Rat shooting leads to court conviction and fines
Night public incident reports Mr. Helms, ex press agent, firing at a rat in his office near the city limits. He missed, was found guilty in recorder’s court, and fined 450 dollars. Separate bank check case involves Zeb Cuthbertson’s bank and a suspect named Boss Pate. he was bound over to superior court.
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Boyce Helms
Night Express
Lemmond
Mr. Helms
Powter
Fowler
Law Trust
Adams
Zeb Cuthbertson
Zeb. Cuthbertson
Hoes Pate
Bruce Adams
Darkey
Mr. Cuthbertson
Center Church
Boss
Recorder's Court
Superior Court
Lon Fowler
Bruce Adsuis
Marvin Whit
Greengills
Willian Pean . C. Dispatch
McKinney
Vote
Waa Pre
Wee
Bine
McKinsey
Hlne
Fay
Intlaa Trail News Highlights Local Life and Rain Totals
The village notes a rainy spell aiding young crops while residents like Mrs. Hartis and Mrs. Morris visit hospitals and homes. Affected paths toward the Nor Hiway area and nearby farms show grey rope of fields, with townsfolk sharing updates on health, visits, and community events amid scattered names and places.
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Intlaa Trail News
the Journal. Rail
Nor Hiway
Wy Oys Hospital
Charlotte
Tix Rundett Hartis
Eneley Morris
Liler Eotellaun
Corporations With a Seal. New York World discusses civic spirit
The piece argues that American business corporations now actively support the government’s Liberty Loan, acting as unpaid agents in promoting bonds and goods. Railroads, street lines, and major industrials are volunteering aid, distributing bonds among employees and customers as a patriotic public service. Banks and brokers follow suit, showing a shift from private profit to national duty.
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New York
Honda
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted For Health
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild laxative to regulate bowels and remove waste for better health and brighter eyes. It urges taking one pill before bed to relieve dullness and spring fever.
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Dr. King
A Good Investment in War Aid and Alliances
The piece argues that Western democracy benefited from aiding the new Russian government, viewing financial supports as investments that could shorten the war. It notes doubts about adherence to allied programs but suggests that American funding helped, with potential strategic and political gains beyond immediate military use.
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Bartepean Altte
Russis
Russia
Washington
Pan German empire threat to world order
The Pan-German plan is described as three aims: colonize and build power abroad, annex or ally Wall nations, and conquer a corridor to India via Constantinople. Washington signals deem the third goal essential, a peace on the map. Wall Street would enable German hegemony over Prussia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Austria, and the Balkans, creating a Mitteleuropa empire with world destabilizing potential.
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New York World
Belgium
India
Washington
Germany
Constantinople
Wall Street
Prussia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Austria
Balkan
Great Britain
Mitteleuropa
Constantine
Proper Food For Weak Stomachs Diet Advice From 19th Century
The article argues that proper food varies by occupation and individual, urging weak stomachs to eat slowly and treat their fond propriety. It recommends Cham e lain s Tablets to strengthen the stomach and move the bowels, noting they are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Saying Love Has Many Lives Like a Cat
A pithy aphorism contrasts love's resilience with a warning about arrogance. The remark hints that affection endures, while small mindedness invites risk, emphasizing humility over boastfulness. The tone is wry and observational.
Hogwallow News: Calico Shirt Surprises Atlas Peck Next Sunday
Atlas Peck plans a public appearance in a new calico shirt next Sunday. The story drifts through Hogwallow about local travel, a creek water dispute, and a tense, evolving political meeting over pest control near Proteher Henstep. The piece blends quirky village anecdotes with a dark account of a violent domestic crime in McKinney.
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Atlas Peck
Tickville
Poke Eazley
Poke Wuek
Sin Flinders
Calf Ribs
Cricket Hicks
Frisby Hancock
Washington Hocks
Tobe Moseley
Gimlet
Gander
Treacher
Henstep
Mies
Jax Bartow
Calf Riha
Rexyola Moseley
Geocek
Lenoir man accused of theft and family betrayal
A citizen in Lenoir reports that John Bean sold his mother's saw for 85 dollars then abducted his brother's wife and mother-in-law Mrs Borders before disappearing. The noir News notes the theft betrayed family ties and hints at a wild motive as two men discuss a plan to outwit each other.
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John Bean
Borders
Lenoir
Onc
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