The Church and the World and North Carolina Industry Growth
The piece opens with a moral allegory of the church clashing with the world, depicting spiritual compromise and decline, followed by Stacey W. Wade praising North Carolina's industrial growth from 1912 to 1922. He highlights rising capital and output in cotton, knitting, furniture, and tobacco, plus banks and building and loan associations, as proof of progressive development and the effectiveness of blue sky laws.
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North Carolina
Stacey W. Wade
Things to Forget Skeleton in a Closet Poem Fragment
A poem fragment warns against revealing a tall leader's hidden skeletons and past misdeeds that could ruin reputations and bring sorrow. It emphasizes keeping dark secrets from public light to preserve joy and avoid harming others.
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THE
Church and the
Angel of Mercy
Mammon
Southern Railroad
Knoxville
Thomas Hill Lumber CO
New River, Tenn
Welgill
Toy
American Tobacco
Hugh F. Webb
Johnson City
Tennessee
Moody
Mill Creek
Boone
Morgan Lumber Company
Skulls Mills, North Carolina
Chamberlain
Tutt’s
Vicks
Vicks VapoRus
MONEY
the Peoples Bank& Trust CompAny
Boone, N. C
Allen
Boone, North Carolina