Craven Market Letter Notes Mixed Week for Stocks and Bonds
George B Craven & Com reports a relatively flat week for stocks with several issues reaching new highs such as Phillips Jones Cluett and others while Chrysler hits its highest level since 29 Market outlook depends on Supreme Court action on the A bill and the market's response to new condo ms Municipal bonds hold prices with steady demand New issues include Robeson county refunding road bonds and Davidson county school bonds
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Phillips Jones
Cluettesbody
Arket
Chrysler
United States Supreme Court
American Ice
Atterick Company
National Dertment
Vance
New England
North Carolina
Apar
Rth
Carolina
Robesonity
Davidson County School
Vitamin D and Sunshine in Diet Across Humans and Animals
The article discusses vitamin D requirements for adults and children, the role of sunlight, and how urban living reduces UV exposure. It notes storage of vitamin D, importance for expectant and nursing mothers, and debates on vitamin D in milk versus cod liver oil, with mentions of hens and poultry feed enriched with vitamin D and A, plus irradiated yeast for cows.
Right Clothes For The Spring Wardrobe And Color Guidance
The piece advises selecting colors that flatter pale complexions and light hair, noting grays may suit rosy cheeks while greens blues and lavender tones suit blondes and fair skin. It counsels avoiding pale makeup with black and offers hat tips to balance beauty with style. It cites Gail Patrick as an example of choosing colors that accent natural tones.
Bonds Issued for Raleigh Auction By Local Commission
The local Aotema Commission plans to sell bonds on Tuesday in Raleigh. Officials said the sale aims to finance community projects and attract investment while detailing terms and expected pricing.
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Aotema Commission
Raleigh
Barend Jones Dies in Fire at Moss Hill Home
Robert Lee Jones, 38, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones of near Moss Hill, was burned to death when his clothes ignited from an open grate. The report notes his death occurred February 8 in Kinston.
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Kinston
Robert Lee Jones
J. W. Jones
Moss Hill
Turtles Suffer Risk If Placed On Their Backs Out of Water
The article warns that turtles placed on their backs out of water risk longer survival because the shell's weight can compress internal organs, making it harder to breathe.
Bread pudding and dessert ideas from kitchen notes
A widely varied old kitchen column shares bread pudding recipes and serving ideas. It details methods for a rich walnut date bread pudding and a milk bread pudding, plus a menu outline for breakfast lunch and dinner featuring related desserts. It provides specific ingredient amounts and oven temperatures for each dish.
Pure gold by transmutation explained as impractical
Italian physicist and UC Berkeley researchers report a method to turn platinum into gold using neutron bombardment. The process requires immense power, with potential output of only a minuscule amount of gold, making it mostly a scientific curiosity rather than a practical method.
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Berkeley
Calif
J. J. Livingood
University of California Radiation Laboratory
North Pole
Fermi
BE. O. Lawrence
University of Callifornia Radiation Laboratory
Rome
American Physical Society
Lawrence
J. N. Cork
Michigan University
Donald Cooksley
Yale
Livingood
Italy
Bom
Informal Social in Lexington Honors Mr and Mrs Sink
An informal party at Blaye Lodge hosted by Miss Elizabeth Davis honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Sink. Guests enjoyed bridge bingo and other games with double deck prizes awarded to Mrs. W. B. Hunt and Dr. Jacob Leonard Jr. Local residents and students were mentioned amid community notices.
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Lexington
Elizabeth Davis
Blaye Lodge
Joseph
Sink
W. B. Hunt
Jacob ©. Leonard
D Jr
Link Ware
Quiz challenges readers with rapid factual questions
A mixed list of trivia covers topics from science and geography to government and industry. It asks about radium as the most expensive metal, Bowling Green park, Homer Cummings, fish teeth, England’s flower the rose, Usury, Ruth Bryan Owen, 64 000, The Alps, 12 miles, milk heavier, sloths, and physicians’ average income in the US.
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Broadway
New York City
U. S. Department of Justice
England
Bowling Green
Homer Cummings
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
Alps
Switzerland
Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson lists common errors in usage and pronunciation. It highlights correct phrasing for getting along and explains aqua pronunciation with stress and vowel sounds. The piece notes misspellings like parody and defines fallibility as being able to err, urging daily vocabulary growth.
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W. L. Gordon
Home-Makers Club Meets in Restored Street Car
Members of the Home Makers Club in Atlanta gather in an abandoned street car converted for meetings, with improvements to suit club needs and activities.
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Atlanta, Ga
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Central Carolina
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Park & Juvenile Commission
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Park and Juvenile Commission
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Gail Patrick
Repulse
Vsster Kitchen
Mary FE
Pague Nea Service
California
Lexington News
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James Daniel
Chapel Hill
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Burlington
W. C. Gongs
Mrs
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Greensboro
George Craver
Washington, D. C
High Point College
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Holland Shoaf
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Fred Cox
W. F. Sparger
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S. D. Swairs
Miss Willard
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Washington
Frances Williard
Woman's Missionary Sovciety
First Methodist Church
Huron South State Street
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Cliff Walker
John Hodges
Jane Adams
H. C. Leonard
Curtis Koonts
H. C. Sprinkle
U. S
Igog Tunnel
United States
American Medical Association
Nmas
Detroit
Chrysler Motors Commercial Credit Company
Gate City Motor CO
High Point
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Wrenn St
High Point, N.C
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