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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1924
Page
8
The notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of its news dispatches and local news published in the paper. It outlines reprint limitations and local publication rights.
The Elizabeth City Independent editor disputes Ham's devil concept, arguing God allows temptation but grants us free will. He compares moral choice to a boy raised with overbearing guardians, emphasizing personal responsibility, discernment, and the possibility of reward or punishment based on actions. The piece ends urging readers to attend the big fair Tuesday.
The narrator recalls asking hotel clerks about Ed C as he returns from a trip to Greenville and notes a note left for two newspapers. Ed says no one saw the narrator, who then reveals he stayed at a site in Greenville and that Ed found the note. The piece ends with a government relief allocation for flood victims in the Lake Maggiore region after a cyclone.
Clark Griffith master of the Washington club buys Vean Gregg, veteran left hander, from a Pacific Coast League team to strengthen the 1925 pitching staff. Gregg to report next spring in Tampa for relief work and is around 40 years old with 23 wins this season leading southpaws in his league.
Ground was broken for four brick store buildings at the corner of Raeford and Webb streets, the old Rough & Ready Theatre site. Owner is John A. Mitchiner Jr of Edenton. contractor is E F Taylor of Guidsboro. A Kiwanis minstrel drew a full house, with strong intent to reprise at Spartanburg district convention.
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