Crick Of Associating Ideas Aids Forgetful Mind
Olive Roberts Barton offers practical tips on memory and association. She describes how people chase thoughts by linking ideas and objects, noting the common fear of cognitive decline and proposing simple mnemonic aids for children and adults alike.
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Mrs Mary Borden Daniels Dies at 70 in Goldsboro
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Borden Daniels 70 wife of Judge Frank A. Daniels in Goldsboro. She died at home after suffering a paralytic stroke yesterday, with services conducted today in the city.
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Flogging Case Arrest Is Made
Sheriff J A Russ announced the arrest of Rev Vance Simmons and B Garfield Simmons in a Thanksgiving night flogging case. The Primitive Baptist preacher and the other man face charges with a deadly weapon. They were turned over to Columbus county sheriff and allowed temporary release while attempting to post $500 bonds each set by District Solicitor John J Burney.
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B. Garfield Simmons
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Jesse Cox
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Herman Stanley
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John J. Burney
Channel Project Changes For Cape Fear River
The army engineers board recommended Parliament modification of the Cape Fear river project to create a 26 foot channel from Wilmington to Navassa at an estimated cost of 81 600. It also proposed a 12 foot side channel and turning basin on the inland waterway opposite the principal wharves at Swaysboro with an estimated 6 000.
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Grass Fire Extinguished at Brentwood School
Firemen responded to Brentwood School at 12 54 this afternoon to quell a grass fire. The blaze was quickly put out with no damage reported.
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Torch Death Suspect Held in Southport N C Case
Police say Erman Clemmons held in Southport is accused in the torch death of Hobson Sellers. Sellers’ deathbed statement alleges Clemmons left a drinking party, poured gasoline on him, and ignited it saying Damned if I don’t get him up.
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Old Race Tracks Found by Aerial Survey in Kent County
In Kent County Maryland an aerial survey mapped former race track sites long hidden by tillage. Photographs reveal outlines of tracks at Radcliffe Manor Tolchester and the William A Bell farm despite 25 years of farming. The Kent Agricultural Conservation Association supervised the survey, one of the region’s first in the east central area.
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Local Man Files Bankruptcy Suit in Guilford County
Robert Livingstone Reaves of High Point filed for involuntary bankruptcy in Guilford Superior Court declaring debts of 5413.72 and assets of 490. He lists a personal exemption to protect assets and is identified as a pool room operator.
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Cotton futures close steady in New Orleans and New York
Cotton futures closed steady to mixed in both markets with May and January contracts showing small gains or losses. The report notes spot prices remaining steady and mentions a long tusk fact about the narwhal for contrast.
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Efforts to Evict Strikers Spark Riot and Defiance
On the plant siege, strikers refused eviction orders, leading to a riot as Chief Deputy Sheriff Kennedy mobilized forces. Company attorney Keele said authorities could use any method to remove the men, who had repelled officers with acid and missiles. Kennedy contemplated moving cars for cover near the plant as protection.
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Roosevelt Pushes Broad Granary Plan With Crop Insurance
President Roosevelt urged Congress to adopt a national Granary plan that would extend surplus yields from good years to aid poor ones, aligning it with crop insurance and farm tenancy proposals. Senators Pope and Norris praised the measure as constitutional and essential to national administration.
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Law changes and proposed bills move through North Carolina Senate and House
Debate on fiscal limits includes an $80 maximum versus $15. Lawmakers file 60 new bills. Proposals cover housing authorities for PWA funds and slum clearance, banning poisonous waste dumping, and half pay for judges. Bond issuance up to 14.6 million for highway aid. Committees push constitutional amendments, sheriff term changes, death penalty for kidnapping, and court judge appointments. Governor pay raise powers also discussed.
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Notice of sale in Guilford County Superior Court
In Guilford County Superior Court Frank K Smith and Maggie Smith are ordered to sell property at public auction March 22, 1937 at 12:00 noon. The sale will be at the east door of the Greensboro courthouse for cash after court confirmation. The described lot lies in Point Township with specified boundaries, excluding a strip deeded to the City of High Point for street purposes. L J Pisher Jr, Commissioner. 2-19-26-3-5.14
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Roosevelt weighs labor laws and farm aid in court program
debate spans wage hour legislation and farm support as officials study NRA analysis and draft recommendations. observers note political caution with a judiciary committee path shaping public stance and potential bill changes before Senate votes.
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Cloud and Current Drift Described in Simple Terms
A brief note explains that clouds do not float freely but are buoyed by rising air currents. When the air currents weaken, they tend to descend at roughly 30 to 40 feet per hour.
Free Sample Offer for Garlic Parsley Tablets at Eckerds
Eckerds Drug Store in High Point invites residents with high blood pressure to visit 140 South Main for a free sample of Garlic Parsley Tablets and an information booklet. The tablets, produced by a Chicago company, are claimed to reduce blood pressure and relieve headaches. A week’s treatment is advertised at 50 cents.
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