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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
4
End of Strongly Contested Democrat Primary
A call for calm as preparations for the second Democratic Senate primary wind down next Saturday. Gubernatorial and Labor Commissioner races also draw attention. The piece urges civility, condemns mudslinging, and asks voters to support the worthy candidate while avoiding unsubstantiated propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Labor
Aris
Watauga
The Way of Life by Bruce Barton
An quotation on rumors and gossip contrasts quick broadcasting with truth. The piece warns that rumors harm innocent people and that eyes and ears deceive, urging tolerance and sympathy toward respected individuals like Mr X. It notes how public accusations spread faster than facts and cautions against gullibility. A farm ad and thrift message follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Number Three
Alcoholism Debate by a Family Doctor
The article quotes Dr John Joseph Gaines arguing for alcohol as a medicine in small doses while criticizing anti alcohol propagandists. He asserts experienced physicians support whiskey as a simple, convenient stimulant and warns against overdose, claiming some doctors misuse science for an agenda.
Childhood and Education of Moses in Exodus and Acts
The birth of Moses signals a pivotal leadership call. Pharaoh's plan fails as his daughter saves the infant, while Moses receives providential early training from his mother and learns that true guidance comes from God, not Egyptian learning or superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Israel
Pharoah
Herod
Egypt
Jochabel
Noah
On the King's Highway A Prayer for Strength
A devotional verse excerpt by Charles Wesley seeking divine support and refuge in distress. It prays Jesus as power, fortress, horn, and rock, asking trust and preservation, with a plea for divine love to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Charles Wesley
Beauty as an essential of life and environment
The text argues beauty is vital to happiness and child development. It contends nature has endless capacity to produce beauty if given a fair chance, urging cultivation of trees, grass, flowers and other natural beauty.
Truthful Sermon Plan Sparks Congregation in England
A preacher in England vows to tell listeners blunt truth next Friday, criticizing the high standards of John the Baptist. He plans to speak plainly even at the risk of offending attendees, predicting a heated church gathering and direct refusals if invited to social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Journal
England
John the Baptist
Enlisting the Watauga County Rifle Company at War Start
Arnold Coffey recalls the first infantry volunteer company raised in Blowing Rock near Reform Church at the Norwood golf course. Col Horton led about 150 men from Watauga and Caldwell counties, marching to High Point and then New Bern before fighting near Richmond. After Horton resigned, Lieut Jordan Cook and then A J Critcher led the unit until Lee’s surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Democrat
Joel Greene
Reform Church
Blowing Rock
Norwood
First Infantry Company of Volunteers
Watauga
Caldwell
John Horton
High Point
Amos Greene
W. C. Craig
Discover Strange Race of Cave Men Found in Texas
Smithsonian expedition reports discovery of cave dwellers in southwest Texas who chewed cactus leaves like gum. Leader Frank M. Setzler notes discarded "cuds" and bones implying pre white exploration era with uncertain dates. Reverend Joseph A. Williams made a business trip to Concord Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Texas
North America
Frank M. Setzler
Paradise for the countryside if minds turn nationward
A call to lead citizens to transform the countryside into a Paradise, drawing brains from cities and industries to agricultural and rural development. The text invokes Isaiah 35:1 and urges unity of purpose to bring peace and beauty to the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of God
Former Watauga Woman Dies in Northwest
Clipping reports Charlotte Brown wife of Jole E Brown passed away at home Sunday morning June 12 after several months illness. Pioneer of Garfield Washington she moved there with husband in 1886 later settled in Farmington. Survived by husband and two nieces Mrs Callie Simpson of Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Brown
Jole E. Brown
Garfield
Farmington
Brown
Callie Simpson
Walla Walla, Wash
Brushy Fork Beats Howard's Creek In 14 To 2 Victory
The Brushy Fork baseball team defeated Howard's Creek 14 to 2 Saturday evening. Local residents and families including A D Brabston and family from Greensboro, Marshal Harmon and Asa Greene households, A D Adams and Dillard L Greene households, and Joe Moody with S F Moody visited over the weekend. Uncle Dave Fox from the area is seen with friends and fiddlers on Phillips Branch. Fred Hartley, son of D E Hartley, returned from a three year stay in Seattle, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushy Fork
Howard’s Creek
A. D. Brabston
Greensboro
Will Bingham
Marshal Harmon
Asa Greene
A. D. Adams
Dillard L. Greene
Joe Moody
S. F. Moody
Dave Fox
Phillips Branch
Fred Hartley
D. E. Hartley
Seattle
Wash
Linville News Highlights Local Visitors and Religious Meeting
Miss Pearl Franklin visits Boone for summer school then returns to her mother Mrs. Leroy Franklin. Evangelist Rev. B A Culp from Winston-Salem conducts a two week meeting at Linville Methodist Church with wife and daughter Lucile visiting locals. Mrs Karl Gallagher and children from Atlanta Georgia stay with friends. Gallagher is sister of Mrs W W Braswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Democrat
B. F. Baird
J. E. Williams
Walter Baird
Valle Crucis
J. E. Brown
Miss Pearl Franklin
Boone
Leroy Franklin
B. A. Culp
Winston-Salem
Blue Ridge Atlantic Conference
Linville
Lucile
Karl Gallagher
Atlanta, Ga
Gallagher
W. W. Braswell
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King's Highway
Joseph A. Williams
Concord
Albert T. Reid
Hhoreford
Nong
America
Uncle Sam
Farmington, Wash
Brushy Fork News
Montezuma News
Pittsburgh
Wallhide
Farmers Hardware & Supply
Boone, North Carolina
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