Democratic Nominations Mark New Era in U S Politics
Monroe Journal reports on the Democratic nomination of Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall, praising progressive aims and opposition to privilege. The editorial argues for a new birth of freedom, a government by the people, and a break from Wall Street influence, contrasting with Taft and Roosevelt. It lauds Wilson as a unifier of public welfare and criticizes old party machines.
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Mississippi
Lange
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Lad Killed on Power Wire Near Yorkville
Edward Price ten years old son of Edward Price of Clover was instantly killed by a sagging Southern Power Company line while assisting four brothers to hoe corn near their home. He walked into or tripped on the wire and fell as current remained on for about twenty minutes, leaving the body horribly burned. Coalfield area and farm life context reflect a tragic accident on a rural utility line.
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Yorkville
Edward Price
Edward P. Price
Clover
Southern Power Company
Waxhaw Socials Honor Guests At Friday Reception
Mr and Mrs JB Brown hosted a Friday night reception for guests Mrs A P Gilbert of Durham and Mrs CH Roseboro of Cleveland with Japanese lanterns and red white blue decor. Ethel Noduion and Zalea led as ushers, musical entertainment featured violin and readings, and Mrs Cleone Davis presided at the dining room. Out-of-town visitors included Misses Elle Hidton Georgie Howls Loma Sara Stephenson Charles Marks Frank Stephenson Bill Stephenson Clyde Well Monroe and Walter Sanders Hall Wilson of Monroe.
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Waxhaw News
JB. Brown
A. P. Gilbert
Durham
CH. Roseboro
Cleveland
Ethel Noduion
Zalea
Mise Cleone Davis
Dee Lin
Elle Hidton
Georgie Howls
Loma
Sara Stephenson
Charles Marks
Frank Stephenson
Bill Stephenson
Clyde Iewell
Weddington
Walter Sanders
Hall Wilson
Monroe
Ta EK. Brown
Kery
Sleeping in Hot Weather and a Good Night's Sleep
Advice on beating heat sleep problems recommends light exercise, avoiding heavy meals, a cool bath or tub bath, and a cold sponge rub before bed to help achieve better sleep on hot nights. Emphasizes cleansing and cooling the body as a path to rest.
Dwelling Burns in Chesterfield County
Mr. P. M. Arant lost his dwelling and house furnishings, including a snakehouse, in an early Wednesday fire in Chesterfield County. Firefighters fought the blaze as it made heavy headway. Insurance covers only $2000. total loss exceeds this, origin of the fire unknown.
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P. M. Arant
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