The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-23

ing "..urts for Brother Eaw -
Herald abroad and Mr. r 7 Rollins
loa&@ after tire business end % The
corcer1 This explains AA hoFT th*
Ki-e is never caught without his
thinking cap Hence those piercing
paragraphs which s~.e7m faA ~iee
% tne marx
.Llt,le Warrington and y X
jacobson have made graf Prpgve&s
and the sud ~ not et Brother
jacobson received ~ additional honor
last ear IT. being elected a. ore -
pro,iamstiors n MS subjects IN th4f
the rep~reseutafIveS frota hl~ county 20
the General Assembly And he sd
fully - well in the matter OF las
making Is he has always done "a get
ting out an excellent paper which =
Saslu9 a great deal NO CONSUL 1erst
had q NOR painstakinE or irdsstrtou=
Representative II the last House n
Representative tGan did the people -
Beautort counts.
The S~al!sbur. Post IS = handsome
production. mechanically speaking. ~
the RoEa' Printing nany. Brpthe-
John N. Julian being the power be
hind the throne" This 9 has
an ~up-to-dat~ plant and : issuing a
highly creditabie afternoon paper
Editor Julian = another pencil
rusher" no did valiant service for his
people and the State a. = member q
iEE i1FgtSk1AAES OF -
The Rocky Mount Echo has conned
a beautiful new bonnet and is more
attractive than eVer. 6onsiderebl
new type, three job presses and an
engine haze been Installed lately. and
Editor Kinlaw IS maki7g things
hum Mr.. o. C.. Ferrall. Of Calera.
Fla. has become interested in the job
department.
brother Walter y. Kenner. formerly
OF the Lincoln Journal. has disposed
OF his interests and Is de
voting al cf his energies 70 the prac-
tice Of Lax. May he live long aad
prosper continuously. He made a
creditable representative in the last
house.
The worthy young president or Our
association has be n ~"meanderlng
some the past year. but returned re-
Gently to his old love" Brother
Lassiter accepted an attractive posi-
ton with the Mutual Publishing Com
pany, OF Raleigh, several months ago
and was getting along nicely at the
capital. ct retaining a one-third in
terest in that elegant weekly. the
Smithheid Herald. Two weeks ago
Messrs. Lassiter and Beatty purchased
the holdings of Mr.. Holt in the plant.
besides Iutting IN an eclipse folder
and making other improvements, 50
that Mr.. Lassiter decided it the part
Of wisdom to go back home and "be
good" All of US Will be glad 70
know that our su~nny-spirited presi-
dent has not gone back IN HI raising.
Father" London has put away the
"Washineton idea of newspaper press
work and installed a rapid new
"~cylinder." The Record he make
should be, as it really IS. a model for
we younger kids" who sometimes
grow weary in we'll doing" Father
London never loses an opportunity to
-. T. ,,A-I 4, InFarrn af tha
brethren" and his efforts in their
behalf during the session Of
the recent General Assembly
were felt and appreciated, The
effort TO repeal that excellent libel
law. of which he is the author, was
opposed vigorously by him and other
brethren and defeated on the fna
vote by an overwhelming majority.
Major London is "all wool and a yard
wide"
The former h git CPresbyterian)
Standard of excellence is 10 be real
lied in the circle of religious journal
ism in Charlotte. Bro. r. r. Law,
VINO has done SO much faithful and
effective work of that kind in the
past. is now managing editor OF the
Standard. Various improvements are
under contemplation and that admir-
able exponent Of the better things
will soon take rank among the best
papers of its kind in the country.
Bro. w. E. Lawson no longer pos
sesses the Grit which prevails in Siler
City. He is, at present, the agreeable
and competent city editor of the Win
ston-Salem Journal, having sold his
paper in S.ler City to Mr.. Paul H.
Elkins.
The Nashville Graphic mas been
treated to a new dress, III the form
OF body and advertising type and it
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make the paper second to no seven
column weekly in the State, both as to
news service n general appearance.
The business manager is Mr.. Paul
Linckie and Bro. NJ. w. Linckie con
tinues as editor. The Graphic is run
on progressive lines and has supplied
everything it needs for giving its pat
rOns splendid service. Gasoline pow
er is employed in the operation of the
newspaper and job presses.
Bro. Thad r. Manning has been
passing around the Gold Leaf t. the
people of Vance county since 1881.
and there seems little probability of
his getting out of the habit" Glad
to note additional evidences of pro-
gress made by the Gold Leaf from
time to time.
The Gastonia Gazette no longer has
a Marshall to protect it. On Novem
Der /, 1906, that live wire in jour
HdI1SIl, passed INTO the IldfluS Oh MT.
James w. Atkins, an experienced
newspaper man, who is getting out a
nice paper. Bro. w. f. Marshall has
accepted the associate edItorship OF
the Progressive Farmer and is still
''one of the boys" He IS one of the
best newspaper men in the State and
we all wish him deserved success in
every undertaking. The very admir-
able agricultural weekly with which
he has cast his lot is to be congratu-
lated upon its good fortune in having
HIM.
The Davie Record has put in a Dia-
mond Cylinder press and lots OF new
dress material, The Washington hand
press just had TO go. Good for the
Record made in Mocksyille.
The Reformed Church Corinthian
is no more. It's name has been
changed TO The Reformed Church
Standard and it Is printed in magazine
form Of eight pages. Mr.. Chas. w
Wehler has become business manager
and that fine SPECIMEN of Christian
manhood, Rev. J. l.. Murphy, is still
editor-in-chief. Best wishes to the
Standard.
There is nothing wrong with The
Blade over in Carthage and our God
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