Recreant Husband Returns as Neighbors Host Picnic
A noisy mix of local notices, a toad advocacy plea, and a death notice follow a report on Mrs. Eliza Cory McWhorter’s death from typhoid. Other items include Cedar Camp Woodmen’s Day, school sanitation notes, and political letters from South Carolina figures Tillman and Bleas e.
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Waxhaw Enterprise
Virgie Haywood
Clark Heywood
For the Deaf and Dumb
Greensboro
Mira Haywood
Galloudet College
Washington City
BE. W. Griffin
Belair
Hormiens
Eliza Cory McWhorter
B. McWhorter
College Hill
C. E. Robertson
Hugh Carey
Cedar Camp
van Wyck
J. Perry
Perry
Sovy
W. J. Crenshaw
J. KR. Thompson
Banks Morrow
Sov. Ferry
Adieus
D Jessons
Mary Wheeler Arrested in Parsonage Beer Sale Raid
Mary Wheeler wife of Rev W M Wheeler was arrested after police raided the parsonage in Winston finding a dozen bottles of beer for sale. She fled in bare feet as her husband and the district elder slept inside and pleaded ignorance. She received six months bail.
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Mary Wheeler
W. M. Wheeler
Winston
Mary
Why should the consumer always be the goat
Gov Marshall cites consumer as a goat in a Maine opening address mocking Democratic rhetoric. The piece notes Taft-Wilson betting in North Carolina with a local Asheville wager of $100 on Taft vs $500 on Wilson, suggesting weak Taft confidence and warning of electoral outcomes.
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Goat York World
Marshall
Maine
Mark Hanna
Polla
North Carolina
Taft
Ashville
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
The Ignorant Sect And Class Prejudice Highlighted
A reading notes blunt social critique of ignorance and class prejudice in South Carolina society. It targets self satisfied elites and rising youth who scorn progress in education and wages while clinging to factional loyalties and old social hierarchies.
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Columbia State
Ignory
South Carolina
Yorkshire
Wofford
Furman
Charleston College
Citadel
Clemson
University of South Carolina
Horry
Spartanburg
Oconee
Potomac
Wore Han
Ion
Xotcen Bs
Janis Ant
Dispatch
Red Bank
N. J
New York
Demographic note on North Carolina mixed ancestry group
A census report notes a rise in the mulatto population in North Carolina from 1830 to 1830 showing a 11.1 percent gain over four years, with higher United States growth at 8.9 percent. The data raises questions about inherited descent versus mixed unions as a cause.
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United States
Baby Health Teething Myths Debunked By Health Board
The State Board of Health warns teething symptoms overlap with fever restlessness and appetite loss and that many summer illnesses are misattributed to teething. Parents should offer more water and lighter foods during teething and avoid overfeeding to prevent intestinal irritation.
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Sulletin
Large vote marked by irregularities in South Carolina primary
Contests and recounts surged across counties as South Carolina voters cast a record governor primary. Officials report irregularities in Greenville Aiken York Anderson Union Newberry and Charleston amid protests. totals show Tillman leading with 73 148 and other races including Lyon Richards and Carter decided or awaiting reballoting. Police seek Ed McIntyre in High Point bombing case. 8 year old Helen Bridges killed in Pitt County motorcycle accident.
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South Carolina
Titman J
Blease
Tillman
Bleaker
Bie
Augusta Slush
Canoalea
Huberl
Lyon
Christensen
Turnipseed
Columbia
Nelli
Oregon
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator
Pinkerton Agency
Bate
Haskellam
Itouss Fam
Haskellem
Tully
Polletta
Kiamis
Jones
Duncan
B. R. Tilman
John Gary Evans
Spartanburg
Belluis
Chet Wak tUireasonale
Evans
Sparstanburg
Hig
Greenville
Aiken County
Cassels
Cassella
State Executive Committee
York County
Anderson County
Anderson
Union County
Newberry
Judge Jones
Charleston
Milli Ty Spartanburg
Helther
Lancaster
Havin
Riet
J. Fraser Lyon
T. E. Peables
John G. Itchards, Jr
T. Carter
Clease
Benator—Tillman
Talbert J Sttate Dial
Peoples
Warle
Carter
McLaurin
Richards
Wharton
Cansler
Anes
Helen
Jesse Bridges
Pitt County
Ford Cox
Uncle Billy and the Faithful Anniversary Sermon
An elderly recounting of Uncle Billy’s 114th year memory at a July gathering in Rocky Valley. The speaker Mr. Martin praised him while Billy recalled past presidents and war days, urging: Prepare to meet thy God as crowds prayed and sang.
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State House
Senator
Billy Whitley
Rocky
Martin
Charn J
Ald
Lilly Wittley
Tite
Mr. Martin
Billy
Bily
Maria
Stev
Charles I
United States
Washington
Religious Meetings Add Members Across Denominations
Several denominations in this section report active recruitment and new members. Creonsboro pastor Rex Gill helped with recruitment, adding 24 new adherents. Beehietion Pro sbytin church reports eleven joins, and other churches note new members from Charlotte to Hopewell. Local teachers and schools show parallel growth in church supported programs.
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Indian Trail
Rex
Leonard Gill
Creonsboro
C. H. Campbell
Prosbytes Tin Church
A, Marsh and Ley
Diya Minothy Een Wapiti Ehurch
Lee
Mr White Viste
Giles
Arlotte
Nelda
Avechee Hopewell
Metivaine
Mer
Prof
I. I. Oborne
Fingiak School
Hethie
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Cole L. Bleisemore
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Herman Rosenthal
Istriota
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Carolin
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Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
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Mecklenburg
Catawba River
Barker's Ferry
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High Point
High Point Express
Athenta Journal
Mma Harrott
Wit Sedi
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D. J. Harvey
Lilian Barrett
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