We print no anonymous letters the Star declares
The Star says it will publish notices only when the writer's name is attached to ensure good faith. It declares the policy applies to all news items from readers and officials alike, regardless of importance.
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English Liberalism and the danger of radical socialism
A writer praises progressive legislation and British Liberal aims to empower the masses. He recalls Runneymede and flag symbolism, warning against continental socialism and land monopoly. He links English policy to reforms in America and urges curbing privileged classes.
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Oubert to Try is Own Medic The Charlotte Observer
A fragment from The Raleigh Times is cited praising the Raleigh paper’s stance on Senate candidates. It critiques partisan NC papers for misinformation and urges fair coverage, noting editors face bias and calling for balanced reporting in the future.
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Editorial volley targets Severe Kitchin in Times and Observer
The Times and The Observer publish four successive editorials attacking Severe Kitchin. The pieces reflect sharp disapproval and accuse his stance as hypocritical. The remark suggests lingering opposition among critics and calls into question his policies.
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Debt Paying and Social Pressure in Chaperal Society
A fragment discusses debt repayment ethics among seemingly respectable individuals. It notes many people who pay on time yet shirk settlements, and claims some high-status church members engage in slow payment or avoid settling bills, prompting warnings about quiet lawsuits and reputational damage.
Governor Wilhon's Speech Seeks Corporate Reform Nod
Ambiguous notes imply a speech by Governor Wilhon accepting a corporate presidential nomination. Contact mentions revenue concerns, trust law issues for corporation officials, and discussion of Great Lakes matters. Overton reportedly expected home tonight amid frost and pecan trip chatter.
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Iite Reat
Wilhon
Overton
End of An Endless Chain of Sickness and Pseudo Medicine
A fragmented account describes a medical institute offering electric bath treatments and correspondence remedies. It promotes rapid relief for neuralgia sciatica rheumatism bronchitis anemia and kidney or heart trouble with incandescent light baths and carbon ray therapies. It claims widespread patient flow from distant states and cautions against overpromising.
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Banat
Uey Go Howe
Pier
Surgical Institute
Bulale
Dog Tax Ordinance Requires Collar and Fees
The ordinance establishes a dog license with a 41.50 fee for males and 3.00 for females. Owners must obtain a collar showing the license number and keep it on the dog or face penalties. The measure carries enforcement by the city tax collector and local officials with a deadline tied to March 1992. A separate train collision near Mexia killed six people and injured others when a Lake Shore & Michigan Southern train struck an automobile.
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Crick
Mexia
Toledo
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