Gypsy Weaver Faces Jealousy and Plotting in City Life
Gypsy Morell balances marriage and finances with Tom Weaver while suspicion of his affection for Vera Gray grows. Lila Hotaling plans divorce from Derek Bliss, and Gypsy's family troubles intensify as her father recovers from a serious accident and Sue hints at a menacing strain in high society.
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Gypsy Morell
Tom Weaver
Lila Hotaling
Derek Bliss
Lila
Gypsy
Lavory
Tom
David
Vera Gray
Derek
Marko Broughton
Vera
Mrs. Weaver
Tommy
Whitman
Bert
Elsa
Hunt Gibson
Ronny
Hunt
Sue
Cotton consumption rises in January as mills boost production
Census Bureau data show January consumption at 508,034 running bales of lint and 57,769 bales of linters, with January on-hand supplies in consuming establishments and public storage, plus January imports and exports. Spindles active numbered 25,653,324, while January cotton-growing states reported 406,343 bales produced and 17,693,360 bales on hand in state inventories.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Piles Sufferers Urged to Try Internal Hemroid Remedy
Dr J B Leonhardt developed Hemroid as an internal pill to treat piles caused by poor bowel circulation. The ad claims 1000 patients treated and 060 successes, offering a money back guarantee if piles persist, via Economy Drug Stores.
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Leonhardt
Adv
Blood Health and Energy Through S.S.S Tonic
A health notice explains how blood circulates the body and oxygenates tissues, linking red hemoglobin to vigor. It promotes S.S.S tonic as a building blood affirming tonic to improve appetite, complexion, and energy, claiming long standing efficacy.
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Aly Iuman
S.S.S
S.S
Negro Confesses To Slaying of Aviator at Fort Bragg
Jess Hammond a 25 year old Negro CCC worker confessed to federal investigators that he fired the shot that killed Private Warren Gilbert an air corps enlisted man from Mitchell Field New York during a late Sunday fight between Soldiers and CCC workers on the Fort Bragg reservation. Gilbert's body was found the next morning and shipped to Brooklyn for burial. Cirrus clouds form as high as nine miles above the earth.
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Fayetteville
Jess Hammond
CCC
Department of Justice
Warren Gilbert
Air Corps
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Fort Bragg
Gilbert
Brooklyn
Gustavus Adolphus Lion of the North king of Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus, monarch of Sweden, reigned from 1611 to 1632, earning the nickname Lion of the North for his military leadership and strong campaigns in the Thirty Years War. He is celebrated as a pivotal figure in early modern European history.
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Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Daisy’s Eye Origin Names Day Openings
The daisy was called the day’s eye for opening only in daylight. Sixty percent of all American territory was referenced in the fragment, implying a broader context of land or expansion.
Ponzi Freed and Seeks New Deal After Release
Charles Ponzi finished his prison term and urged a new deal in a statement through the prison warden. He faces possible deportation to Italy, with immigration agents awaiting a deportation warrant. Born in Parma, he is 52, having served two years of a five year mail fraud sentence and a later conviction as a common and notorious thief.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
getrich-quick-Wallingford
Ponzi
Italy
Parma
Pilot Injured After Plane Crashes Near Four Oaks
Lt. William Ecker of Langley Field was slightly hurt when his pursuit plane crashed near Four Oaks in Harnett County after the engine failed and the craft fell about 300 feet on a Sunday.
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Fayetteville
William Ecker
Langley Field
Four Oaks
Harnett County
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old time remedy ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and digestion. It warns against laxatives and claims the liver causes malaise and poor appetite, urging readers to buy the red labeled pills from drug stores.
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Carter
Family tragedy doubles as fatal gas poisoning in Fort Wayne
The Larwill family, Kenneth 64, Mary 52, daughters Mary 28 Louise 27 and Florence 9, faced a grim fate as Florence died of scarlet fever and others died from gas exposure after doors were locked following the tragedy. Louise survived but in critical condition. A note vowed mutual death, but fate intervened as a draft renewed life for Louise.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Larwills
Kenneth Larwill
Mary
Louise
Florence
Larwill
Colored news from High Point and area items
James E. Gregory will address World War veterans in High Point to reorganize the colored American Legion post. Miss Louise Russell visits Lexington, staying until Friday. Mrs. James Alford improving after hospital stay. Prof A J Griffin operated on at Burrus Memorial and resting. Home Making class started with 30 students in Davis building learning sewing from 10 to 5. instructors Mattie Perry and Frances Spencer. N A A C P closes its 25th Anniversary drive.
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James E. Gregory
Department of North Carolina American Legion
World War Veterans of
High Point
Blue Eagle Club
Gregory
Colored American Legion Post
Louise Russell
Lexington
Mattie Perry
Virginia
Kivett Drive
Russell
James Alford
Downing Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Griffin
A. J. Griffin
CWA
Davis Building
East Washington Street
Frances Spencer
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