Winston High Point Road Reopens With Concrete Upgrade
The 2.12 mile section between Winston-Salem and High Point reopens Saturday January 18 after a full concrete rebuild replacing the旧 macadam. The state funded 57 000 dollars for a 20 foot wide 7 inch thick Ss B type surface under supervision of Z B Stuart C A Richardson and C M Miller with Forsyth county as contractor.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
State Highway Commission
Forsyth County Commissioners
Forsyth Highway Commission
Z. B. Stuart
C. A. Richardson
C. M. Miller
lT‘orsyth County
Funeral services held for Mrs. Asenath Gossett
Funeral services for Mrs. Asenath Gossett widow of N L Gossett were held at Deep River Friends church with Rev Joseph Peele and Elder Moses M Williard officiating. Carey Davis and Jeffrey Traynham sang Coming Home Beautiful Isle of Rest at the service.
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Asenath Gossett
N. L. Gossett
Deep River Friends Church
Joseph Peele
Guilford College Friends Church
Moses M. Williard
Primitive Baptist Church
Carey Davis
Jeffrey Traynham
Isle of
Chicago Bomb Throws Couple From Bed
Chicago city collector Morris Eller and his wife were thrown from bed by an explosion at the rear of their home in a three story building. Police note Eller has been a focal point in political crime allegations tied to Frank J. Loesch’s probe. Eller is the father of Superior Court Judge Emanuel Eller.
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Chicago
Morris Eller
Eller
Frank J. Loesch
Superior Court
Emanuel Eller
Take Irogen Relieves Stomach Trouble Says Patient
Mrs. B C Burnette of Swannanoa North Carolina reports relief from sour stomach sleep improvement and appetite return after using Irogen prescribed by her doctor. The ad claims thousands of North Carolina sufferers found health from this non patent medicine with hospital physician approval available in liquid or tablet form.
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B. C. Burnette
Swannanoa
N. C
North Carolina
Neptune Hopeful of Rescue After Month at Sea
The battered Neptune schooner, stranded at sea for a month, nears land as Newfoundland offers a $1000 reward for any ship rescuing the stricken craft. Rescue efforts paused as reports from the vessel grew scarce, then revived with plans for government aid.
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Newfoundland
ST. Johns
N. F
North Atlantic
Neptune
New York
League of Nations Council Adjourns in Brief Session
Geneva January 16 The fifty eighth session of the League of Nations council adjourned shortly after convening as delegates rushed to London for the naval conference. Notable outcomes include forming a committee of eleven to align the covenant with the Kellogg pact, planning a February 17 conference on a customs truce, and appointing a three person special commission to determine rights to the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
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Geneva
Council of
League of Nations
London
League
Wall of Jerusalem
Prohibition Reaches Ten-Year Anniversary In Nebraska
Doran notes that scattered bootleggers are mainly a local issue while economists and sociologists cite economic and social gains from national prohibition. The AP reports the first decade of prohibition showing anti liquor laws prominent as the era closes.
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Nebraska
Doran
Promin
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Weight Loss Claim
An old advertisement extols Kruschen Salts for a free from fat figure and energetic health. It prescribes a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and claims internal cleansing plus blood nourishment. It cites a Montana woman losing 19 pounds in four weeks and offers an 85 cent bottle with a money back guarantee.
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Amy Drug Store
Montana
Adv
Dog Toto Saves Lives in Kansas City House Fire
Toto the Pekinese woke and alerted Miss Bertha Ladzinski and her family as fire broke out. The dog ran through rooms barking loudly, enabling them to escape. Miss Ladzinski is described as the daughter of a wealthy caterer.
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Toto
Miss Bertha Ladzinski
Kansas City
Miss Ladzinski
National Prohibition Enforcement Aims Across Regions
Washington committees push new enforcement bills backed by the Hoover administration and the law enforcement commission. Wickersham supports trying minor prohibition cases before US commissioners. Lansing reports Michigan police to use machine guns and tear bombs to curb rum running. Seventy-one arrested in Columbus raid. Oklahoma City conspiracy case moves for bill of particulars.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Wickersham
Commission
United States
House Wetl
Linthicum
Maryland
Laguardia
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Detroit
Lansing
Michigan
Green
Dillon
New Mexico
Richards
South Carolina
Columbus
Georgia
Jacksonville
Florida
Oklahoma City
Delegates Travel To Lakeland To Inspect AF L Home
ST PETERSBURG Fla Jan 16 Delegates of the American Federation of Labor executive council planned an automobile trip to Lakeland to inspect a new home for aged carpenters erected by the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. They expect to wrap up remaining business on Friday and adjourn to meet again in Washington next May.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor Today
Lakeland
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Washington
World Champs Expected for Chapel Hill Indoor Meet
University of North Carolina officials anticipate two world champion track men at the Southern Conference Championship Indoor Track meet on March 8. Hurdler Harry Flippen of Virginia and broad jumper Ed Hamm of Georgia Tech lead the expected entries open to conference and non conference schools and a scholastic division for south high and prep schools.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina Athletic
Harry Flippen
Virginia
Ed Hamm
Georgia Tech
South
MacDonald Affirms Honorable Delegates in Naval Talks
London January 16 AP Prime Minister MacDonald answers a question on replacing a sunk battleship during naval armament discussions. He says nations would be permitted to replace a ship and that national representatives are honorable men. The exchange underscores British policy in delaying replacements.
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London
MacDonald
Struve Dies After Personal Crisis in New York
Dudley Struve 27 shot himself in a Forest City, North Carolina, homeward search for work. He died early today at Flower Hospital after a suicide attempt while staying at the Woodstock hotel in New York City. Army papers and prior work history tied to Jamestown New York and Clarksburg West Virginia are noted.
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New York
Dudley Struve
Forest City
N. C
Flower Hospital
Struve
Woodstock
S. H. Struve
Washington
Army
Dudley
Art Metal Construction Company
Jamestown
N. Y
Clarksburg
W. Va
North Carolina Football Prepares for Fall Campaign
Thud of toe on pigskin returns as intensive white practice begins Monday on the North Carolina campus. Head Coach Chuck Collins expects a squad of 150, to be divided into several units for a schedule of two practice games weekly.
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North Carolina
Chuck Collins
Congress Debates Tariff and Immigration Measures
A report on House and Senate activity shows the Senate debating a tariff bill with sugar duty, while committees hear New York importers and discuss a communications bill. Other panels advance treasury postal supply, immigration limits, a highway from the Northwest to Alaska, coast guard measures, navy and independent offices funding, veterans service consolidation, and Army Engineers river projects.
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Senate
Bby
New York
Interstate Commerce Committee
Commerce Committee
Treasury-Post Office
Immigration Committee
United States
Alaska
British Columbia
Coast Guard
Appropriations
Navy
Expenditures
Rivers and Harbors
Army
Burbank Garden Club Hosts Meeting At Hillcrest Home
The Burbank Garden Club meets at Mrs. J. G. Greene’s Hillcrest drive residence with twenty one members and two visitors. Mrs. S. H. Tomlinson, state garden clubs chair, leads an afternoon program titled Nature In the Bible. Mrs. Arthur Marsh organizes and Mrs. Ralph Parker discusses the topic.
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Burbank
Notable Moesdames and Visitors Listed for Afternoon
A list names numerous individuals including D. H. Parsons W. J. Fraley Jack Edwards R. H. Se chrest Homer Hayworth and others. Visitors for the afternoon were Mrs. H. S Tomlinson and Mrs. Ralph Parker.
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H. Tomlinson
Ralph Parker
Seven In Ten Past 40 Need This Special Treatment
The ad targets adults over 40 with middle age ailments, promoting Dr. Southworth's URATABS for bladder irritation back pain and sleep disruption. It touts 40 years of use, doctor and user testimonials, and a risk free ten day test with money back guarantee through any druggist.
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Southworth
H. C. Southworth
Dr. Southworth
Éatisfield
Adv
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