Teas Train Normal Girls In Social Etiquette
In Ypsilanti Michigan Laboratory teas begin at Michigan State Normal College to teach freshmen women social etiquette. Viventes the freshmen club sponsors weekly sessions with groups of 20. Discussions cover dress for tea hostess duties and table setting before the tea.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Michigan State Normal College
Viventes
Mississippi Delta Portrait Of Old Dixie And Cotton Power
SWAN LAKE Mississippi January 13 in the Mississippi Delta region a portrait of life centers on cotton culture the plantation system and sharecropping. The piece notes levees mills and river networks with black workers living in quarters while white planters run big houses and stores. It highlights floods droughts and the stubborn optimism of Delta residents as they defend homes and land against disaster.
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Boll
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Greenwood
America
Mississippi Delta
New Orleans
Memphis
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King Cotton
Three milk bottles marked with slavery inhabitant label in the United States
A damaged notice reports three milk bottles bearing a slavery inhabitant label in the United States sparking questions about origin and authenticity.
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United Sates
Shotgun Wound Fatal in Charlotte Dairy Manager
Charles G. Little, 45, died two hours after a shotgun accidentally discharged into his stomach. Little had been appointed district manager of the Charlotte Dairy Products Company and planned to move to Charlotte, North Carolina soon.
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Columbia, S&s. C
Charles G. Little
Little
Charlotte Dairy Products Company
Charlotte
N. C
Bomb explodes in Kansas City theater kills janitor
An explosion attributed to dynamite destroyed the Midland theater lobby after the final show in Kansas City. The casualty was Frank Alexander, 24, a negro janitor. No other injuries were reported. Manager John McManus offered no reason for the bombing.
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Kansas City
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Frank Alexander
John McManus
UC Publications Held in Eshelman Hall New $250000 Structure
University of California publications move to Eshelman Hall in a new $250000 facility funded by the student body. The project consolidates printing distribution and archival spaces, signaling a push to modernize campus resources.
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University of California
Eshelmanshall
Mrs Genia Gooch of Thomasville Dies at Home
Mrs Genia Gooch 84 wife of Willie Gooch of 604 Concord street died suddenly at 6 o clock Tuesday morning after long heart trouble. She fell from her chair by the fireside. Survived by husband two sons three daughters and mother Mrs Julia A Evane of Nicholson Ga. Body to be shipped to Georgia tonight.
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Genia Gooch
Willie Gooch
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Julia A. Evane
Nicholson
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Guerrilla clash at Bombay meeting ends with arrests
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