English Nobility Take Up Labor to Survive After War Tax Burden
London reports that postwar taxation pushed England's peers and peeresses into ordinary work. Duchesses fry fish and chips, ladies run laundries, and lords manage dairies and car sales, proving even the gilded class must eat and earn. Some remained jobless, but most adapt to new trades while critics acknowledge their resilience.
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England
London
So-ana
Lacy
Judy O'Grady
Duchess of Portland
Ossulston
Lord Hamilton of
Dalzell
Glasgow
Lord Northesk
Sir John Fagge
America
Charles Luckworth Herne-Soame
Lorp Hamayron
Peeressea
Albion
Lady Ouxsaisten
Charles Herne-Soame
Dole
Sudden Death of John Beery Neal Reaches Reidsville
Word arrives of John Beery Neal's sudden death in Seattle. His body to be shipped home for funeral rites from Sardis church near Madison. Neal, a Rockingham County native, spent much of his life in North Carolina and went west in 1913.
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Reidsville
N.C
John Beery Neal
Seattle
Wash
Madison
Neel
Rockingham
Henderson
Wilh Zace
Greensboro High School
Memorial Stadium
Greensboro
Roberts
Garrison
Ruth Hicks
Axton
Gilliam
Elizabeth Dorgelt
West Joitersta
Waitt
Watt
Glenn Patterson
Pilot Mountain
Local social notes and visits across North Carolina
Miss Eden Baker travels to Greenville to enter East Carolina Teachers College. Elder T A Stanfield family visit Malmais on for union services. Jack Montgomery returns to Lawsonville Ave from Blacksburg with Jimmie Briant. Fennie Lampson and Arthur Lampson visit Vera Gilliam then return via Asheville and Columbus. W L Marnard family and guests attended a Brunswick stew at Mountain View. H F Trent and son plan winter in Clearwater. Raymond Snipes returns from Washington Atlantic City and New York. Mrs Basale R Mangum and Kate E Barrett visit F Eugens Bester. Mangum is Worthy Grand Matron and Barrett a state officer.
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Bacco
Eden Baker
Franklin Street
Greenville
East Carolina Teacher's College
T. A. Stanfield
Elia Richardson
Keeling
Cormunion
Malmaison
Jack Montgomery
Lawsonville Avenue
Blacksburg
Jimmie Briant
Dry Fork
Fennie Lampson
Washington, D. C
Arthur Lampson
Lanting
Mich
Vera Gilliam
Asheville
Columbus
Ohio
W. L Marnard
Th Miarnard
Betty McMillan
W. T. Wright
Greensboro
E. N. Pugh
Mountain View
H. F. Trent
Clearwater
Fla
Raymond E. Snipes
Washington
Tlantic City
New York
Holston M. E. Conference Opens October Seventh
Pulaski Va Sept 30 Plans are underway for the 108th Holston conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South to convene October 7 at the Pulaski Methodist church with Bishop Horace M DuBose presiding The gathering marks the second time Pulaski hosts the conference since its organization in 1624 A campaign is under way to raise 500000 for Emory and Henry and Hiawassee colleges and the Holston conference board of Asian education with headquarters in Bristol Ex Governor H G Stuart serves as honorary chairman and Senator William W Brock as general chairman Mrs L A Tynes of Tazewell Va is vice chairman The Holston conference spans two districts with about 247 pastoral charges and roughly 100000 members Total church property is valued around 8750000 and 1929 30 contributions totaled 1500000 The four year rule on presiding elders prompts moves for the Knoxville district while several pastors enter their third year
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Pulaski
Plang
Holston
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Pulaski Methodist Church
Horace M. DuBose
Ainee
Emory and Henry and Hiawassee Colleges
Holston Conference
Robert N. Havens
Knoxville
Backfiring Diseases in Epidemic Control
The article discusses backfiring as a method to control turf fires and disease outbreaks by surrounding the danger with quarantines and vaccination. It notes practical limits due to policing burdens and economic impacts, and introduces a form of self-applied quarantine by individuals.
Peterson's Piles Ointment touted as ultimate relief
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a quick cure for piles. It claims the medicated ointment soothes itching and bleeding, starts healing immediately, and makes piles vanish, with a 35 cent box sold at every drug store.
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Peterson
Peter Son
Adv
Disease spread and personal hygiene in early health advice
The passage discusses how diseases spread mainly through close contact and emphasizes scrupulous cleanliness to prevent infection. It notes the value of avoiding contact with the sick and highlights protecting the mouth and feeding utensils. Also reports A Stewart of Roanoke injured in a two-car collision near Lynchburg, treated at Memorial Hospital for a knee injury.
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Lynchburg
A .c Stewart
Roanoke
Stewart
Memoral Hospital
Forest Fires Burned 52 Million Acres in U S Last Year
Washington report by the Forest Service shows forest fires scorched more than 52 million acres in the previous year, an area larger than the combined states of Ohio and Indiana. The annual summary details nationwide fire statistics and their impact.
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Washington
United States
Ono
Indiana
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Harmless Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Moves Bowels
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative. The copy highlights gentle, effective relief from constipation using herbal ingredients and pepsin, suitable for adults and children, with easy use and availability from pharmacists.
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Dr. Caldwell
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