Christmas at Long Island home tests Judith Knight
Judith Knight adapts to her husband Arthur Knight and teenage children Tony and Junior in a Long Island Christmas setting. Tony clashes with Judith while Junior pursues a flying career, and Arthur fosters family festive plans as the house readies a grand tree for Christmas despite underlying tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Cameron
Arthur Knight
New York
Bermuda
Knight
Tony
Europe
Junior
Judith
Tony Knight
Arthur
Long Island
Mickey Mortimer
Mortimer
Paris
Judith Knight
Arthur Junior
Santa Claus
Pather
Gan
Janet
Kelly
Thair
Unconventional Kitchen Talk and Hermit’s Emergency Shelf
An essay contrasts bachelors embracing kitchens and Epicurean habits with women’s emancipation. It cites Will Cuppy’s hermit philosophy and his emergency shelf idea, noting a real outdoor pantry for islanders and hermits containing substantial edible supplies for self supplied snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cuppy
Cuppy
Christmas Eve Gifts Reveal Arthur Knight’s Quiet Hope
Judith and Arthur Knight prepare for Christmas morning as they hide gifts for their children Tony and Junior. Knight presents a ruby and diamond bracelet and a coon skin coat, signaling affection while Judith mourns her absence from the family moment. The scene ends with Judith alone by the tree, awaiting dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
Arthur
Tony
Junior
Knight
Arthur Knight
Health Superstitions Science Still Needs Years Of Research In War On Cancer
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews ongoing cancer research worldwide and explains how progress comes from many studies. He notes the Imperial Cancer Research Fund findings on cancer cell growth, Warburg metabolism, radium effects, and Blair Bell lead therapy, stressing the need to mobilize the body's defenses to combat cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Great Britain
Imperial Cancer Research Fund
Warburg
Blair Bell
Sale of Valuable Land by Trustee in High Point
Public auction ordered by trustee A. D. Ige for a Guilford County land parcel of 3400 square feet on Hoover Street in High Point. The sale, for cash, follows a default on a deed of trust dated August 11 1925 by Warren B Steele and Julia Steele to High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association. Auction set for February 1930 at 2:30 PM in front of the High Point Municipal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Steele
Julia Steele
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
City of
High Point
North Carolina
Hoover Street
Eliza and
Frances Crones
Gardner stresses food crops at Kinston meeting
Governor O Max Gardner urged farmers in eastern North Carolina to diversify beyond two money crops and supplement cotton and tobacco with food crops. He cited South Georgia as example of cheaper production and forecast 1930 as a prosperous year if farmers cooperate. He noted North Carolina losses from boll weevil and tobacco cost differences versus Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
North Carolina
South Georgia
Executors Notice on John W. Welborn Estate Guilford NC
Executors warn all claimants to present claims by December 17 1930 or be barred. Creditors must settle debts promptly. Notice dated December 16 1929 signed by J Elmer Welborn and D A Motsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Welborn
Guilford
North Carolina
J. Elmer
Welborn
D. A. Motsinger
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William Boyd
Betty Bronson
King of
Congo
Rialto News
Orpheum
Marshall Walker
Billy Leicht
Teddy Bear Girls
Ziegfeld
Norma Shearer
Lewis Stone
Belle Bennett
Robert Montgomery
Western Electric
Chimpanzee
Simian Street
Max
Berlin
Italy
Marie-Jose
Belgium
Rome
Quirinal Palace
Humbert
Leopold
Astrid
Hkressels
A. d. Ige
Peacock & Dalton
Kinston
Amliwlain Its
Your Co Theatre
Merry Gang
Mexicali
Sam Hardy
Cranton
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