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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1924
Page
4
The snippet shows licensing language about republication rights for AP and local news. no identifiable event or person. It reads as a media rights notice rather than a news item.
The public wants clear policy on roads taxes ports and development not personal squabbles between McLean and Meekins. Voters seek how candidates stand on issues amid calls to move beyond insults and focus on economic questions and truth.
The article quotes Anatole France saying he knows death and does not fear it while doctors report no hope for his recovery. It contrasts fear of death with apathy to what follows and questions why people ignore precepts about the afterlife. It asks how to explain the paradox.
Secretary Grantham announces readiness for the Wilson County fair next week urging strong attendance. He emphasizes community support and invites friends from other communities to visit during fair week. He asserts the fair’s success depends on turnout and notes post World Series politics may resume.
A narrator recalls watching a man with bell-bottomed trousers on 42nd Street near a library may be from Black Creek or Fremont. The piece notes the sighting of well dressed men on Fifth Avenue and the narrator’s vigil while observing street fashion.
Tomorrow Sells Floto, famed for the world’s largest circus parade, arrives with trained and wild acts. Erma Ward and Mayme Ward headline aerial feats, 36 educated horses, 16 elephants, and the Bride and the Beasts spectacle promise lavish pageantry and a half holiday parade day.
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