North Carolina Fishes Out-of-County License Rule
Raleigh with state officials reminding residents over 16 must hold fishing licenses when fishing in any county other than their home county. Wardens will enforce the license requirement on inland waters though oceans and certain river mouths are exempt. 28 counties mandate licenses for residents.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Hom
J. S. Hargett
Department of Conservation and Development
Hargett
Cape Fear
Black River
North
Lane's Ferry Bridge
Neuse
Trent
New Bern
Pamlico
Tar
T.e County
Alexander
Alleghany
Syne
Avery
Buncombe
Burke
Dwell
Cherokee
Clay
Graham
Rwood
Henderson
Iredell
Jackson
Macon
Madison
Mitchell
Moore
McDowell
Polk
Hmond
Rutherford
Scotland
Swain
Transylvania
Watauga
Wilkes
Yancey
North Carolina Forest Film Nears Public Showing
The North Carolina forestry motion picture Friends of Man lacks only final review before release. Charles H. Flory travels to Washington for a studio showing with the U S Forest Service to confirm the film’s completion. The plot emphasizes forest fire protection with most scenes shot in New Hanover County and actors mainly locals. Officials plan a late August public premiere and a first showing at the state forest officials conference at Morehead City the week of August 19 or 26.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Forestry Motion
Friends of Man
Department of Conservation and Development
Charles H. Flory
Washington
United States Forest -Ervice
New Hanover
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
United States Forest Service
State Conservation Department
Conservation Department
State Forest
Morehead City
Dance Advice From Albertina Rasch Dancers
Dance authority Albertina Rasch shares health rules for aspiring dancers. She advocates water, air, sleep, no stimulants or cigarettes, careful diet, and early bedtimes, noting dancing demands discipline and lifelong self-denial for beauty and technique.
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Albertina Rasch
Mme
Florence Ziegfeld
Hollywood
Mme. Raschi
Women and Beauty and Marriage Choices
The column critiques educated women remaining single, citing Rev. Daniel A. Lord and social attitudes. It notes plastic surgery claims by Dr Henry J. Schireson ending in a $40,000 settlement after Sadie Holland lost both legs to gangrene. It also profiles Caroline Bierhals, 18, setting world records for ice cream cone eating and considering future opportunities.
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Daniel A. Lord
Catholic Women's Sodality
S. A
L. A
Henry J. Schireson
Chicago
Sadie Holland
Ammonia Advice for Greasy Dishwater
After serving steak, ham, or other greasy foods, use a pinch of ammonia in the dishwater to cut grease and brighten dishes. Ensure good ventilation and avoid mixing with bleach.
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Dethol
Dethol Mfg. Co., Inc
Richmond, Va
Junaluska Queen to Be Crowned This Saturday
Effie Mae Winslow of Greenville North Carolina will be crowned Queen Junaluska at Junaluska Lake August 6 AP reports. She won a popular vote over candidates from five other states and will preside at the annual coronation and festivities, a major seasonal event.
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Lake Junaluska
Effie Mae Winslow
Greenville
N. C
Junaluska
Miss Winslow
J. E. Winslow
Meredith College expands with 30 acres near campus
Raleigh August 6 Meredith College the Baptist girls institution has bought 30 additional acres adjacent to its campus. Negotiations with state prison officials wrapped up yesterday and the purchase price was not disclosed.
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Raleigh
Meredith College
Baptist Institution For Girls
Quick Biscuit Method For Fresh Dinner or Breakfast
Prepare dough ahead and mix and cut biscuits. Store on ice until ready to bake. Bake in a hot oven for a quick, flaky result suitable for dinner or breakfast.
Health Supkerstitions Eight Glasses Water Daily
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes medical views on water in the human body. He notes body water content varies with age, kidneys and brain contain high water, and recommends the average man drink six to eight glasses daily with distribution around meals.
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Morris Fishbetn
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazie
J. S. Elliot
British Medical Association
New Zealand
Coleridge Area Hit by Storm Fires Damage Homes
An electric storm and a faulty flue caused major damage near Coleridge in Randolph County. Willis Cain’s farmhouse burned with all contents after the family was away at a tobacco barn. A second fire hit Herman Pell’s barn three miles away, where two mules and feed were saved despite one mule being badly burned. The loft contained tobacco from Bradley Garner. Neighbors fought fires, aided by the Pell mule rescue, with no insurance reported on Cain property. Local residents helped as flames spread within eight miles of Coleridge. Mrs. William McCord of Shelby visits Parrish family. Mrs. James Cheely leaves for Ocala after visiting Fox family.
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Asheboro
Coleridge
Willis Cain
Parker Scott
Greensboro
Cain
Herman Pell
Mr. Pell
Bradley Garner
Local party returns from Murrells Inlet trip
Mrs W F Redding John Redding Mrs C A Hayworth Jack Hayworth Mrs Wm C Hammer Mrs Hal Walker Jane Page and Hal Hammer Walker returned last Sunday from a ten days stay at Murrells Inlet South Carolina. The party were joined by Dr C A Hayworth and Mr and Mrs W Frank Redding Jr for a weekend visit.
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W. F. Redding
John Redding
C. A. Hayworth
Jack Hayworth
Wm. C. Hammer
Hal Walker
Jane Page
Hal Hammer Walker
Murrells Inlet
S. C
W. Frank Redding, Jr
Cox Family Plans Midwest Visit and Yellowstone Trip
Tarlton Cox Miss Betty Cox Mrs. Julia Dixon and son C. L. Dixon left this week to visit their brother R. O. Cox in Emporia Kansas. They will tour Yellowstone Park before returning.
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Tarlton Cox
Betty Cox
Julia Dixon
C. L. Dixon
Emporia
Kansas
R. O. Cox
Yellowstone Park
German War Vessels Raised From Scapa Flow
Of the German ships sunk at Scapa Flow in World War I twenty five destroyers and three battleships have been raised.
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Scapa Flow
Brummitt to Speak at Lexington First Baptist
Lexington, Aug 6. North Carolina Attorney General Dennis G. Brummitt will address the First Baptist Church on Some Essentials of Righteousness next Sunday evening. Pastor J M Hayes announced the lecture series continues with sermons on righteousness. last Sunday featured layman-evangelist Marshall L. Mott of Winston-Salem.
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Lexington
Dennis G. Brummitt
North Carolina
First Baptist Church
J. M. Hayes
Marshall L. Mott
Winston-Salem
The
Baptist Church In
Mining operations underway in Davidson county
Lexington August 6 mining operations are in progress in the eastern section of Davidson county. The U S Smelting Refining and Mining company of Boston is conducting work at the old Peters mine and the Cross mine with H D MacDonald in charge. It is believed ore may be valuable for future development.
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Lexington
Davidson County
U. S. Smelting Refining and Mining Company
Boston
Mass
Free Maryland Schools Endowed by Duty on Nonresidents
In 1704 Maryland established free schools funded by duties. Nonresidents faced double rates to support the project, widening tax burdens to back education. The record notes the early public funding mechanism and prominent role of local governance in schooling.
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Maryland
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By Helen Fox
Mie. Rasch
New York
Ziegfeld
Century Opera Company
Chicago Opera
Mme. Rasch
Allene Sumner
Caroline Bierhals
Caroline
New Kensington
Meredith
Tam
Randolph County
William McCord
Shelby
M. W. Parrish
South Fayetteville Street
James Cheely
Ocala
Fla
L. M. Fox
Brummitt
Lexington Baptists
Davidson
N.C. Penney
High Point, N. C
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