescue efforts fail. Governor Craig is informed of a rail rate dispute. Southern Railway to address freight charges when Finley returns September 1.
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Su Morven
Teron
Martin
Heath
Allen
G. A. Marlin
Tim
Mahi
Big Master
G. A. Martin
Marcus Ham
Frank Littl
Wm. McKinley Teal
Toano
Oliver Harkaday
Diascond
Mary Hizabeth
William Harkaday
James Bozur, Jr
Larkaday
Craig
Thom
The
Southern Railway Company
Finley
Southern
Drowning at Ki on river during storm claims several lives
A severe windstorm led to boats overturning on the Ki on river near the Mie phan channel. Government official Henry Mosse was among the drowned. Several others did not survive while some managed to reach the bank or seek aid.
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Henry Mosse
Paris
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