Green and relatives visit in Thomasville headline style
Mr and Mrs J A Green spent yesterday in Thomasville with relatives. M J Rhynland and Earl N Phillips left for a business visit to Chicago and expect to be away all week. Little Marjorie Dale Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Wilson of Winston Salem, is spending the weekend with relatives here. Randall B Terry has returned from Florida after recuperating from influenza and appears fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wilson
Winston-Salem
Sarah Joyce
Wilson
Jessie Carroll
High Point
J. A. Green
Thomasville
M. J. Rhynland
Earl N. Phillips
Chicago
Marjorie Dale Wilson
Randall B. Terry
Florida
Bridesmaids in blue at Swedish Norwegian royal wedding
Bridesmaids in shades of blue join Princess Martha as she wed Crown Prince Olaf of Norway. Across the globe brides in blue pink yellow and white walk the aisle.
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Martha
Sweden
Olaf
Norway
From Bridesmaids in Blue to Darby and Joan Scams
A column sketches social pressure on wedding splendor from humble brides to princesses. It lampoons lessons on piano wind instruments and cold resistance, cites Miss Rose Goldstein’s inefficiency charge after a student’s accident, and recounts Darby and Joan duo Hor rible frauds sentenced to life.
Fragmentary phrase on transformation and willpower
The readable text hints at a discussion of changing appearance or identity through intent, mentioning a pug nose and becoming Roman by sheer will, but lacks complete context or verifiable facts.
Mrs Pinchot Resumes Trip After Hair Tonic Mistake
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of the former Pennsylvania governor was en route to Key West after a stop in Savannah where she received treatment for possible ill effects of hair tonic she drank thinking it medicine. She learned of the error and telegraphed the tonic makers then left the private hospital to continue her journey.
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Savannah
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Key West
Fla
New York
T. P. Waring
Flashes of Life and Notable Figures Abroad
New York notes reveal Lord Cavendish, early twenties, son of the Duke of Devonshire, starting a financial apprenticeship with J. P. Morgan and Co. Viscount Harcourt to join soon for similar training. Washington reports labor secretary James J. Davis dreams of owning a plane but lacks funds. New York items recount Hank Miller's 60 day workhouse sentence after years of subway life and 11 000 dollars in savings. Sunningdale notes the Prince of Wales to spend a de luxe week at the golf course.
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New York
Lord Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
J. P. Morgan and Co
Viscount Harcourt
Hank Miller
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Suburbs and Major Networks
An extensive rundown of radio programs and station lists for multiple markets including New York WABC WEAF and WOR and affiliates. It details show times from 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM with musical performances, orchestras, children's programs, news hours, and special segments across dozens of stations and frequencies.
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WABC
New York
WCAU
Wnac Wean
WFBL
WKBW
WCAO
WJAS
WLBW
WMAL
W. Wile
U. S. Navy
WFAN
WNAC
WEAN
WADC
WHK
WMAIL
Paul Whiteman
WKERC
WGHP
WSPD
WDBI
WTAR
WWNC
WLAC
WDOD
WBRG
Institute of Music
WKRC
Royal Canadians
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
WRC
WTAM
WSM
Dinser
WCAE
WFI
WCSH
WEIL
WGY
WGR
WTIC
WIAR
WTAG
WEEI
Ienia Fonariova
WEEL
Wiel
WRE
WJAR
WWJ
WEN
WHAS
WSB
Eskimos
Une
WJZ
U. S. Army Band
WJR
Bob Pierce
WJJZ
Harold Sanford
WBZ
Small and Robertson
WHAM
Godfrey Ludlow
Andy Sannella
WBAL
KDKA
KYW
WBT
Thremen
WLW
WGN
Cleveland
Hotel Orchestra
Symphony Orchestra
WCX
Detroit
WAPI
Birmingham
Conservatory of Music
Big Four Quartet
Dance Orchestra
Charlotte
Charlotte Drama League
Louisville
Happy Hoosier
WEAEF
WSM Nashville
Craig
Conservatory
Paris liner mud bath bill shocks New York
New York reports a $25 000 bill for mud bath operations to launch the liner Paris from harbor flats. The cost covers tugs and barges, pumping oil and water, extra fuel and food for 1 000 passengers and crew.
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New York
Paris
Harbor Flats
Burglars Enter Lunch Room Behind Anbud Cob next to Elizabeth Anbud
Burglars pried into a brick wall then forced entry to the Elizabeth Anbud Lunch Room in Columbus. They ransacked the cash register and escaped with 8 12 dollars, a small haul for the effort.
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Columbus
Gardner’s Packed Week With Expos and Addresses
Governor O Max Gardner undertakes a busy itinerary this week traveling from Raleigh to Farmville for the Eastern Carolina Exposition, then to Kinston for a Chamber of Commerce address, and Durham for a Merchants and Manufacturers Exposition. He plans to return to Raleigh for a State Highway Commission meeting.
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Merchants and Manufacturers Exposition
Durham
Gardner
Capitol
Farmville
Kinston
Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Governor to join highway commission decisions on patrol chief
Morrow notes upcoming matters in which the governor is keenly interested. The highway commission is poised to select a captain of the state patrol and may consider using prison labor in highway work with Governor Gardner taking the lead if needed. The governor now sits ex officio on both the highway commission and the Department of Agriculture under the 1929 budget act.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Lexington Kiwanis Club
Board of County Commissioners
Jones Hedrick
Kiwanis Club
Highway Commission
Gardner
General Assembly
Department of Agriculture
Koerner brothers save pennies for motor car
Six years ago Clarence and George Koerner of Dayton Ohio began saving Indian head pennies. They made the first payment on a motor car with 40000 of them.
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Clarence
George Koerner
Dayton
Ohio
Ireland and Phillips Speak at Lexington Merchants Banquet
Charles H. Ireland a Greensboro businessman and Major Wade H. Phillips of Lexington spoke at the Lexington Retail Merchants association annual banquet. Ireland offered practical ideas for merchants while Phillips explained provisions of the Workmen's Compensation Act. Alfred E. Jakobsen, a tall police beat officer who also studies at the University of Minnesota, was noted in the report.
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Lexington
Charles H. Ireland
Greensboro
Wade H. Phillips
Department of Conservation and Development
Lexington Retail Merchants Association
Ireland
Phillips
Alfred E. Jakobsen
University of Minnesota
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