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Department Stores
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Doctors in the large towns of the .
two Carolinas, following the example j
of Baltimore and New York physi-,
elans, have adopted a unique scheme '
for extorting fee from parents,
which for vicionsness. is seldom
equalled in the other professions.
Taking advantage cf the mental con
dition of a patient, they send him to
their friends, who are spe-ilists in
other lines, for examination, and be
fore he knows whether he is a des
perately ill person, or a victim of his
imagination, the patient has paid $10
to each specialist in the circle. A
good practitioner, in the beginning,
could have diagnosed his trouble
without exposing his purse to fur
ther' inroads.
Many of these doctors do charity J Y?
work, but their collections from well-1 f
to-do patients more than offset their.!
loss for this kind of work. 15$
There are general practitioners in ly
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Monroe who could matte as gooa, in
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not better, examinations or arnu'ieu
persons than these doctors in the
large cities if iliey only had the nec
essary equipment. It is proposed to
furnish them this equipment at the
EHen Fitzgerald hospital, hut from
the delays thai are being experienced
It looks like vcoies of Union county
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All who are interested in the choir
of St. Paul's Kpicopal church, both
grown-ups and young folks, ate re
quested to be at the church. Wednes
day night at 7:30. Choir practice led
by Mr. Uond, the organist, will begin
shortly after the short Litany service.
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Governor Bickett, addressing eight I L
to nine hundred people at Kinston I , , ... ..,. minrttv
declared the "senatorial oligarchy," i two weeks before his death at the guidance, and the senate majority
in choking to death the League of , Hindenburg line, "the epistle of an made of America a m sto e hant.
Nations covenant March 9th last. I unsuspected literary genius." It Ing from the neck of u",""lt' 1 "!
-Black Friday." broke faith with the , pi fled the spirit of America in the executive called upon the o men in
American dead sleeping in "Flanders World War. the governor asserted, the adulence to vote as tne wn
fields." i saying the nation had gone into cor- can heroes in France had snot, i
"A mighty shout ran through the flict to end war for all time, and the end that wars might be ended,
regions oN the damned and all th that the masses knew that to be its for all time.
Imps of hell shouted with Joy then.' purpose.
bo said. He invoked a voice from ' The Republican senators Imposed t'iiiminlty Meeting
the dead, reading the remaikable let- a lasting curse upon their rule in Shiloh, Wednesday. October 6th.
ter of a Thirtieth division captain to i their conduct, he declared. The rnlonville, Thursday, October 7th,
Ills North Carolina mother, written whole world looked to America for Prospect, Friday, October 8th.
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