Uncle Sam Honey Recipes Sugar Bees And Honey Dish
Government leaflet No. 113 shares Honey Drop Cookies Orange Nut Bread and Olives Stuffed with Shrimp. Recipes use honey, butter and nuts with steps and oven times. Includes a note about bees producing 160 to 215 million pounds of honey annually.
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Uncle Sam
Department of Agriculture
United States
All-Bran cereal promises natural relief for constipation
Kellogg's All-Bran claims to ease constipation by adding bulk and vitamin B to the diet. The ad touts two tablespoonfuls daily, served with milk or used in recipes, and notes the product is sold by all grocers and made in Battle Creek.
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Battle Creek
Postal Employes Invited To Join In Portland Show
Portland postal workers are invited to take part in the Portland Air Mail Rose show during the 29th Annual Portland Rose Festival in Portland Oregon from June 9 to 12. Last year's event listed 248 entries from Newark and other far places, with air mail speed showcased during the display at Portland airport.
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High Point
Portland
Oregon
C. Clark
Newark
N. J
Porland
Weldon High Wins State Debating Championship
Weldon high school of Halifax County clinched the state high school debating championship in Chapel Hill as both its affirmative and negative teams reached the finals and won. This feat, achieved once before in 25 years, marks a rare double victory for the Weldon entrants.
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Weldon High School
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Mrs. Meade Hite Hosts Thomasville Bridge Guests
Mrs Meade Hite entertained in Salem Street home for three visiting women from Old Greenwich Conn and Brooklyn N Y with bridge prizes and gifts. Guests included Mrs E L Webb Mrs R M Cooksey Mrs C Lambeth and Miss Lois Johnson. Refreshments followed.
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Thomasville
John Noble
Philip Alther
Old Greenwich
Hite
E. L. Webb
R. M. Cooksey
Charles Lambeth
Lois Johnson
Registrars Open for Last Minute City Registration
Registrars will be at polling stations citywide tomorrow from morning until 7 pm to allow last minute registrations. The city books close at 7 pm tomorrow and reopen only for the May 4 city election. No opposition ticket was filed, and transfers are required for movers to new precincts.
Peele Speaks On Balanced Personality At High Point College
Rev W W Peele of the Methodist church in Greensboro addressed High Point College students on balanced personality. He urged individuals to live by their main purpose and to broaden and develop character while looking to God for guidance. Dr P Bradley introduced the speaker amid reflections on superstition and Napoleon’s card-spade belief.
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Mesdames
A. B
Philip Shuford
F. I. Alexander
American Legion
W. G. Smith
Walter Newby
Secon
J. W. Boyles
John Hall
Kitty Kyser
Mildred Pope
W. W. Peele
Eouth
Greensboro
High Point College
P. Bradley
California Polo Players Favor Baked Cheese Sandwich
California sportsmen share meals before polo and golf noting a baked cheese sandwich as a favorite. The article lists a prune cream pie recipe and a chicken hash with baked bananas, plus a club sandwich with a cheese spread as profitable pregame fare.
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California
William Parker
Monterey
North Carolina Plumbing Contractors Convene May 5 6
CONTRACTORS TO MERT RALEIGH April 23 The North Carolina Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors will hold its annual convention here May 5 6 W H Sullivan of Greensboro is president
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Raleigh
North Carolina Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors
W. H. Sullivan
Greensboro
Handwriting Legibility Requires More Light for Pencil
By actual test handwriting in pencil needs nearly five times as much light to be legible as writing in ink. The finding highlights a practical consideration for readers and students relying on pencil notes in low light environments.
Unique program for Lions Club dazzles High Point
Egyptian dances and music by Cetlin and Wilson troupe entertained High Point Lions Club at Elwood hotel. Ted Miller hosted while George Rankin organized the program. Eye clinic set for May 26. New officers elected May 20. Joe H. Smith welcomed as a member. visitors from Greensboro and Charlotte attended. Attendance prize won by H A Cecil.
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Elwood Hotel
Ted Miller
George Rankin
H. A. Cecil
Glenn R. Ward
W. T
L. R. Zimme
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Joe H. Smith
Arnold
C. D. Nelson
Johnson
Greensboro
Wood Henderson
F. F
High Point
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Greensboro CIO Branch Opens To Aid Textile Workers
Charlotte report states Ray Nixon announces a new CIO branch office in Greensboro to organize Textile Workers' Union chapters and expand CIO activities in North Carolina. The move aims to strengthen labor organizing efforts in the region.
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Charlotte
Ray Nixon
North Ca
Gboro
Textile Workers'ganizing Committee
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