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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1924
Page
4
Nebraska public health official A. D. Pinto proposes revoking marriage licenses if couples do not have children within two years, with disability exceptions. The plan, backed by Pinto as he enters the Legislature, draws sharp criticism and questions about reformist motives.
Editorials across North Carolina discuss James B. Duke's offer to endow Trinity College if it becomes Duke University. Arguments praise expansion yet oppose erasing the historic name. The piece critiques the public disclosure approach and suggests a discreet, trustee-led path. It notes the Wilson Tobacco Market's smaller yet steady expected sales and jokes about a Christmas problem involving a Klansman couple. Nashville forms a Kiwanis Club signaling progress.
The writer confesses the difficulty of choosing how to spend spare evenings. They admit frequent retreat to radio magazines and crossword puzzles but admit occasional envy of couples discussing science or other topics with their spouse. The piece ends noting the ongoing pondering.
In our window you can see this genuine Old English willow pattern chin aware style labeled by Diidy and Agnew. Price listed as 12.50e.
English made chinaware praised for its beauty and quality. Dildy and Agnew offer a refined, festive holiday piece.
Notice of sale under mortgage deed dated January 1 1923 from W D P D Bissette and Savannah Bissette to R F Bissette. Default on note. Sale on Sunday January 11 1925 between 12:00 M and 1:00 P M at courthouse door Wilson NC for cash of a 20 acre tract in Wild Fields Township described by routes and landmarks. Assignee R F Bissette.
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