State News From Jackson County and Forsyth Court Actions
In Jackson county Lon Brown was shot dead by his brother Fid Brown. C. J. Bowers, a railroad brakeman, fell from a freight box car between Asheville and Connelly Springs and was found dead beside the tracks. Frances White and May Stonewall of Norfolk sue C. W. Barbee for $1,000 each for expulsion from the Plaza hotel Winston-Salem. Jesse Cavanaugh and family are hospitalized after being struck by a Norfolk Southern train at Goldsboro. A clash near Clark ends with gunfire and pursuits. two white men fined for theft related to Airlie estate ornaments. Mayor Kirkpatrick declines re election. Frank R. McNinch an avowed candidate. The Journal prints reader communications on various topics including a letter urging forest pruning of giants in business to spur growth.
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Jackson County
Lon Brown
Fid Brown
C. J. Bowers
Asheville
Connelly Springs
Rockingham
Frances White
May Stonewall
Norfolk
Forsyth Superior Court
C. W. Barbee
Plaza
Winston-Salem
Jesse Cavanaugh
Kinston
Goldsboro
Norfolk-Southern
Clark
H. Stein
Wilmington
Simon Galloway
Airlie
Wrightsville Sound
Pembroke Jones
New York
Nick Lofton
Stein and Galloway
Philadelphia
Kirkpatrick
Charlotte
Frank R. McNinch
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Commelal Forest
Novus Homo
Remember the Flood Sufferers and Seed for Planting
A brief plea recalls flood sufferers facing high prices and the upcoming planting season. It questions how farmers can plant without seed and urges solidarity with those enduring hardship. The message emphasizes ongoing suffering and the need for support.
Seed Corn Drive For Flood Sufferers Urges Help And Action
A reader calls for a community seed corn relief plan to aid those affected by last July’s flood. The message urges readers to donate shelled seed corn, with arrangements for shipping and potential railroad delivery, and promises to purchase and deliver corn to a needy recipient if the effort collapses.
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Peter
Joby
Exress
Be Kind: A Moral Lesson From Ancient Leaders
A fragment urges gentleness and kindness as the core lesson from history. It argues that appearance often misleads judgment, and true character shows in deeds and conduct. The piece notes leaders have long preached kindness as a universal virtue.
Birthday Celebration at Mrs Long's Farm Home
Hig Day at Mrs. Long's Tuesday, Feb 27th celebrated Mrs. C C Long's fifty ninth birthday and the birthday of her son Walter N Long. Family and neighbors gathered with one hundred guests to a royal style meal in Longyville. Children and adults enjoyed social time while caring neighbors sent boxes of dainties to the aged and sick. Walter and Mrs Long's other children live nearby and keep harmony and unity in the family.
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Longyville
Indies
Long
R. J. Rorie
A Bilious Attack Promoted by Chamberlain's Tablets
An advertising paragraph notes a bilious attack harms digestion and liver function causing constipation fermentation nausea and headache. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver clean the stomach and restore health at a quarter per bottle.
Clear Your Skin This Spring With New Life Pills
An old advertisement urges spring cleaning for skin and body. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to flush intestines and remove winter dullness, claiming a brighter complexion and eyes. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Tr. King
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T. C. Lee & Co
General Merchandise
T. P. Dillon
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J. E. Stack & Company
All Drug
English Drug Co
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