Journal and Observer clash over socialist critique in North Carolina
The Journal defends its stance against government intrusion into private business while criticizing the Charlotte Observer for sarcasm toward socialists and distressed farmers. The piece argues socialists seek common good, not personal gain, and condemns using public funds to aid private interests. It notes farmers have faced heavy rhetoric and subsidies debates, warning against dismissive treatment of their pleas.
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Jowrne
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
Frog Ponds
Cross Roads
Sugar Rowers Demand Aid Amid War Strains
A quotation heavy piece argues sugar rowers and feeders deserve subsidies as authorities block relief. It laments government waste and cronyism, urging sympathy over ridicule, and links distress to the European war’s impact on North Carolina households and farmers.
Baptist Woman's Missionary Institute Held in North Carolina
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Institute gathers in Rockingham and Charlotte with 27 counties represented, featuring conferences, pageants, and demonstrations. Delegates from local churches urged to attend as hosts provide free entertainment and hospitality. The Federal Reserve Board will open regional banks under the currency act on November 30.
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Marion
Miele
Fa Mixei
Talon
Te Nannat
Rovkin
Cherlotte
Piedmont
North Carolin
Wadesboro
Charlotte Stoup
North Carolina
Baptist Church and Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
Rockingham
Mis’ Fannie Dockery
Federal Reserve Board
No Cotton Bill Dominates South Carolina House Debate
The South Carolina Legislature debated total elimination of cotton in 1915 with divisions over acreage cuts and penalties. Sapp urged prohibition of cotton next year while Belser challenged elimination as ineffective against boll weevil threats, and the house adjourned after a long session. Liles to resume the debate next morning.
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South Carolina
Dover
Ste
Sone Wight
Creachon
Columbia
Supp
Woucester
Lancaster
Belser
Sumter
Sapp
Cory
Messrs
McQueen
Evang
Bethea
Charles
Adom
Sopp
Tri
Issuin
Ty Meade
Marlboro
Europe
Fio de Sary
United States
Friday
Orangeburg
Florence
Mr. Belser
United States Department of Agriculture
Southern Cotton Congress
Mr. Sapp
Liles
Oranseburg
Practical gift ideas from The Higher Education ad
An advertisement from The Higher Education suggests practical gifts for students and young people. It highlights items like alarm clocks, class meals jobs, brush holders, tie clasps, shaving gear, and notably a chafing dish for girls, pitched by The W. J. Rudge Co. in Monroe, North Carolina. The ad emphasizes normalcy and desirability of these everyday items for school age buyers.
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W. J. Rudge Co., Stationers and Jewelers
Monroe, N. C
Get Out Easy. Marshville Home Possum Incident
Mr. S. M. Harrell a Marshville route No 1 carrier reports catching two possums last week. He stored them in a barrel and found one in the keg next morning while the other had escaped through the bung hole.
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Marshville
S. M. Harrell
Efforts By Superintendent Nisbit Boost County Education
Marshville county superintendent R N Nisbit visited the area last week to oversee new schoolhouse construction. Nisbit devotes his time to educational work and his tireless efforts are driving progress in the county's schools.
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Marshvilles
R. N.nbit
Marshville
Nisbit
Mouth disease link to general health urged by early dental care
The article explains that chronic gum inflammation and tooth socket infections can cause systemic illness. It lists conditions like dyspepsia rheumatism anemia high blood pressure and heart or kidney disease as potentially connected. It warns of pus entering the bloodstream from tooth abscesses and stresses thorough dental treatment by a capable dentist.
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Rigg
Best short staple Journal Posny Agspring results
Local markets report limited readable text shows best short staple results for Journal Posny Agspring with unclear details. The fragment suggests agricultural market activity and potential crop quality indicators but lacks concrete figures or participants. Further text needed for precise summary.
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