Linda Benton and Captain Trent Reunite in Panama Broadcast
Linda Benton Trent returns home to Miranda Trent after reconciliation. A Panama radio broadcast reveals Captain Trent rescued the Aurelius Expedition's pilot, sending New Year greetings to Miranda and Linda, hinting at future revelations and a concluded tale.
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Mrs. Trent
Linda
Barry
Panama
United States of America
WJB
Aurelius Scintific
Central American
Rust
Bilbao
United States Navy
Trent
Miranda
Miranda Trent
Linda Benton Trent
Charters Granted to Two High Point Firms
Secretary of State Thad Eure issued charters Monday to the Kings and Queens Winery and the American Legion Drum and Bugle corps of High Point. The winery is authorized for wine and beer sales with 15000 capital stock, 300 subscribed by Harold B. Long J. D. Beane and D. W. Gray. The corps will maintain club rooms with 600 shares no par value, three shares subscribed by J. A. Welch Dave Croker and Carl Foster.
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High Point
Kings and Queens Winery
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Thad Eure
Harold B. Long
J. D. Beane
D. W. Gray
J. A. Welch
Dave Croker
Carl Foster
Netherlands Heiress Julianna Noted for Red Hair
Princess Julianna, heir to the Dutch throne, is described as a redhead. Prajadhipok, former king of Siam who lives in exile, owns a country estate at Towanda Pennsylvania.
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Kingdom of the Netherlands
Julianna
Prajadhipok
Siam
Towanda
Penn
When snails wear out their teeth sew ebos
The note reports that worn snail teeth are replaced by sew ebos in a described process. It presents a compact account of a mollusk dental replacement method with limited context and no additional details.
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Linda
Miranda
Linde
Luckies
Annie Mae Gray Marries James M Brown in Quiet Ring Ceremony
Miss Annie Mae Gray granddaughter of Mrs Lillian Gray 100 Beamon street married James M Brown of East Beckley West Virginia Thursday evening at her grandmother’s home. Rev J E Melton Calvary Baptist pastor officiated. Brown teaches in East Beckley and Gray in Haywood Virginia schools.
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Annie Mae Gray
James M. Brown
East Beckley
W. Va
Lillian Gray
Beamon Street
J. E. Melton
Calvary Baptist Church
Brown
Haywood
Wadesboro
Charlotte
Alpha Art Club
A. M. Greenwood
Underhill Avenue
Annual report filed by Guilford health department
A 12 page annual report listing the Guilford county health department’s yearly achievements was filed by Dr. R. M. Buie to the county commissioners. It details duties and totals including 2286 office calls 577 lunacy examinations 413 prisoners treated 186 anti rabies vaccines 504 preschool examinations 4264 school children examined and 1067 vaccinated for smallpox. County Sanitary Inspector W. C. Stallings notes clergy activity. Dr. Matsen performed 8596 operations and Dr. Holliday 3012 in the white and Negro schools respectively.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Health Department
R. M. Buie
Board of County Commissioners
W. C. Stallings
England
Robert Matsen
Blind pensioner gets $2 monthly aid for his dog
The state of Iowa will provide a blind pensioner a $2 monthly allowance for the dog that aids his sight. Mrs. Bessie Regal, director of the aid to the blind division, noted one of 386 pension checks included the small dog allowance. The beneficiary’s identity was not disclosed.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Bessie Regal
State Aid To the
Authorities Draft Proposals for State Board Standards
Feed authorities met in Raleigh to draft recommendations for proposed standards to be submitted at state board meetings. The board will also review a financial report of the 1937 state fair.
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Raleigh
State Board of Agriculture
Anteaters Battle Stronger Carnivores in Natural Showdown
In nature, anteaters respond to predators beyond their size, challenging larger carnivores in a display of adaptation and resilience. The encounter highlights evolutionary tactics and survival dynamics in their habitat.
Thanks for the Vote Anyway in Wenatchee
A letter from Wenatchee Washington shows Albert Johnson a former Republican congressman who lost in the 1932 landslide reflecting voter discontent with Congress. The signer criticizes the special session and Congress for passing only one bill, questioning worthwhile legislation and urging Johnson to stay home.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Albert Johnson
Republica
Congress
Johnson
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Judge Baldwin
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Beatrice Lovett
Moon Street
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Pla
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Leonard Street
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