Snowy Walk with Juliet Sparks Old Memories
David Bannister escorts Juliet France through Tremont after a snowbound afternoon banter. Their stroll through Winthrop Park stirs youth memories, warm tea, and a cozy domestic setup, ending with popcorn balls at Aunt Kate’s home before a dramatic twist is hinted.
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Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
A North Carolina pharmacist created a blendable formula labeled B C that eases nearly all headaches in minutes. Sold nationwide for 25 cents, B C also relieves muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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Sinclair Lewis Walks Out Of Nobel Banquet In Protest
Sinclair Lewis walked out of a Nobel banquet in New York protesting photographers. He returned after twenty minutes but objected to being photographed while dining, citing it as the first banquet he attended in five years. The event honored Nobel prize winners including Einstein Langmuir Kellogg and Anne Morgan, with World Peaceways director Estelle Sternberger present.
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Hire Killers Not To Throw Switch In North Carolina Pen
Raleigh December 20 The state prison will no longer use hired outsiders to trigger executions. Governor Ehringhaus urged change and prison officials named guard J L Perkins to perform electrocutions with a 5 percent pay rise. Previously Perkins alternated with Garland Jones who also earned 25 dollars per execution.
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Escapees Promise To Return To Jail
MANTEO December 20 Two men escaped from the county jail by sawing window bars and left a polite note for jailer Dan Mann promising to return after Christmas with bond or for court next spring. Suspects Elmer Holmes held for abandonment and non support and Charlie Raulf held on a shooting charge were jailed in default of bond.
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Neptune Moon Like Earth's But Orbits In Under Six Days
Neptune's satellite is described as roughly the size of Earth's Moon and completes a orbit around Neptune in a period just under six days.
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Magallanes Chile Uses Stamps as Change shortage prompts shift
In Magallanes Chile a coin shortage leads residents to use postage stamps as change. Local shops and residents adapt awaiting coin circulation restoration.
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Factories in Greater London Increase Year by Year
The report notes about 30,000 factories in Greater London with a yearly rise. It highlights ongoing growth in industrial capacity across the region and points to sustained expansion of manufacturing activity in the capital.
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St Mark M. E. Church Members Plan New Year Work
Mrs. C. E. Davis hosted Ladies Aid circle No. 1 as plans were laid for the club’s New Year work. Luncheon followed with Mesdames Griffin Martin Blanton Ballenger Hinton Brown Barnhill and Miss Gladys Robinson present. Les Jeune Amis to meet tonight at 8 at Mrs. M. Bass beauty parlor. The column urges gifts to Empty Stocking Fund Christmas Seals and NAACP seals and notes government aid is limited prompting private charity support. Local visitors include Thelma Roger and Don Lindsay. The St Mark’s church thanks other pastors and white friends for revival support. Rev. W. T. Lomax is pastor and Mrs. Lacy Kendle secretary.
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Rural blasting cap injuries among American children
About 500 children are injured each year in the United States while playing with blasting caps. Roughly 80 percent of these accidents happen in rural or semirural areas.
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