Noted Woman Archaeologist To Address Tar Heel Women
Dr Grace Beardsley of Baltimore will speak at six businesswomen banquets during March across North Carolina. She holds a Ph D from Johns Hopkins and has taught at Goucher College and Roland Park. Local committees will organize events in Asheville Hickory Greensboro Rockingham Raleigh Rocky Mount and other points.
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Rocky Mount
Grace
Beardsley
Baltimore
North Carolina
Margaret Ricks
North Caro Federation of Business
Asheville
Hickory
Greensboro
Rockingham
Raleigh
Rocky Mount Club
Ricks
Nettie Eb, Booguen
Carl McCrary
Brevard
Myrtle Ellen la Barr
Vassar College
John Hopkins University
Goucher College
Goucher
Roland Park Country School
Maryland
Letter in a Pocket Sparks Post Mixup
In a witty exchange The Humorist notes a woman’s handwriting letter found in a pocket and reveals it was handed to the recipient to post two weeks ago. The brief quip hinges on mistaken delivery and the timing of the letter’s posting.
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Humorist
House Destroyed by Flames on Way and Park Streets
Fire of undetermined origin leveled a four room house on the corner of Way and Park streets about 3 this morning. The Luther Cassell property was unoccupied at the time and the blaze quickly engulfed the wooden structure. Firemen arrived in time to prevent spread to nearby buildings. Damage expected to run into hundreds. Companies 2 and 6 responded.
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Way
Park Streets
Luther Cassell
Dd Companies 2
The Acid Test Dialogue on Divorce and Betrayal
A Pathfinders dialogue features a man asking a friend to arrange his wife’s divorce so he can remarry and later take her back. The tense exchange centers on loyalty, betrayal, and moral choices in a troubled relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Thomasville Woman's clubs host meetings and socials
A Fine Arts Department session at Mrs Walter Newby’s home opened with Roy Smith "Snapshots of Greatness." Elizabeth Yow was elected delegate to the North Carolina Federation of Women's clubs in Charlotte in April. Several members joined or were honored, and a salad luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman's Club
Walter Newby
W. E. Tomlinson
Spain
Lillian
Elizabeth Yow
Mosztkowski
Hinsdale Talks Luxury Tax To North Carolina Schoolmen
Nearly 100 school officials heard Senator John W. Hinsdale of Wake County discuss the selected commodities tax. He argued against higher property and corporate taxes and favored a moderate luxury tax on cigars and soft drinks as a proxy for broad taxation. No action was taken. next meeting is in Reidsville.
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Schoolmasters’ Club
John W. Hinsdale
Wake County
American Legion
Lexington
Hinsdale
General Assembly
Carolina
North Carolina
Reidsville
Haw River
Yadkin
Scientist Finds No Trouble In Getting Rocket Passengers
New York reports many want reservations for a moon trip aboard a Pendray designed rocket at the museum of natural history. Pendray, vice president of the Interplanking Society, says mail could cross the Atlantic in two hours and New York to Chicago in 20 minutes. The society tests a smaller rocket not expected to voyage far.
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New York
G. Edward Pendray
Interplaning Society
Museum of Natural History
Pendray
Atlantic
Chicago
De Valera Leads in Irish Election as Returns Trickled In
In Dublin and across the Irish Free State, Eamon de Valera and Fianna Fail widened their margin over Cosgrave's government as results came in. De Valera carried three districts while independents and labour gained. Cosgrave held 65 seats to de Valera's 66 with 153 seats total in the Dail. Sean Lemass won South Dublin, boosting Fianna Fail's lineup.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
William T. Cosgrave
de Valera
Fiona Fall
Eccessse
Dail
Cosgrave
County Clare
Cork
Sean Lemass
Man Sentenced for Slaying Brother in Waynesville Fight
David Hyatt received 10 to 15 years in state prison from Judge A. M. Stack for the killing of his brother in a August altercation in Waynesville North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
N. C
David Hyatt
A. M. Stack
Roosevelt Question 1AL HORIZON 1 Theodore Roosevelt is the newly ap pointed gover nor general of the
Crossword style puzzle text with numbered clues and partial phrases about Theodore Roosevelt as the newly appointed governor general, including scattered word clues and a postscript, not a coherent news report.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Fortune teller Certask faces trial verdict cited
Philadelphia report notes Certask convicted after judge questions fortune telling forecast. Town column mocks his certainty as he proclaims I will be acquire while facing legal consequences.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Louis Certask
Gordon
Certask
Campaign fund drive reports 2753 dollars in first week
Greensboro announces state democratic victory campaign manager C. L. Shuping says the first week of the drive yielded 2753 dollars in contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
C. L. Shuping
Democratic Victory
Salvation Army Adjutant Speaks to High Point Rotary
Adjutant John O Bierne of the Salvation Army told the Rotary Club about the local work. He noted Sunday school rose from 35 to 201 with new equipment and that 325 transients were housed or fed in January. He stressed the Army’s religious mission and cited the slogan Others as the guiding message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Bierne
Salvation Army
Rotary Club
Army
High Point
Friends of the Post
William
First Murder Charged in Newton Case
Joe Steele, an African American man, is charged with first degree murder in the killing of John Head after a dispute. The case will go to trial at the July term of Catawba Superior Court, with a possible pretrial hearing set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Joe Steele
John Head
Catawba Superior Court
Defenseless Maiden Dialogue Sparks Fateful Night
Jane explains she could not resist the stranger because he overpowered her and she was warned never to speak to strangers. The exchange is recounted in a Pathfinder account noting a fatal assault.
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Jane
Pathfinder
Mistress and maid quip over late night kiss in Nebelspalter
A Nebelspalter joke from Zurich features a mistress accusing a Mary of a kiss and a maid probing the time and who was involved. The humor hinges on a cheeky exchange about postmen and policemen and the hour of the incident.
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Mary
Nebelspalter
Zurich
French Repulse Raid as Armistice Talks Near End
On February 18 1918 German forces renewed activity on the Russian front crossing the Dvina river. Austrian troops stayed out of the attack while French troops repelled a raid in the Butte du Meix sector on the western front. German air raids over London produced casualties in earlier attacks. French journalist Charles Humbert of the Paris Journal was arrested and condemned to death for treason related to Bololater dealings.
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Dvina
Butte du Mean
London
Fong
Charles Humbert
Paris Journal
Bolo
Bisons to Host Gastonia Cagers in Twin Games
High Point fans will see fast court action as the Bisons meet Gastonia in a return engagement and the local girls face Old Town in a one night double bill. The 7 15 p m start follows the boys game. Gastonia beat the Bisons earlier this season on their home court.
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Gastonia
Old Town
High Point
Bisons
Ganetonia
Wade Mariette
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Old Town Girls
Berst
High Point Lassies
Oldie
Ex U D C Leader Lida Rodman Dies at 73
Washington resident Lida Rodman aged 73, former head of the District of Columbia U D C for many years and daughter of Judge William Rodman, died at her home. She authored several historical articles.
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Washington, N. Oa
Lida Rodman
William Rodman
Insurance Plot Tied to Fire at Henderson Clothing Store
Henderson, North Carolina. Evans and N. C. Greenway charged with arson in connection with a December fire at their clothing store after warrants were served. Warrants sworn by Capt. W. A. Scott, deputy state insurance commissioner, set bond at 750 dollars.
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Henderson
N. C
Evans
N. C. Greenway
W. A. Scott
Colds Cost Britain Millions in Lost Working Time
Report estimates that common colds reduce Britain’s productivity by about 30 million dollars annually. Experts warn sickness absence hits industry and commerce, urging improved public health measures and workplace policies.
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Great Britain
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Tar Heel
Grace H. Beardsley
Way and
Thomasville Society
Charles Clegg
Contract Club
O. R. Hodgin
Meade Hite
R. M. Cooksey
Austin Finch
George Finch
Robert Rapp
Zed Griffith
Alliene Hoover
Walter Rapp
Charlotte
James E. Lambeth
Mount Gilead
North Carolina College
Charles F. Finch
Elsie Doxey
Aliceteen Westmoreland
Miss Doxey
Mildred Long
Minerva Heilig
G. T. Cochrane
Fred Gray
Jowell Sink
Mae Shearer
Margaret Woodward
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
First Baptist Church
Zollie Boles
Fisher Ferry
Betsy Perry Yow
G. H. Yow
East Main Street
Frank Lambeth
Daniel Poling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Lawrence Thomas
C. C. MacKeller
Montreal
Canada
Paul Hassler
Kinneywood
Charlotte Mobley
R. B. Murdock
Santorium
A. J. Farrell
Hillsboro
Charles Finch
Burlington
Boys and Girls World Club
Lula Wall
May Sumner Griffith
Robert Hiatt
Schoolmasters Club
Amer bin Afin
Rte
Fiana Fail
Sues
Roosevelt
Hoover
India
al Smith
Norma Philen
R. B. Boettcher
East Bernard
Texas
Boettcher
Z. B. Cramp
Victor Holchek
Vances
Cramp
Holchek
Toronto
Liquor Control Board
New Haven
Conn
William Lyon Phelps
Phelps
Greece
Troy
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Thomas
O’bierne
Asheville Coves
Csb
Atlan
Atlantic City
Charleston
Ingham
Columbia
Denver
Detro
el Paso
Galveston
Greenville Coneue
Hatteras See
Jacksonville
Key West Oees
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis Ceee
Eridian Ooe
Miami Ccoeeseees
Mobile Eevescecea
New Orleans
New York Eee
Raleigh Sevee
San Anton
San Francisco
Tampa Eeedeasee
Rad
Cagers
Penney
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