Committeemen and public schools critique by Epiror
Watauga Democrat reviewer Epiror argues school committees miss duties, burden teachers, and hinder progress. He urges reform through regular visits, accountability, and a shift away from blaming teachers, citing local examples and references to North Carolina politics.
Trinity College Trustees Clear Bassett in Controversy
Trustees exonerate Bassett over the South Atlantic Quarterly article while he remains History chair at Trinity College. Despite public pressure, seven trustees defended him amid calls for Booker T. Washington to award a Tuskegee chair. North Carolinians urged to support Trinity's stance amid the controversy.
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Bassett
Trinity College
South Atlantic
Booker Washington
Tuskegee
Dukes
Trinity
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health For Pale Blooded Teens
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion restores strength flesh and color to those with sick blood. It praises Cod Liver Oil rich nutrition and notes young women in their teens are cured of paleness weakness and nervousness with regular use. A sample offer is extended with address Scott and Bowne New York.
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Scott
County Exhibit for Watauga County 1903 Details
County exhibit entries list numerous agents and paupers with small sums, plus county officers and election officials. Names include Joe H Johnson George Lawrance and J Hodges. Totals reference paupers and agents for various claimants, plus county home officers and election staff.
Inishing wood for county pay per 115.0 w Miller
Record fragment lists names and roles in county operations including reg voters and judges of election with various pay figures. Mentions Isaac Greer Ker ley day juror Ma Teague Elrod Norrig and Blackburn as county official roles.
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Joe H Johnson
George Lawrance
Ervin Horston Pauper
Ruper
Dishman
Greer
H Black
Ellis Gall
L Daves
Fannie Earp
WL. Poeer
Roxendine
B Dougherty
Gane Presnell
Elismith
Child
John W Hodges
Geo Watson
Roby Moretz
Church
C Carroll
L Norman
Pauper
Bwinkler
RL Profit
Hodg
Achteher
Leroy Priplett
T Carroll Agt
Smith Carroll
Wacalaway
Geo Townsend
LM Triv Jett
Teague
L&e
T J Coffey &Bro
EM Harman
Ragan
RT Brickell
We Miller
South Mg
Ray
Manley Greene
J Willer
Roby Green
W M Sherwood
Cs Cottrell
Wc Miller Jude
L Fox
A ¢ Fletcher
Ewelborn
Fwinkler
J W Hodges
EB Estinson
Green
Ervin ‘Green
Edwards & Broughton
JB Robbins
Blackburn
Farthing
W Miller
MA Teague Keeping Co
Rc Rivers
Bridge Lamber
Norris
J Norris
Colvard
Baliff
Brookshire
Lamber
Haves Eer
Taylor & Maat
Dtaylor Ser
Joho H Bingham Masiking
Miller
Howell
Isaac Greer
Ma Teague
Elrod
Cranville Norrig
Winkler
M al Norrie
Wecuaire
Trinity College students mock editor over controversial article
The passage condemns Trinity College students for effigy burning the News and Observer editor over a widely discussed black article. It accuses the denomination’s school and faculty of tolerating the act, calling the behavior shameless and disgraceful.
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Trinity’ College
News and Observer
Bassett
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Promo Copy
Slogan style ad urges readers to use Dr King s New Life Pills for relief from dyspepsia dizziness headache liver and bowel troubles. Claims gentle yet thorough effect with price two cents in a vintage Blackburn s ad tone.
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Dr. King
B. Blackburn
Raleigh Post Hails Senator’s Early Vote on Forest Reserve Bill
The Raleigh Post notes Senator Sena tor secures the initial score by a favorable committee report on the Appalachian Forest Reserve bill. The article highlights his decisive, persistent approach in pushing the measure.
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Raleigh Post
Candy Cathartic Ad Promotes Cascarets as Modern Remedy
An old advertisement touts Twentieth Century Medicine Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a superior treatment to ancient pills and liquids, claiming genuine stamped CCC and single 10 cent sales in all druggists, not sold in bulk.
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C.C.C
Members of Congress Drawing Salaries Despite Inactivity
A satirical remark laments Congress members not acting while continuing to collect salaries, attributed to an editor or individual identified as Ex. The quip implies frustration with legislative inaction and job compensation without results.
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Congress
North Carolina Press Association opens winter meeting
The first mid winter session of the North Carolina Press Association convened at Washington Wednesday of last week with an attendance of 100.
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North Carolina Press Association
Washington
Dowie City in Receiver Hands as Dowie Couple Flee
The article notes Zion City near Chicago is in receivership. Mrs Dowie and her young hopeful travel toward Australia for their health while a claim about a lawn household and infidel is made. The tone mocks Dowie and his leadership amid financial and personal turmoil.
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Dowie
Zion City
Chicago
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