Hunters Take 10 Fields As Season Opens In The State
Special to the Enterprise Asheville North Carolina reports a plentiful quail and game supply as the quail and wild turkey season opens December 1. Conservation measures and refuges in the mountains near Asheville boost wildlife with deer, turkeys, bears, raccoon and opossum plentiful and black bears unusually fat this year. The North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development promotes stocking streams and forests and establishing refuges to sustain a hunter paradise across the state.
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Asheville
North Carolina
North State
Texas
N.oc. Department of Conservation and Development
Prosperity Forces Local Baker to Halt Candy Trade
A Prosperity city baker confectioner stopped making candy as demand outpaced supply. He suspended trade after the foreign population discovered his Chinese bakery producing high quality marshmallows. He cited too many customers as the reason for the abrupt halt.
Nanking Grows Rapidly as Capital of China
The nationalist government reports Nanking has a population of 455,697 as the capital. With the capital moved here thousands of government employees are drawn in and commerce surges. Real estate values rise steadily as the city gains importance.
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Nanking
China
Shanghai
Fat Reduction Claims by Dr. R Newman in New York
Dr. R Newman of 286 Fifth Avenue New York announces a perfected fat loss treatment claiming rapid weight reduction without diet or exercise. He cites relief for chronic rheumatism asthma and high blood pressure and offers a free trial and a pay when reduced plan with letters to Dept R.
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R. Newman
Fifth Avenue
New York
New York City
Dept. R
Old Gzarist Palace Becomes Workmen’s Resort at Yalta
The Royal Palace at Livaria on the Black Sea coast has been transformed into a workers’ retreat. Three hundred peasant tuberculosis patients and sick Communist workers now occupy the palace rooms, including the chamber where Emperor Alexander III died. Yalta is described as given to Russia’s proletariat by the government to ensure luxury for workers.
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Yalta
Russia
Livaria
Black Sea
Alexander III
Wild dogs driven from Nanking under license edict
Nanking becomes nearly dogless as police confiscate all dogs without license tags under a government edict. The move is part of wider efforts to transform Nanking into a real capital with strict urban controls.
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Nanking
Bland's Offers Slightly Used Victrola for Low Price
Advertises a guaranteed Victrola or piano at less than half price, claiming quality and value for home music systems. Includes call to visit Bland's for purchase.
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Bland’s
Bland
Kay Kyser Back At UNC For Concert
Kay Kyser and his orchestra returned to Memorial Hall at UNC for a concert under Chi Omega with more than a thousand in attendance. The program blended sweet music and jazz with comedy and solos by Benny Cash and Sal Mason, who also showcased a new baritone. Kyser and Mason drew the biggest laughs while Mason sang “It Can’t Give You Anything But Love” and “Tell Her.” The ensemble has new finesse from northern tours and plans post-Christmas North engagements or a 35 week Keith’s Circuit run.
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Chapel Hill
Broadway
Kay Kyser
University
Memorial Hall
Chi Omega
Benny Cash
Sal Mason
Kay
Mason
Kyser
Hal Kemp
Saxy Dowell
Victor
Sonny Boy
Louisiana
Mississippi
St. Louis
New York City
Keith
Cleveland
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