Pheasant Hunting Seen as New North Carolina Sport
Raleigh August 6 Pheasant hunting is forecast to become a popular sport in North Carolina within years. Game Warden Charles H England cites results from efforts to introduce ring-neck pheasants, noting favorable climate and topography, food, and the insect-rich diet helps pest control. The state has distributed over 6 000 eggs and raised about 400 pheasants for release, with emphasis on private breeders to sustain stocks.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Charles H
England
State Conservation Department
Department of Conservation and Development
Asheboro
Molly Burnham Turns Tables On Headlines At Plaza
Molly Burnham, young Broadway playwright, faces reporters after premiere of The Death of Delphine Darrows at the Plaza. Rumors claim engagement to Red Flynn, with Boston police court reporter George Flynn denying. Molly rejects gossip while awaiting a clarified statement and possible letters from Red.
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the Plaza
Molly
Delphine Darrows
Delphine
Jack Wells
Red Flynn
New York
The
Plaza
Dopey Dan
Miss Burnham
George Flynn
Boston
Mr. Flynn
George
Red
Gotham
Flynn
Jack
Sydney Dunsany
Lee
Do You Wish to Deny the Rumor of Your Engagement
Molly Burnham faces media pressure as reporters chase her romance with Mr Flynn amid play rehearsals. She plans a Naples voyage after a bold decision to pursue acting, while letters from Red and Rita add urgency and doubt about balancing marriage, career, and schooling.
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Manded
Jack Wells
Molly
Flynn
Red
Don CeSar
St. Petersburg
Boston
Misa Burnham
George Flynn
Jack
Mr. Flynn
Paris
Miss Burnham
New York
Mother
Naples
Rita
Rtta
Anniversary of the Holy Roman Empire and Otto the Great
The piece notes the 1806 dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire after Francis II renounced the Imperial crown. It traces origins to Otto the Great crowned in 986 and describes the empire as a revival connected to Charlemagne and varied holdings across Europe.
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Holy Roman Empire
Francis II
Austria
Roman Empire
Otto the Great
Rome
Charles
Charlemagne
Charles the Great
Germany
Italy
Burgundy
Bohemia
Moravia
Poland
Denmark
Hungary
Otto
The Child Who Dozes in 10 O'clock Classes
An article advises parents that sluggish bowels cause daytime drowsiness in children and impair school performance. It warns against harsh laxatives, endorses a gentle cleanse using a vegetable approach, and promotes California Fig Syrup as a reliable remedy.
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California
Palmolive Beauty Tip From Fashionable High Point Shop
Palmolive is praised by beauty experts worldwide and featured at the Sheraton Beauty Shop in High Point. Misses Ann McLaughlin and Esta Chamelin endorse a two minute daily facial routine using Palmolive soap with warm water, followed by a cool rinse.
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Sheraton Beauty Shop
High Point
Fontaine
Brussels
M. Fontaine
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Ann McLaughlin
Esta Chamelin
France
America
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