Women Discuss The Why Of War Conference Findings
Five hundred women delegates from 11 major organizations met in Washington for a round table on the why of war. They aimed to identify disputes that could trigger war and how to avoid them, with plans to lobby the Senate for ratification of the world court protocol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue M'Namara
Associated Press
Washington
Gold Star
Ann Fliné
Lus Laustod VE Ballou
Japan
England
Germany
France
Carrie Chapman Catt
Senate
Edgerton Parsons
London
Health Superstitions Absolute Quiet Essential After One Undergoes An Operation
Dr Morris Fishbein explains embolus risks from blood clots and air bubbles in the circulatory system. He notes how blocked vessels cause tissue death and infection, the importance of rest after surgery, and when surgery may remove obstructing material.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Ass'n
Health Magazine
New Star Nanty Torres Gains Film Spotlight
Nanty Torres, a striking dark-eyed performer rising in Hollywood, known in Mexico City as a singer of Mexican folk songs, has been signed as a featured player in talkies. She once entertained at a reception hosted by President Vortes Gil of Mexico for Ambassador Dwight Morrow.
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Nanty Torres
Hollywood
Mexico City
Vortes Gil
Mexico
Dwight Morrow
Former Governor of Colorado Is Heard at Guilford
William E. Sweet former Colorado governor spoke at Guilford College chapel on the New Patriotism and peace efforts. He praised Friends for their peace stance and argued war is not inevitable, noting human will shapes conflict and comparing it to a long history of chess.
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Colorado
Guilford
Guilford College
William E. Sweet
Friends Society
Uakers
Mother credits Konjola for son's health
Mrs J H Good of Bowling Green testifies that after trying Konjola her adopted son, once frail with kidney trouble, regained strength and vitality. She praises the remedy and notes it is sold at Mann No 1 Drug Store in High Point and by leading druggists across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Good
Bowling Green
Konjola
High Point
Mann No. 1
Ady
Gardner urges Democrats to focus on state and county offices
Governor O Max Gardner told the Wake County Bar Association that Democrats should prioritize candidates for the North Carolina general assembly and county commissions in the June 5 primary. He argued taxes and fiscal policy hinge on those offices, not the Senate race between F M Simmons and William Josiah Bailey.
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Baskervill Raleigh
Man
North Carolina
General Assembly
O. Max Gardner
Wake County Bar Association
Sir Walter Hotel
F. M. Simmons
William Josiah Bailey
Gardner
Senate
State General Assembly
Corrections in BStorgram drawing scene
A windsail is missing from the windmill. Alfred is the boy’s name, though misspelled in the girl’s dialogue. The camel shown is an Arabian dromedary with one hump, not a two-humped Bactrian camel. The letter E is absent from the drawing board alphabet. The scrambled word reads TUM BLERS.
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Alfred
Farmers win big gains in 1929 Iowa pig crop contest
Farmers who ranked high in the 1929 Iowa pig crop contest produced 200 to 400 pounds more pork per sow than winners in the 1928 contest.
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Ames
Iowa
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Gage
Wear
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Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles
Olive Moon
Senor
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van Dyke
High Point Thrifty Shoppers
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Mommee Pongee
Virginia
Piper
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Truhu
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Ingram
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