Union School Reports Week of Activities and Honors
The Union school notes safety talks by state inspectors and performances by Mrs Thompson and Burns recitations. Eighth graders present A Psalm of Life while visits to Standard Oil and Carolina Metal Products fascinate students. Perfect attendance reaches 38 boys and 30 girls. debates cover immigration and railroads. No taries program features Nobility and solo by Margaret Hale.
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Longfellow
Standard Oil Company
Carolina Metal Products Company
Hemenway School
Col
Fred Olds
Raleigh
Col. Olds
American Ambulance Service
Miss Johnson
Mattie Bell Cameron
Joseph Stone
Margaret Hale
Heart Throbs and Strained Relations Poem Fragment
Poem fragment titled Heart Throbs by Smiling Jonas explores four brothers and strained relations amid shared labor and cunning schemes Two cousins start a business then diverge into dissatisfaction Two pugilists clash with throats grabbed Two men purchase Five Nations lands and lose the money The piece recalls Admiral Dewey with a thank you letter from Ye Scribe acknowledges a birthday gift and a poem the author wrote
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Admiral Dewey
Wayward Child: North Carolina Cities Tackle Juvenile Courts
The 1914 juvenile court and probation law prompts Wilmington Raleigh Greensboro and Charlotte to pursue separate juvenile sessions and probation measures. Wilmington uses two volunteer officers and detains youths only when needed. Raleigh suburbs rely on private judge led conferences with limited probation. Greensboro emphasizes probation officers and community organizations for girls while reserving jail as last resort. Charlotte omits formal probation, relies on police, and explores Prisoners Aid and emergency care for juveniles.
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Wilmington
Raleigh
Greensboro
Charlotte
Asheville
Recorder's Court
Harris
Guilford County
Wyllie
Police
Prisoners Aid Association
Mecklenburg County
Associated Charities
Jones
Recorder’s Court
Jackson Training School
The Battle of Manila Bay Poem and Vigilant Verse
A poetic recounting of the Battle of Manila Bay praises Dewey and the American navy. It recalls Spanish fire, the Star Spangled Banner, and the Maine remembered, ending with a hopeful vow and the line My country may she always be right yet my country right or wrong.
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Manila Bay
Bay
Manila
Dewey
Oceanic King Declares Zone Guards Open and Closed
A regal message proclaims dominion over the sea and warns others to keep out. The sovereign asserts control of all gates, promising to open or close them as deemed.
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Ocean
To Miss Fan iE M For Her Album
A short poem praising youth and beauty by L S Galloway. It contrasts fleeting physical charm with the desire for a lasting felicity and a brighter world beyond mere beauty.
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Fan Ie M
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de Rotare
Wil
Mington
Rotary County Fair
N. Jacobi Howe. Co
Wilmington Graded Schools
Atlantic Coast Line
the Standard Railroad of
South
Goldsboro
Richmond
Norfolk
Blonday
Chadbourn
Conway
Acksonville
New Bern
Wasbh
Ington
Rocky Mount
New York
Servier
Airy
Fayetteville
Sanford
Mlton
Adlanta
Augusta
Florence
Columbia
Colum _bia
W. J. Craig
Oldsboro
Washington
Raffic
Wilmington, N. C
Nc. White
Assenger
New Orleans
Mobile
Alabama
Pensacola
Fla
Standard Railroad
T. C. White
N. C
Thomas Grocery Company, Inc
Fourth and
Campbell Streets
May Belle Carroll
Lina McEachern
Nancy Battle
Henry Bremer
John
William Hooper
Mary Hoffman and
Marion Jordan
Miss Williams
Miss Cameron
Fason
Whitted
Uncle Sam
Hemenway
Nettie Teachey
Dan Penton
Margaret McCarley
Edward Koonce
JB. McCabe & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Murchison Bank
N. J
Jonas
North Carolina
Gilbert T. Stephenson
Winston-Salem, N. C
N. Jacobi Hardware CO
Maine
Wilmington, N
Finisaiting
Whitman’s
Jarman & Futrelle
S. L. Galloway
Mary
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