State Solons May Have To Act On Beer-Wine Measure
North Carolina lawmakers face a delaying path to decide repeal or modification of dry laws as Congress may set up state convention machinery. Four bills seek repeal or modification including the Dover repeal, Murphy Bowie wine beer sale, and Pope bill requiring voter submission.
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Rockefeller Center reshapes New York skyline with wrecking
In a sweeping redevelopment the area around Rockefeller Center razes ten more brownstones bringing total demolished to 219. Office towers and the sunken plaza replace homes as Samuel Rothafel known as Roxy plans a return to manage Radio City theaters while his former salary is greatly reduced.
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Roosevelt Fifth Presidential Target For Assassins’ Bullets
Historical note recalls Abraham Lincoln’s 1865 assassination at Ford’s Theatre in Washington. John Wilkes Booth fatally shot Lincoln, who died the next morning, while Booth was later killed and four co-conspirators were hanged.
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Cold showers said to energize Brazil's day
The article extols cold showers in Brazil as a morning wake up and health tonic. It claims they shock the body into alertness, firm the skin, and help prevent colds, especially for women, with daily use seen as beneficial even after a warm night bath.
Barry’s Post in Senate Replaced by Acting Sergeant at Arms
J. Mark Trice becomes acting sergeant at arms after David Barry is removed for writing in Alfred EF Smith’s magazine that some senators grafted. Trice, previously Barry’s deputy, is 80 and the youngest to hold the post.
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Cold Shower Routine Prompts Morning Vitality
A British columnist suggests a cold shower regimen to boost energy and circulation for women. After a tepid rinse, rub with kitchen salt, then dry briskly with a towel to feel ready for the day.
All Bran claimed to cure chronic constipation
A reader from Oxford, England recounts lifelong constipation eased by All-Bran. Laboratory notes say its bulk aids intestinal movement and vitamin B tones the tract. Two tablespoonfuls daily recommended. if unresolved, consult a doctor. Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion
An advertisement claims Creomulsion eases persistent coughs and colds without narcotics. It promises a money back refund if unsatisfied and emphasizes rapid relief and harmless ingredients.
Anthony Hayworth Dies In Asheboro
Anthony Hayworth, 58, a resident of Asheboro for 10 years, died at home after a long illness. He was born in Randolph County and is survived by his wife and five daughters Jessie Mary Genevieve and Howard, plus brothers Jesse and Shubal of Trinity and six sisters including Maude Skeen and Lee Briles.
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Funeral services set for Hopewell church tomorrow
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Hopewell church.
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