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Saturday, June 16, 2018
Three Little Boys, Free to Good Homes, 1916
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"Special Notices,” from the June 16, 1916 issue of The Monroe Journal. Wanted—Homes for three little boys. Father dead and mother un...
Our Community Needs a Public Library, Says Mrs. Phifer, 1916
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“The Need of a Public Library” by Mrs. Roscoe Phifer, from the June 16, 1916 issue of The Monroe Journal. Any consideration of a public l...
Friday, June 15, 2018
Finally Getting Control of Typhoid In North Carolina, 1934
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“Typhoid Fever Has Been Greatly Reduced,” from the Rocky Mount Herald , Friday, June 15, 1934 It is only occasionally that we take time ...
Thursday, June 14, 2018
Our Flag Floats Over Battlefields in Europe, Fighting Hordes of the Autocracy, 1918
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From the front page of the Chattanooga News , June 14, 1918 The Flag, Our Flag, the Oldest Flag That Flies One hundred and forty-on...
Happy Flag Day, June 14th
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President Woodrow Wilson signed a presidential proclamation in 1916 establishing June 14 as Flag Day.
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
To Lower Taxes on Average North Carolinian, Raise Taxes on State Employees, Investors, 1934
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“Income for Sales Tax,” from the Chatham News , as reprinted in the Rocky Mount Herald , Friday, June 15, 1934 It has been figured out t...
Should Trained Office Workers Be Paid Starvation Wages? 1934
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“$30 a Month,” from the Durham Herald as reported in the Rocky Mount Herald , Friday, June 15, 1934. Two articles on the same page. This on...
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