Capital boil and party upheavals feared in campaign year
Washington February 1 The campaign-year Congress ends its first month amid party scrutiny and fears of disruption by November. The United Mine Workers coalition endorsed Roosevelt for reelection with a $2 million treasury boost. John L. Lewis warned opposition from business groups while AFL President William Green said the union would publicize floor records.
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Political tempers flare as Roosevelt policy faces opposition
Leaders from Hoover to Kn ox and Robinson clash over 1932 platform loyalties in Ohio Georgia and other states amid Liberty League anti Roosevelt moves. Dissenters criticize New Deal spending while boosters seek unity and primaries or alternative delegation methods.
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Liberty League
Aluminum pots and metals in foods safe in small amounts
The article reassures that cooking in aluminum and other metal pots releases only tiny amounts into food, which are harmless and may even be beneficial. It notes metals occur naturally in the body and highlights general cautions about pneumatic arch supports, advising medical guidance for proper use and shoe correction over specialty devices.
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Hygeia
Campus Romances Blossom into 375 Duke Marriages
Durham February 1. Alumni records show 375 marriages stemming from campus romances among Duke graduates, with 760 former students selecting life partners from peers. About 1,127 alumnae are married, 1,355 retain maiden names, and many couples settle near Durham or in Carolina.
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Duke University
Duke
Perman
Doctor returns from funeral of J. F. Jennings at Wilkes
Thomasville reports Dr. R. J. Jennings has come back from Wilkes County after attending the funeral of his father, J. F. Jennings, held last Tuesday.
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R. J. Jennings
Wilkes County County
J. F. Jennings
City Manager R M Cooksey Attends Baltimore Funeral
R M Cooksey Thomasville city manager travels to Baltimore Maryland to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs W T Cooksey who died early this morning.
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R. M. Cooksey
Baltimore
W. T. Cooksey
Proctor Family Mourns Rocky Mount Death
Mrs C G Proctor of Rocky Mount mother of J R Proctor attorney of this city died at her home in Rocky Mount last night. Mr Proctor has left to attend the funeral services.
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C. G. Proctor
Rocky Mount
J. R. Proctor
Proctor
Death summons Dr. W. G. Smith in Thomasville
Dr. W. G. Smith of Thomasville was summoned to Faison, North Carolina yesterday due to the death of his father, T. W. Smith.
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W. G. Smith
Faison, N. C
T. W. Smith
Life of Thomas Parr and the ten monarchs he outlived
A brief note on Thomas Parr of Shropshire born 1483 who reputedly lived to about a century, spanning the reigns of ten kings and queens from Edward IV to Charles I, though the exact death year remains uncertain.
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Shropshire
Edward IV
Edward V
Richard III
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Mary I
Eligabeth
James I
Caeries I
England's archers shift to mounted forces by 1369
Historical note says in 1339 half of England's troops were archers and by 1369 nearly all archery troops were mounted. Archers used about five foot bows with long arrows.
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England
Skincare trends put astringents back on market
Alicia Hart notes two purpose astringents and skin tonics added after holidays. She advises steps for dry and oily skin, proper nightly use, and cautions to avoid overuse which can damage delicate tissues and cause sagging.
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Alicia Hartner
Butterfish Nesting Behavior Observed
The butterfish or spotted gunnel lays eggs in a ball and coils around them to protect the area, demonstrating a unique protective nesting strategy.
Jewel bearings for watches spark early 18th century
Nicholas Facie introduced jeweled bearings for watches at the start of the 18th century. Diamonds and sapphires were the only stones deemed suitable for these innovative components.
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Nicholas Facie
England Consumed Billions of Eggs in 1934
England consumed seven billion eggs in 1934 with five billion produced domestically. Australia exported half of the remaining supply, shaping a global egg trade landscape that year.
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England
Australia
Record of Nine Million Fans At English Greyhound Races
Over the last six years more than nine million people paid admission to attend greyhound racing in England. The turnout indicates the sport's enduring popularity and steady spectator interest across multiple venues.
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England
Canned Soup Is Basis for Home Made Kind
A columnist argues that relying on canned soup as a base for meals leads to repetitious menus. The piece suggests variety improves daily cooking and offers practical ways to mix and complement canned soups with fresh ingredients.
Dinner Menu Described with Veal and Desserts
A listed meal includes baked bananas, cereal, cream, bacon, cornmeal muffins, marmalade, milk, Balt cold fish chowder with crackers, dried apricots, hickory nut squares, tea, and dinner roast with veal, mashed potatoes, creamed leeks, tomato and Chinese cabbage salad, prune and almond Bavarian cream, milk, and coffee.
Dr Eshelman Out After Illness
Friends of Dr Lacy Eshelman learn she has regained health and can resume professional duties.
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Eshelman
Lacy Beshelman
Gine
Estimated Alexander's booty at Issus Persepolis Kebatana
Prof H F Lutz of the University of California estimates Alexander the Great took booty valued at 5 000 000 dollars at Issus 141 000 000 dollars at Persepolis and 212 000 000 dollars at Kebatana.
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H. F. Lutz
University of California
Alexander the Great
Battle of
Issus
Persepolis
Kebatana
War and Births Prompt Small Rise in Boys
During extended conflict, researchers note a rise in the proportion of male births. The effect appears linked to stress and maternal conditions, with some studies suggesting a shift toward male offspring during war years.
Formosan Hunter's Basket Hat Aimed At Head Protection
A compact note describes Formosan hunters using a woven basket as head protection during expeditions. The description highlights ad hoc gear as a practical safeguard for the wearer.
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