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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
4
Publication notice lists subscription options one year six months and three months payable in advance and notes regular advertising rates for cards of thanks resolutions of respect obituaries. Paper enters Boone North Carolina post office as second class mail matter.
North Carolinians in the Ninth District follow Washington chatter that Representative Doughton may be sent to London by the President as a delegate to the world economic conference. As Ways and Means chairman, Farmer Bob is a national figure closely tied to President Roosevelt and international finance.
Boone reports show wool prices rising from 15 to 25 cents as organizers urge farmers to pool wool and hold until June 8 meeting in Boone. They aim to maximize producer returns by selling to the high bidder, with prices already doubling from last year.
Obituary honors Uncle Lige Norris a long time Boone area resident and Confederate veteran. He served at Missionary Ridge Chicamauga and Marietta, later embraced patriotism and faith, helped found a church, and lived 65 years on Howards Creek before passing peacefully to rest.
The article argues Jesus would use modern media as the main marketplace so every issue of a national magazine becomes a fair selling world. It notes Jesus spoke in parables to the multitude and warns the value of soul over worldly gain. A publisher rule about featuring people in photos is cited to mirror public interest.
A ministerial association debated a resolution to boycott merchants selling beer but faced strong opposition. A dissenting member called the clause unchristian, while others argued the boycott promotes reprisal and revenge. The meeting reflected broader tensions in the temperance movement as Christians weigh ethical means.
The author warns readers about discussing powerful drugs with the lay public. She favors simple, practical guidance for emergencies over complex chemical theories. Technical medical discussions belong to professional circles, not general audiences.
A medical columnist discusses thyroid, arguing its complex effects are not suited for lay readers. The piece cautions against self diagnosis and warns that thyroid should only be used under physician supervision, noting many seek it after newspapers spark interest.
After 132 days of legislative work producing 1470 new laws, Governor Ehringhaus prepares for rest and upcoming appointments. Tyre Taylor remains acting Paroles head while Edwin Gill handles workmen compensation cases. The State School Commission forms with 11 district appointees, including George C Green and J O Carr, to oversee the eight month school term start.
Governor Ehringhaus weighs names for key state posts including Highway and Prison, revenue, paroles, and Budget. inclusions span J. W. Harrelson to Thad Eure and George Ross Pou. Analysts expect cabinet reshuffles as revenue and budget concerns loom and debated sales tax tests begin.
Distinct scientist concludes in The American Weekly magazine distributed with Baltimore American that ambition drives human fate. The article urges readers to buy the next issue from local newsboys or dealers to access the full discussion.
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