Mottled Teeth Treated After Secret Formula Disclosed
New York report cites two Albuquerque dentists Howard Raper and J G Manser who demonstrated a fast in office treatment for fluorine mottled teeth. The acid fluid used produced immediate whitening with risks of overuse. Ten patients had poor outcomes among 15 treated.
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Howard W. Blakeslese
New York
Thenterprise Special News Service
New Mexico State Dental Society
Albuquerque
Howard R. Raper
J. G. Manser
United States
Southwest
America
Jr. Raper
Board of Dental Examiners
Woma
S Hid
Fred L
Defense drives come to close at Asheboro
Asheboro August 9 The combined defense drive USO and North State ambulance fund closed in Randolph County with a final checkup of leaders set for today Local attorney T Lynwood Smith headed the USO with Mrs Wm C Hammer and Ed Crawford as co chairmen of the ambulance fund drive Sam Burrow and Frank Barkhead served as treasurers The results have not been tabulated but will be announced within a few days
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Asheboro
USO
Qld North State Ambulance Fund
Randolph County
T. Lynwood Smith
Wm. C. Hammer
Ed Crawford
Sam Burrow
Frank Barkhead
Peru Proclaims Fishermen Week With Convention and Fair
Peru designated Fishermen Week as fishermen held a convention and fish fair at Agua Dulce Beach Charreallos where President Prado delivered an address.
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Peru
Agua Dulce Beach
Charreallos
Prado
North East Passes Game, 24 to 19 Victory
North East completed a defensive battle on the field, scoring 24 points in the second half to edge past an unnamed opponent 24 to 19. Key players and exact team names are not specified in the fragment.
Cowboy Saves Close Contract For Clever Player
One night Charlie Schwartz, a Guls standing west coast player, paired with a society matron at a bridge. During a stand with Charlie as dummy, she directed him to play the Veknaye. When he asked to repeat, she said I mean the jack. Later Schwartz overruffed and pulled trumps to set up hearts. He deduced West lacked the ace of hearts, then led a heart and West played low, calling for the cowboy and making his contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Schwartz
Charlie
Madamie
West
East
Schwartz
South
Randolph Farmer Is Fatally Injured
Randolph Farmer is fatally injured when a 12 foot limb split from a giant oak crushed his head near Ramseur. Elsie Orlando Coble, 35, a Gray's Chapel farmer, died yesterday morning at the same site as the limb fell while he stood near his car. The accident occurred about 7 40 oclock as he went to get a saw to cut cedar. his hearing impairment likely prevented escape. He is survived by his mother Mrs Lau York Coble and the late Rossie Coble, his wife Pearle Henson, two sisters Mrs Richardson and Mrs Alfred Wright, and four brothers W D Coble Bynum Coble Ray Coble and Thurman Coble.
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Ramiseur
Gray's Chapel
Methodist
Elsie Orlando Coble
Gray’s Chapel
Ramseur
Lester Richardson
Coble
ML. B. Smith
Lois Richardson
Ed Richardson
W. D. Bowman
Cobie
Richardson
C. E. King
Lau York Coble
Rossie Coble
Pearle Henson
F. Richardson
Alfred Wright
W. D
Bynum Coble
Pleasant Garden
Ray Coble
Franklinville
Thurman Coble
Guilford County Realty Transfers Highlights Local Deeds
Public records show multiple transfers across Guilford County townships including High Point, MooreREAD, and Semser. Buyers and sellers exchanged deeds for parcels on Greensboro Summerfield Road, Madison Avenue, Lake Daniel Park, Warren Street, and Crump lands, among others.
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High Point
P. Gordon
Reddick
Gorton
Armfield
R. L. Winfrey
R. J. Winfrey
Cherokee Hills
Bruce
K. Pawel
DR. la Rte
Brandy Street
Roger W. Harrison
W. B. Donald
Madison Avenue
Richard Mehane
Dever Crump
Ite
Crump
Jim H. Green
C. T. Sizemore
Grove Park Subdivision
Greenshoro
J. OD
Shit Para
Lake Daniel Park
C. O. Parbis
J. J. Phil Dp
Warren Street
Semser Township
B. Hobison
Ta Woo
Fee
Wile
Achehowy Road
Java
Teacher Roster At Thomasville Given
Thomasville schools released a complete faculty roster by Supt. J. H. Hausa. The list names Nain Street High School and Mills Home Hill staff, Main Street Elementary, Colonial Drive Elementary, Church Street schools, and Kern Street, with principals re elected. New hires include Gerald Bryant as band instructor Ellen Mae Pegg as piano instructor and Neil Boles as office assistant.
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Thomasville
J. H. Hausa
Nain Street
Miss Bain Johnson
Gladys Falls
Hilda “Atewole
Eunice Reece
L.broole
J. J. Pence
L. D. Shealey
T. J. Covington
Vera Dixon
W. H. Gibson
Madeline Hill
Margaret Cheek
Vann Stringfield
A. J. Carpenter
Naomi Howie
Sarah Sherrill
Walter L. Robertson
Lois Johnson
Mills Home Hill School
Ramnatus Skag
Charlie A. Nears
Paul Keyes
Myra Olive
Fan Best
Louise Edwards
Ethel Eakes
Dorothy Toler
Mills Henn
9Ates
W.B. Lord
Ruth Hiyneveutt
Julia Warner
N. F. Brit
Gladys. Herring
Beulah Norment
Lillian Robinson
R. E. Watkins
Alliene Rigby
Esther Chatfield
Mary Lou Ellis
Margaret McLeod
Eva Clodfeller
Church Street
Lola H. Waddell
Naomi Elicks
J. H. Brockett
Fish J. Wilmer
Hazel May McRae
Dorothy Burton
Edna Virginia Per- Wilhelmina Holmes Smith
L. Peterson
Lillian Hart
W. M. Warren
Helen Keen Kanay
Odala Johnson
E. L. Peterson
Hauss
Main Street School
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Colonial Drive
Kern Street
Romulus Skaggs
Mills Home
Gerald Bryant
Ellen Mae Pegg
Neil Boles
Swearingen Named Manager of Lexington Employment Office
Aug 19 report that Mason E. Swearingen of Waynesville is reappointed manager of the Lexington office of the State Employment Service succeeding Dan H. Jones who moves to Charlotte to join Carnations. Swearingen has served in Waynesville since the office opened eight years ago and has been its manager for some time. An ordinance prohibits parts taking of refreshments on the city owned cemetery at Fort Collins.
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Sington
Mason E. Swearingen
Wayville
Ren
Lexington
State Employment Service
Dan H. Jones
Charlotte
Carnations
Swearingen
Waynesville
Ben
Fort Collins
Cuio
Thomasville Rotary Club Planning Picnic Dinner
Plans are complete for the annual Thomasville Rotary Club picnic dinner to be held Wednesday night at 7 30 at Fairview Club near Thomasville. The Fairview Church ladies prepare the dinner, with Rotary members, their families and invited guests attending. Mayor R L Pope is expected to speak as part of the program.
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Thomasville
Randolph County Young Democrats Head to State Meeting
Asheboro dispatch notes a large group of Randolph County youths plan to attend the state meeting in Winston Salem this September. Reggie Auman, now from Trinity, was chosen to lead the county Young Democrats and urges participation. Polish experts aid tanning of goat skins in Australia.
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Ashiboro
Randolph County
Winston-Salem
G.ed Miller
Randolph
Reggie Auman
Trinity
Auman
Asheboro
Australia
Dominican ship ped products valued near three million
The Dominican Republic exported or shipped products valued at about 3,236,000 to foreign markets in the first four months of this year. In Shanghai China, the living cost for foreign salaried workers rose by nearly 30 percent in the first five months of the year.
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Dominican Republic
Shanughai
China
Prunel laxative promises gentle relief for constipation
An advert promotes Prunel a rail juice laxative blending prune juice mineral oil and phenolphthalein. It claims to soften waste lubricate the intestinal canal and gently stimulate muscles for easy bowel movements with a money back guarantee and druggist refunds. Sold at local pharmacists with 60 cent and one dollar sizes.
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Virginia Beach
Stanley Saath
24Th St
McKenney
Wm.b. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Artz
Robt. Ripley
Cowboy
Randolph Farmer
Guilford County Realty
Quis
Hoosick,n.y
Jane Pre
Stribling
Thomasville Rotary Club
Tip Man
High Point and Suburban
Tip
Gary Beverage Co
High Point, N. C
Security Holdings
Wachovia
Wachovia Trust
High Point Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Memabfr
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Peponet Ince
Ranger Corfe
Salisbury
Charlotte Asheville
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