Bailey campaign pledges clean and honest North Carolina race
C L Shuping takes command of Josiah William Bailey campaign as Raleigh headquar ters declare a clean and honest effort. He predicts Bailey will win the June 7 primary by a large majority while Simmons supporters claim strong organization across 75 percent of counties.
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Democratic Party
North Carolina
Bailey
Shuping
James S. Manning
Simmons
Raleigh
Greensboro
Frank D. Grist
J. A. Hartness
Mans
Women Push Bargain Baby Campaign Amid Skepticism
A. T. Allen notes mixed predictions about Bailey’s nomination and Simmons forces. Democrats prefer caution, waiting to see how campaigns unfold as school programs and radio usage rise, with public meetings occurring at night and broad parental involvement across counties.
Cardui Helps Greenwood Woman After Years of Pain
Mrs W D Taylor of 1313 Carrollton Avenue Greenwood Mississippi writes that five years of painful side aches and headaches improved after using Cardui. She reports relief after three bottles and says she no longer suffers those spells.
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Greenwood
W. D. Taylor
Carrollton Avenue
Cardus
Live-at-Home Week Observed Across State Schools
Statewide reports from county superintendents indicate that Live-at-Home Week was observed very widely in schools across the state. Enterprise Bureau at the Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh filed the update on February 25.
Automobile Show and Exposition Scheduled for March
The fifth annual automobile show merchants exposition and indoor circus of the Robert B. Anderson poet No 12 of the American Legion will be staged here during the week of March 17 officials announce.
Foreign Language Study Decline in North Carolina High Schools
In Raleigh February 25, the Interprise Bureau reports a steady drop in high school students studying foreign languages from 45,000 in 1925-26 to 41,261 in 1928-29, falling from 61.2 percent to 42.6 percent of enrollment. Latin plunges from 26,947 to 18,212. French rises from 17,177 to 22,386. Spanish and German are small. Greek vanishes except for a few.
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Interprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Radio French Course At UNC Attracts Wide Interest
The University of North Carolina Extension offers Radio French X on WPTF Raleigh Fridays 630 to 700 PM. The 12 lesson beginner course, led by Dr W M Dey with Profs Holmes Wilson Lyons and Giduz, aims to teach grammar and pronunciation and issues a free synopsis. completion earns a certificate.
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Chapel Hill
Mana Ted
University of North Carolina
Stack
WPTF
Raleigh
Radio French X
W. M. Dey
A. T. Holmes
T. J. Wilson, III
J. C. Lyons
Hugo Giduz
Morgan Vining
University Radio Hour
Corrections to a Captioned Image Clues List
A list titled Errorgram Corrections notes five fixups for a captioned image. Changes include Bal Masque instead of Ball Masque and correcting a Pierrot to Harlequin costume. The sombrero spelling error is corrected and the cowboy's spur is noted missing on the right foot. The scrambled word is SITUATION.
Memorial Hall Cornerstone Fails To Yield Papers
In Chapel Hill on February 25 the Memorial Hall cornerstone was removed by wreckers. The 47 year old building was demolished for a new auditorium after overdue speculation about a hidden box containing valuable papers proved unfounded. The granite stone weighs about 1200 pounds and bears a US Geological Survey marker with an inscription about a $250 fine for disturbance. The cornerstone dates to September 25, 1883, with the building committee consisting of Paul C. Cameron Kemp P. Battle and John Manning.
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Chapel Hill
Memorial Hall
Wrecking Crew
United States Geological Survey
B. M
Paul C. Cameron
Kemp P. Battle
John Manning
Sam
Engineering Students Attend Raleigh Meet
In Chapel Hill on February 25 members of the University as student branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will join the Raleigh branch for a joint meeting. E. L. Lowery leads the local group. The University branch was organized last fall and this is its first participation in such a gathering. The two branches meet to become acquainted in a combined session.
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Chapel Hill
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Raleigh
Society
E. L. Lowery
Lucky Mother Praises California Fig Syrup
Mrs. W. Y. Currin of Raleigh and thousands of mothers trumpet California Fig Syrup as a safe effective remedy. The ad claims gentle bowel action at first signs of cold or upset stomach, endorsements by physicians for fifty years, and improved energy in children. Look for the California name to ensure genuineness.
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Katherine
W. Y. Currin
Elm St
Raleigh
N. C
California
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