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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1911

Page

5

Pulpit of Bright Quips from a Witty Era

A chaotic collage of social asides, quips, and headlines touching on censorship, wages, weather, crime, science, love, and public figures. It mixes playful observations with sharp criticism about editors, professors, boxers, and editors, naming places like Medicine Hat and New York. The piece lampoons politics, culture, and manners with satirical vignettes.

Wake Forest debate council sets Easter Monday format

Raleigh reports a Wake Forest Baylor University debate scheduled for Easter Monday at Wake Forest with both sides preparing. The item notes the format choice and the event’s regional context, reflecting college activity and intercollegiate discourse.

Wake Forest Baylor University Wato Texas

North Carolina Fisheries Meet at New Bern Convention

The North Carolina Fisheries Convention met in New Bern with leaders from across the state. R A Nunn welcomed in N B mayoral absence. T W Markham of Elizabeth City responded. Judge A W Graham elected chairman. Dr Joseph Hyde Pratt urged organizing and unity to revive the industry. Virginia official W McDonald Lee praised progress in Virginia.

Raleigh New Bern North Carolina Fisheries Convention R. A. Nunn New Hern T. W. Markham Elizabeth City Joseph Hyde Pratt Co. N A. W. Graham Oxford Graham Prat McDonald Lee Virginia

Double Murder Shocks Shelby Area Near Dixon Home

A brutal double murder occurred at the Dixon residence ten miles above Shelby near the Falton Lawndale road. Hack Ross and John Ross, two Black men, are suspects as a crowd gathers for the coroner inquest amid fear of lynching. Evidence includes tracks matching Ross’s heavy-tacked shoes. The community voices a demand for lawful proof before taking action.

Shelby Angele Cleveland County John Dixon Fallaton Lawndale Hack Ross John Ross Mr. Dixon Ross Jetton Nelson Lattimore

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