State News Roundup From North Carolina Regions
Reports cover an orphanage being built in Raleigh and a 26 7 Tarboro season record. A State Guard encampment cost about 5000 dollars while Laurinburg forms The White Man s Constitutional Amendment Club. Mocksville s Masonic picnic raised 600 dollars for Oxford Orphan Asylum. Greensboro to manage a dispensary at monthly pay. Coastal bankers ponies losses from a storm. Atlantic North Carolina railroad directs earnings to improvements. Ayer s Sarsaparilla praised by druggists. Charlotte to gain a top auto system. John Stevens dies in Charlotte after eating glass. a woman linked to the incident is cleared. Randolph Argus notes a teacher collected over 8000 in public school money since age 18.
Hot Springs Bath Excursions Promoted by Southern
The notice promotes trips to Hot Springs Arkansas via Southern Railway citing health benefits for grip and various ailments. It mentions mountain climate, year round hotels, and illustrated literature through C F Cooley and the Business Men's League. Travel details and excursion tickets offered by W A Turk, General Passenger Agent, Southern Railway.
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Hot Springs
F Cooley
Business Men’s League
Ark
Turk
Southern Railway
Washington D.C
Returning From Captivity Ezra 1 in Sunday School
The lesson surveys the return from exile in 536 B C and the roles of Zerubbabel and Joshua. It notes Cyrus proclaiming permission to rebuild the temple and the distribution of vessels, with Beech er and Peloubet interpreting the political and religious context. Alabama Senate action on a public dispensary plan is mentioned as a separate note.
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Pelewbet
Ezra
Nehemiah
Babylon
Jerusalem
Land of
Israel
Judea
Judeans
Aaron
Hilkiah
Temple
Josiah
B. C
Rawlinson
Cyrus
Darius
W. J. Beecher
Judah
Beecher
Zerubbabel
David
Tirshatha
Pasha
Joshua
Peloubet
Nebuchadnezzar
Jehovah
Persia
Mithredath
Sheshbazzar
Mithredeth
Mithra
Zerubbahel
Alabama Senate
City Boys Versus Country Boys in School and Work
A St Louis Republic piece argues city labor harms youth. City youths leave school early, endure long hours in factories, while country youths stay longer in school and enjoy better health. It contrasts strength, liberty, and future prospects between urban and rural youths.
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St. Louis Republic
New Century Puzzle Reveals First Year of Century
Puzzle instruction describes cutting four triangular sections to assemble a square with half exposed and, when correct, revealing the first year of the new century. Dialog shows a tense family scene with a father threatening punishment and a child crying over Sunday clothes and restrictions.
The Lady of Manila Described by a Chicago Record Writer
A Chicago Record writer describes the Lady of Manila as a refreshing spectacle, always neat in bright calico skirts knee length and no stockings. She wears a gauzy waist over a white undergarment with elbow sleeves and exposed shoulder, hair knotted with a long comb, until she reveals a three- inch black cigar and abruptly expectorates.
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Manila
Chicago Record
Piece of advice sparks family pie clash
A domestic disagreement unfolds as a parent calls a child to address a perceived misstep. The exchange hints at tension within the household and ends with a warning of counsel to be delivered. No further actions are described.
Fashion Note: Velvet Ribbon Styles at Neckline
A heavy corded ribbon with brocade bowknots in a contrasting color is in vogue for neckwear, finished at the neck with a long bow.
Promises and misunderstandings at the wedding ceremony
During the ceremony a quarrel unfolds as Mrs Newwed-Oh accuses her husband of promising to quit smoking, while he insists he did so. A quip about Adam and Eve follows, highlighting playful marital banter.
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Mrs. Newwed
John
Mr. Newwed
Adam Frst
Eveghe
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Tarboro
State Guard
Laurinburg
Mocksville
Oxford
C. Kennett
Guilford
Greensboro Dispensary
Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad
Ayer
Charlotte
John Stevens
The
Randolph Argus
W. N. Stephens
Asheboro
Uncle Sam
Rat Springs of
Arkansas
the Sunday School
Wm. K. Fisher
God
J. C. Aver Lowell
Maes
City Vs. Country Boys
New Century Puzzle
Johnny
Man
Willie
the Lady of
Horner Military School
OS Pord
N. G
North Carolina College
Agriculture and Mechanic
Geo. T. Winston
West Raleigh, N.C
Orange County
Sear Mebane, NC
Preston Lewis Gray
Bingnam School
Mesane
Chicago
Baer Orton Arcr
Sirrom Tench
Sears, Roebuck & CO. (Inc
Chicaco
Ill
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