Pritchard Likely to Get Office Away From Negro
Washington reports indications that Representative George M. Pritchard of Asheville North Carolina will likely be assigned quarters in the house office building away from the immediate vicinity of Oscar De Priest the colored congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Lynn
Washington
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
N. C
Oscar de Priest
Chicago
de Priest
Pritchard
Jeter C. Pritchard
McKinley
Simmons
North Carolina
Judge Pritchard
Senate
Senator Overman
Congress
Congressional Club
Konjola praised as new medicine aids healing
An advertisement extols Konjola, listing its 32 ingredients and claiming it banishes disease causes rather than masking symptoms. A user story from Mr. Melvin Walker of Johnson Street illustrates perceived cures after wartime injuries. The Konjola Man operates daily at the Main drug store, 105 South Main Street, promoting the product to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Montola
Melvin A. Walker
Johnson Street
Mr. Walker
Outdoor Living Rooms Move Into Every Back Yard
The Yard and Garden Contest promotes an outdoor living room feeling on small city lots by leaving space open and planting shrubs trees and flowers around borders. The article notes these spaces become added rooms enhancing homes in crowded cities and reflects on seasonal use and decor.
Leviathan Voyage Instructions for Westward Trip
A fragment notes the Leviathan carrying 700 quarts on a voyage to Europe and mentions ship officers receiving instructions for the westward leg. The text suggests ongoing procedural guidance and navigation steps for the return or outbound journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Shipping line defends liquor sale aboard ship near twelve mile limit
Sheedy said legal advice assures no law is violated by the arrangement and the ship would carry enough liquor to reach the twelve mile limit. Senator Wesley L. Jones calls it a mistake and says a U.S. ship is U.S. territory, risking travel boycott. Anti-Saloon League’s Orville S. Poland predicts lost business and vows to test the ruling if errors are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheedy
Wesley L. Jones
Orville S. Poland
New York
Anti-Salova League
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Funeral Services for Mrs Ed L Owen Held
Funeral services for Mrs Ed L Owen of Yadkin College were held at her home and in the cemetery with Rev N G Bethea officiating. She was born near Asheboro on April 13 1857 and married Edward L Owen February 24 1885. Surviving are seven children two of them in Gibsonville Lexington and Akron with eight grandchildren and her husband who died seven months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Sophia Redding
Yadkin College
Edward L. Owen
Carl J. Owen
Lexington
Frank R. Owen
A. M. Owen
Gibsonville
H. W. Owen
Akron
Ohio
Kate Lea Owen
Lucy Owen
J. C. Canterens
Clemmons
Tape loop on bloomers marks front and back
A simple method suggests adding a loop of tape at the middle front of children's bloomers waistbands. The loop provides a hanging point and helps caregivers quickly tell the front from the back.
Duke Golfers Set for Big Five Championship Title Fight
Duke University tees off in the Second Annual Intercollegiate Big Five championship at Sedgefield Country Club with Carolina Wake Forest Davidson State and Duke represented. Captain Jennings Bevaqua Randall and Horton lead the Blue Devils who will also play Davidson in a Thursday dual meet. Horton shot 75 in the Carolina match, while Jennings and Randall posted 75 in best ball foursomes. After the meet Duke faces Washington and Lee Georgia Tech and Carolina on subsequent dates at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Country Club
Carolina
Wake Forest
Davidson
State
Duke
Blue Devils
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Jennings
Bevaqua
Randall
Horton
Hope Valley
Letter press remains required record in French offices
The old fashioned letter press, a book in which letters are copied by pressure on thin moistened pages, still is the legally required record for French business offices.
Raleigh Voters Must Register In Person Says Court
In Raleigh on April 11 a Wake Superior Court judge issued a temporary order barring city registrars and the current commissioners from registering any citizen who does not appear in person for the upcoming city election. The order followed a petition by George M. Glenn, R. C. White, and J. L. Perkins who allege city employees were used to add names to the voter rolls and threatened with job loss for insufficient registration. A hearing set for April 16 will decide if the order becomes permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Midgette
Wake Superior Court
George M. Glenn
R. C. White
J. L. Perkins
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Negro
Konjola
High Point
MR. Melvin A. Walker
Stephen
Main St
Leviathan
ED. L. Owen
Morton
Bey
Bayer
Bostonian and
Johnson & Murphy
N.H. Silver Company Outfitters
LAD
Dad South Main Street
Pete
Bon Ami
Soc
Pei We
Sk. Uc Caemion
Estes Cell
Bae
Ledvies
United Store Sales
Harris Building
North Main Corner
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