Coke Cecil Traces History of Pharmacy Before A. B. Club
A. Coke Cecil, local druggist, traced 4000 years of pharmacy in an address to the American Business club at the Country club dinner. The club’s last meeting of the year featured officer nominations led by President James R. Lovelace. Attendance prizes went to Charles W. McAnally and James Motit.
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Chicago livestock market mixed as hogs rise and cattle steady
Chicago on December 17 reports hogs at 27 000 with gains to -10 higher across weights 130-200 lb top 8.10. cattle 7 500 and calves 2 600 to as high as 14.50 for best heavies yearlings, cows and bulls varied. Sheep 18 000 with packers bidding 25 lower and feeding lambs around 7.25 to 7.50 tails.
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New York Cotton Opens Steady After Early Advances
Cotton opened steady with gains of 5 to 12 points as Liverpool cables supported buying. New January contracts rose to 9.62 and May to 10.16 before southern selling trimmed gains. by mid-session prices stood 6 to 10 points higher with a late move up in Egyptian cotton at Alexandria.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Firm On Stronger Liverpool Cables
Cotton opened firmer with better Liverpool cues as trading stayed light. Early trades linked gains of 7 to 11 points, with January to 9.60 and March to 9.88, up 12 to 16 points. Some selling trimmed gains to 5 points, and by the end of the first hour the market held a steady, near‑low range.
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Last Rites Held For Chambers Child
Funeral services for Frankie Marie Chambers were held yesterday at Snow Creek church in Stokes County. Elder Watt Tuttle McGinn led the rites with flowers carried by Mrs. Ona Chrisley and others. pallbearers were Garland Brights Ernest Chrisley Tim Palding and Edward Embler as family and friends attended.
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Snowstorm Hits High Point With 17 Inch Depth
A heavy snowstorm dumped 17 inches on High Point causing closed roads and stalled cars. The city faced cold temperatures as locomotives melted tracks and social agencies mobilized to aid families lacking warmth and clothing. Snow continued to fall with more accumulation forecast.
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Christmas Snow Closes Schools Across Dixie Regions
A broad swath of the South endures snow and sleet as Christmas weather blankets Dixie. Temperatures dip into the low 20s, with notable snowfall in North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. In Salisbury, holidays begin early as heavy snow halts classes.
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European beauty pageant selects 20 contenders
With the exception of Miss Denmark, the 20 girls chosen as Europe’s most beautiful for 1930 are Birimeites. The list highlights young women from various locales, showcasing early 20th century beauty standards and regional representation.
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Selling halted and stocks rally
The stock market faced a sharp selling climax then rallied as rails oils and misc issues fell early but rebounded to gains of 2 to 6 points. Allied Chemical recovered after a 4 point drop, U S Steel rose from a low, and Case surged over 8 points. Midweek petroleum stats showed a small gasoline stock decline while refiners raised output and crude production edged up.
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Mrs. Hancock Dies At Home Here In City
Mrs. Nancy Priscilla Hancock aged 56 died at 6 a m at 1417 English Street after months of illness. She had lived in this city eight years coming from Cheraw South Carolina. Survived by husband T A Hancock four sons Steve Ernest Ashe Pines two daughters Mrs W C Turnage Mrs Hebron Edwards two sisters Mrs W B Hancock Mrs T K Smith two brothers Marcus Lee Wil Lee nine grandchildren Funeral arrangements not yet set. Estimators say Hungarians wore out 7 000 000 pairs of boots last year.
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Men Asked To Report For Clearing Streets
S H Strickland director of public works issued notice for all men who have been working with the city on resurfacing dirt streets to report to the city garage North Wrenn street tomorrow morning at 7 30 for work removing snow from the city streets. Notice also for all trucks hired by the city for gravel hauling to be on hand.
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Monarch Club Hosts Regular Session At Sheraton Hotel
Rev. T. A. Sykes of Central Friends church spoke on reconstruction of business and the general business mood at the Monarch club meeting. R. R. Blackburn won the attendance prize while L. C. Furgurson led the program. Only a few members attended due to bad weather.
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Greenleaf Heads to Finals in Pocket Billiards Chase
New York star Ralph Greenleaf must overcome NY rival Onofrio Lauri to reach the title playoff, with Erwin Rudolph awaiting in potential rematch. The path mirrors last year’s dramatic Detroit final where Greenleaf tied and then defeated Rudolph to win the championship.
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Stamp Official Mark Sells for Six Hundred in London
A rare Great Britain 1884 postage stamp bearing the marked ] R. Official has sold in London for 600 dollars. The sale highlights collecting interest in imperial issues from the late 19th century.
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King Alfonso Man Of Hour In Revolution
King Alfonso personally led government troops to quell the recent uprising at Cuatro Vientos as Premier Berenguer battles illness. Martial law remains in effect while the foreign legion is en route to Madrid to guard the king. The monarch, though less smiling, maintains firm leadership amid Spain's turmoil.
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Absence of Grocer At Goldsboro Sparks Fears of Foul Play
Goldsboro North Carolina reports a missing grocer, J. H. Booth, who left home for his store Tuesday morning and has not been seen since. Relatives fear foul play as no travel or mail activity is detected and Saturday receipts remain undistributed.
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Claboy Seeks Home Baked Cakes for Clubs and Lodges
Fragmentary note from Tit-Bits shows Claboy asking to inspect a bill of fare to confirm home baked cakes and club lodge supplies. The exchange includes a request to borrow a club for verification.
Ahaghill Presbytery votes against women in ministry Ireland
The Ahaghill Presbytery in Ireland rejects eligibility of women for church ministry. The vote marks a decision affecting clergy roles within the presbytery and church leadership.
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Ireland
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