Konjola claims aid for constipation and rheumatism
Mr. W. R. Hickel of Knox ville Tennessee testifies that Konjola relieved his constipation and eased rheumatic pains after other medicines failed. He reports renewed strength and vitality and notes the product is sold in High Point North Carolina at Main No 1 a Store and by druggists nationwide.
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Knoxville
Tennessee
Konjola
High Point
N. C
South Main Street
A Lowland Story by the Authors of Black Genesis
Review of Gertrude Mathews Shelby and Samuel Gaillard Stoney new novel A Lowland Story set in the South Carolina lowlands. The book blends aristocratic Judith Beaufrain and Bart Grunson a mixed race hero, with conflicts between class, race, and law, leading to an inevitable outcome.
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Semuel Gaillard Stoney
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South
Carolna
Judith Beaufrain
Judith i
Barty Grunson
Buckra
Barry
Judith
Barty
Useful
Pryor Convicted in Martinsville Wife Poisoning Case
Ernest Pryor of Martinsville Ind was convicted of voluntary manslaughter for poisoning his wife Carrie Thelma Pryor 21. He received a sentence of two to twenty one years in prison.
The Gates of the Compass by Robert Hillyer
Review of Robert Hillyer’s The Gates of the Compass from Viking Press. The eight volume verse collection blends traditional forms with a personal lyric voice, offering universal themes of sadness and longing. The title poem is seen as less successful than shorter lyrical pieces, including The Swan which expresses loss and reflection.
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Robert Hillyer
New York
the Viking Press
Hillyer
Mr. Hillyer
Nativity Presented At Guilford College
Guilford College hosted a Nativity program by the A Capella choir and Christian associations. Max Noah directed the performance featuring Christmas carols, solos by Mrs Noah and Glenn Fiobenson, and a notable Silent Night duet by Mrs Noah and Je on Conrad. Readers Allen White and William Hire provided narration.
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Guilford College
Guilford College A Capella
Christian Associations
Max Noah
Conrad
Noe
Allen White
William Hire
Swiss To Film Africa
Swiss aviator Nittelholzer and two companions left Zurich with 3000 films and 450 pounds of photographic gear for a trek through Africa to film wild regions and interiors.
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Africa
Zurich
Switzerland
Nittelholzer
Viereck Eldridge Plan New Novel Kotikokura The Lost Rib
The Literary Chronicle notes George Sylvester Viereck and Paul Eldridge are writing Kotikokura The Lost Rib of Adam as the third Two Thousand Years book. It aims to fuse life and sex philosophy to promote a truce between the sexes.
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George Sylvester Viereck
Paul Eldridge
Negro Arrested in Norfolk for Howe Murder
Ollie Dorson, a Norfolk Negro, was arrested and charged with the murder of James T. Howe a hunter, trapper and semi recluse found shot in his Princess Anne County home. Dorson admits being at the scene but claims another Black man fired the shot after Howe fired through a window. Officers recovered Howe’s coat pistol gloves and a coin box from Dorson.
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Norfolk
Ollie Dorson
James T. Howe
Princess Anne County
Dorson
Howe
Riggs Comedy Review: Roadside Fails to Click on Stage
Lynn Riggs's critique argues Roadside misfires as a play despite a dull reading. The Longacre Theatre production with a mediocre cast yields little wit with rustic gibe and a bungled courtroom scene ending in farce.
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Julia Peterki
Ethel Barrmore
Arthur Hopkins
Longacre Theatre
Mr. Riggs
Texas
Joe
Merry
Boo Hoo
They Do Things Differently Today Says Gracie Fields
London star Gracie Fields reflects on changing social norms around kissing and dating. She notes girls now respond differently, with some saying yes and others smacking a suitor, contrasting with her youth when a boy’s kiss was refused and hoped for.
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NEA
London
Gracie Fields
Portuguese Live Longer Says Lisbon Census
Lisbon reports a high life expectancy with 418 centenarians, 310 of them women. The aged 90 to 100 total 5,630. 80 to 90 total 45,725. and 70 to 80 total 165,293, highlighting a trend toward longevity.
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Portugese
Lisbon
Biography of Lincoln Scholar Dr William E Barton Dies
Dr William E Barton aged 69 a leading American man of letters and Lincoln biographer died in New York City earlier this month. Born June 28 1861 in Sublette Illinois he studied at Berea College and Oberlin Theological Seminary before ordination and a long career as a minister and historian.
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America
New York City
Abraham Lincoln
Barton
Lincoln
Sublette
Illinois
William Barton
Berea College
Berea
Kentucky
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Lincoln scholar Dr Barton dies. Lincolniana museum noted
Esther T Bushnell and family mourn the passing of Dr Barton in Foxboro Massachusetts. The Lincoln Museum houses the world’s most comprehensive Lincolniana including a Lincoln law library and over three hundred assassination sermons. His Life of Abraham Lincoln is acclaimed as a major biography.
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Esther T. Bushnell
Bruce Barton
Wyoming
Frederick
Akron
Ohio
Robert
Helen Barton Stilwell
Barton
Foxboro
Mass
Lincoln Museum
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Herndon
Gettysburg
Rykoff Relieved as Head of Soviet Union
Moscow reports Alexis Ivanovich Rykoff has been removed from his post as head of the union council of people's commissars. His successor is Viacheslav Molotov, a top Stalin ally and Politburo member. Rykoff requested the move after a long clash with rightist figures aligned with Stalin.
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Alexis Ivanovich Rykoff
Union Central Executive Committee
Union Council of People’s Commissars
Josef Stalin
Communist Party
Viacheslav Mikhailovich Molotoff
Polit
Nicolai Lenin
Rykoff
M. Stalin
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