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High Point
Jamestown
Oakdale Cotton Factory
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Earth's Oldest and Greatest Building Revisited
The piece argues the Great Pyramid of Giza is the earth's oldest grand structure, built of limestone and granite, covering thirteen to fifteen acres, and rising about five hundred feet. It describes the Grand Gallery and polished stone, claiming symbolic ties to divine plans and Isaiah's prophecy.
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Gizah
Isaiah
Messiah
Egypt
Local notes on families and births from Asbury area
A citizen of Asbury Stokes county N C shares a paragraph for Mr Airy Leader noting large families nearby. It lists numerous residents with ages ranging from 12 to 27 including Mrs James Anderson Jesse Hall Geo Rogers Thompson Rogers Mrs John Goins B F Hatcher W J Cook Buck Martin Bud Palmer Frank Craddock and Henry Wilson.
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Asbury
Stokes County
N.C
Airy
James Anderson
Jesse Hall
Geo. Rogers
Thompson Rogers
John Goins
B. F. Hatcher
W. J. Cook
Buck Martin
Bud Palmer
Frank Craddock
Henry Wilson
Oldest subscribers cheerfully read The Review weekly
Mrs S J Goulsby of Stokesdale Route 2 will turn 81 next month and reads every line of The Review without glasses. The paper adds Holt and Stamey as regular correspondents from Trinity College, whose letters will appear weekly.
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Stokesdale
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A E Tate in Moranton on Business Tuesday
A E Tate spent Tuesday in Moranton on business according to local clerks.
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A. E. Tate
Moranton
San Diego Exposition Aims at Living Machinery Display
Col D C Collier reports at the Shoreham that Spain’s minister will attend the Serra monument dedication in San Diego on Sept 25 26 and 27 marking a 400th anniversary celebration. The exposition plans a working coal mine and other live exhibits to avoid dead displays.
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Priest Confesses in Murder of Girl in New York Parish
Rev. Hans Schmidt assistant rector at St. Joseph's Church is charged with the murder of Anna Aumuller. Police papers say he confessed and tried to kill himself at arrest. The motive cited is the girl’s pregnancy and a private marriage ceremony performed by Schmidt. He reportedly dismembered the body in Bradhurst avenue apartment, transported parts across the Hudson to Jersey shore, then burned the mattress.
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St. Joseph's
Schmidt
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Jersey Shore
Bubonic Plague Scare Reported in Martinez California
A death from Bubonic plague occurred in Martinez California with reports to the state board of health. Dr J D Long of the U S Marine Hospital in San Francisco provided details and the victim's name was withheld while examination by Dr D H Curry continued.
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San Francisco
Long
Sacramento
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Martinez
California
State Board of Health
J. D. Long
United States Marine Hospital Service
D. H. Curry
Guilford leads in tougher law against immoral resort houses
The Guilford Superior Court upheld a local act that makes renting a house used for immoral purposes a crime and allows forfeiture for repeat offenses. The ruling praises the measure as a model for statewide adoption to combat debauchery and license, with D Stadiem as defendant and E D Kuykendal prosecuting.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Guilford Superior Court
D. Stadiem
E. D. Kuykendal
Stadiem
Guilford
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News & Observer
White Farmers Seek Self-Protection in Segregation Plan
A Progressive Farmer editor argues for rural white self protection through race segregation policies in the Deep South. He cites fear of nonresident Black neighbors, intimidation of white wives and daughters, and loss of social order as motives for proposed statutory remedies.
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South
Simple white community law proposed to protect rural South
Clarence Poe argues for a statute allowing white majority districts to bar land sales to non whites, claiming it would protect property values and social life. He concedes flaws but deems the measure just and constitutional, offered as optional for communities seeking white protection.
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Cotton Belt
South
Clarence Poe
For Sale Good land on Rankin Street at sacrifice
For sale a plot on Rankin Street at sacrifice price. Kirkenan Seana Property interested buyers apply to Kirkman and Simmons for details and terms.
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Kirkenan Seana
Kirkman & Simmons
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