Prophet of San Francisco echoes in local discourse
A defense of Henry George and his Progress and Poverty is presented, arguing the need to curb parasitism and misused labor as a wartime national issue. The piece links his warnings to present economic strain, cites FE Roberts on labor in war and peace, and laments ignored insights while urging action to ensure labor is fairly rewarded.
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George
Duke
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United States Mint
National City Bank of New York
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Do Blackberry Soften the Rigors of War
Indian Trail June 26 reports on the question if war terrors ease with blackberry harvest. notes local social items including Dv. B. B. Shankell’s return to pastor at Bristol and various neighbors visiting, birthday party details, and a threshermen campaign in Matthews neighborhood.
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Bristol
Tonn
O James Crowell
Sam
Thomas Morris
Henry Nailor
Monroe Morris
Grady Hooks
Jessie
Tommy Hoover
Joe Kendall
Monroe
W. P. Ken
Stouts
J. J. Parker
Monroe Bar
Willie Ruth Kendall
W. P. Kendall
Miss Kendall
Plano
Ant
Starnes
Chamberlain’s Tablets Praised By Richmond Man
F B Trossey of Richmond Kentucky extols Chamberlain’s Tablets noting they beat all medicines he sold. The testimonial mentions relief for indigestion and constipation. A stray joke about a young rooster and ambition appears amid the ad copy.
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F. B. Trossey
Richmond
Hair Darkening Tea Delights Graying Tresses
Unscrubbed ad copy touts a sage tea and sulfur mix to darken hair. It claims natural shading, a glossy look, and removal of gray with repeated application. The note says not a disease cure.
North Carolinian in Command Led Destroyer Crew
Jmmet C. Gudger, Asheville native and son of ex-Congressman Mrs. J. M. Gudger, commands the second floilina of torpedo boat destroyers sailing from New York for European waters on June 1. The 16-destroyer fleet sails under Admiral Sins with Gudger in navy service 18 years, recently serving as paymaster on the PresidYocht Mayflower before promotion to commander. In a separate case, RS Taylor, editor of the Duplin Record, convicted in Wilming ton Recorder’s Court for seducing a 17-year-old girl, sentenced to six months on the roads, appeals pending.
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Jmmet C. Gudger
J. M. Gud
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Cristwate
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Gudger
RS. Taylor
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Recorders Court
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