Identifier: upliftserial816ston (find matches)
Title: The uplift (serial)
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Stonewall Jackson Manual Training and Industrial School (Concord, N.C.)
Subjects: Stonewall Jackson Manual Training and Industrial School (Concord, N.C.) Reformatories Juvenile detention homes
Publisher: Concord, N.C. : Board of Trustees of the Stonewall Jackson Manual Training and Industrial School
Contributing Library: University Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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zinglight of the cabaret and to be knownas one of the fast set? Is she walking in the primrose pathof dalliance with no thought of thejourneys dreadful end? Are her companions lifting her upor dragging her down? Is she seeking the love of one trueman or basking in the sunshine ofmany without manhood? Is her modesty a mockery, theprayer book and Bible relics of thepast and mothers advice the playedout whim of the antiquated? Is she no longer a comfort to thoseat home, the delight of her motherand the pride of the family circle?If this is your daughter; are youproud of her? Look at her latestphotograph. Then take down the pic-ture of mother or grandmother. Which do you like the better?And which do the men of real worthprefer? —John A. Sleicher in Leslie s. Do not dream of a position wheredrudgery is unknown, where all hardwork is put on. Put your heart inthe work and your aspiration will be-come inspiration. Be helpful and you will improveand be promoted. Six THE UPLIFT December, 1916
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Attorney-General Th omas Walter Bicketi,Govern or-Elect. North Carolina deserves coneratnlaHnnc tv,q ,-,«„ t n , ■ of North Carolina, by a handsomfmaWttv i»J Governor is a big and a high honor. The people become her Governor foTfoTyears Genera7 SSSTT^ Att°rney-Genel-1 Th™a* Walter Bickett tomands of this high office His abilitv VS TT? reSpect ab,y qual^d to meet the de- always been manifest; hi love and ZS foT l T^^ hS Zeal f°r the pro*ress of the state haschampioned a measure looking to the reS nfthe^fJ ? ™dmhted\ exhibifed when he successfullystudy, and labor, to all the agenciesfthatmlt tE*?™^ ^T US= h,s^eneroscontribution, in time,and the betterment of our neoX in I , ? £ the educat,nn and Progress of the state for eight years office of Attorney Genera Speaks S.SS 7 ^ SS WhB* hS hwt The bril,iant conduct «*X The nomination, after a soli ted conW in^ S^ ST™1 accomP,ish™^ ™<i his fidelity,to General Bickett in such manne thatTt hesnt force™ ^ncies and sple

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