Birth of Amos Clarkson Kersey Named at Guilford General
Mr and Mrs Henry Kersey of Archdale announce the birth of their son Amos Clarkson on January 18 at Guilford General Hospital. The society column also notes upcoming broadcasts and club meetings with details on speakers, hosts, and attendees.
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Coffee Cake Making From Yeast Dough to Finished Rings
A home kitchen guide shows coffee cakes using basic bread dough with eggs, butter, sugar, and yeast. It details sponge method timing, mixing steps, kneading, rising to double, and shaping into rings or cakes with a cinnamon spice filling.
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Philadelphia
You Can Do Things in the South and West but Not the North
A columnist counsels parents on dressing young children for varied climates. She notes that stockings and leggings help maintain core body heat amid rapid weather changes and urges careful, individualized decisions by mothers based on indoor temperatures, local conditions, and the child’s needs. Overshoes are advised to protect feet from damp and chill.
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Missing Aviators Located In Alps
In Lausanne Switzerland Jan 20 Captain W L Hope and Lieutenant Hinley, declared missing during a search for Bert Hinkler in the Alps, were found at Vertrox in the Simplon valley. They landed yesterday and hiked Diablereta mountain seeking traces of Hinkler or his aircraft. A separate Paris dispatch notes one of four French Army planes from Oran sent to find Lady Mary Bailey is reported missing.
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Planes Carry Gold from Mexico City in Record Shipment
A Mexican subsidiary of a major American airline transported 2,000,000 Mexican gold pesos valued around $1,000,000 from multiple Mexico City banks to the United States in one month. It marked the largest gold air shipment in Mexico’s history.
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New York City Chamber of Commerce Opens in Colonial Era
The New York City Chamber of Commerce formed in 1768 as the first such institution in the United States. It received a royal charter from King George III in 1770, marking its official incorporation.
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New York City
Lexington Police In Big Liquor Capture
Lexington police seized six gallons of corn liquor and a quart at the Hempstead street home of Bob Ellis about 1 am. Officers, acting on tips that T Adams brother-in-law of Ellis had brought household cans, searched Adams first and found nothing. At the Ellis home they found a ten-gallon oak keg and eight cases of half gallon jars filled with corn liquor plus an additional case of empty jars.
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Immodest Bathers Face Fines in Miami Beach
Miami Beach authorities have arrested seven beachgoers for wearing abbreviated costumes on streets near the shore. Each was fined a dollar plus court costs for immodest attire in the ongoing season.
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Durham City Council Reverses Bond Plan for Power Plant
The Durham city council last night rescinded its approval to issue bonds up to 1.5 million dollars for a municipally owned power plant, halting the project.
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Rev Robert W Jones Lectures On Salvation At Liberal Mission
Rev Robert W Jones argues salvation as restoration to health through liberal cooperation within self, with others and God citing scripture as foundation. He will speak on immortality at 8 tonight in the Sheraton hotel ballroom with a Q and A addressing reincarnation and the Free Church of America.
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New Air Line Opens Dublin London Route
A new airline links Dublin to London and Rotterdam and Berlin. Plans include later connections with trans Atlantic steamships at Cobh to form an extended postwar transport network.
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Beach modesty rules spark court appearance
Police said they would enforce modest street attire on the beach with a trial today in the city court. Officers cited a determination to uphold modesty regardless of clothing worn on the shore.
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Rehearsal Costs for Great Orchestras Estimated at $10 a Minute
The estimate puts the expense of rehearsals for major orchestras at ten dollars per minute, reflecting high labor and facility costs involved in preparing performances.
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