Peach Institute Plans 10 Discuss Grower Problems
Raleigh January 23 The Carolina Peach Institute will hold the first of a series of sectional meetings on January 28 at Candor North Carolina to address peach grower issues. George Ross presides Fred P Abbot is secretary. Experts from NC State the NC and US departments of agriculture and from SC will share current solutions. Dr J R Magness will discuss leaf surface fertilization impact on yield. Dr R W Leiby will stress orchard sanitation and pest control.
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Raleigh
Candor
N. C
Carolina Peach Institute
North
South Carolina
George Ross
Fred P. Abbot
Hamlet
North Carolina State College
North Carolina
United States Departments of Agriculture
J. R. Magness
Office of Horticultural Crops and Diseases
Washington, D. C
R. W. Leiby
Cold Weather Report on Peach Ailments and Control
Dr Leiby calls spraying insufficient to curb peach parasites urging burning of hibernating sites orchard culture and tree jarring to remove curculio. He warns excessive spraying harms fruit foliage and spreads bacteriosis and outlines studies on Oriental fruit moth and Mediterranean fruit fly. Other speakers include Poole Williams Morrow Beaumont Edwards Cudd Ross discussing diseases defoliation orchard management and cooperative marketing plans.
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Leiby
Lieby
R. F. Poole
N. C. State College
C. F. Williams
Happiness Through Health Promised by Nujol Secret
A letter campaign claims happiness comes from internal cleanliness and daily removal of poisons using Nujol. Readers praise a drug free, tasteless lubricant that supposedly purges toxins and boosts well being in two weeks.
North Carolina Architects Exhibit At Raleigh Convention
Enterprise Bureau, Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh hosts a display of 380 drawings and plans by North Carolina architects. The exhibits aim to educate the public on architectural services and the value of consulting an architect before building. A government loaned moving picture on Washington’s architectural development is shown at the State theater. Banquet follows judging and prize awards for the exhibition.
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North Carolina
George R. Berryman
Raleigh
U. S
Washington
United States
Before Baby Comes Elastic Tissues Aid Delivery
Fragmentary OCR text discusses preparing the body for childbirth noting the abdomen enlarges and that pain may result if muscles and tissues are not elastic. It emphasizes making tissues and muscles as elastic as possible to ease delivery.
Tillery on Stand Two Days in Rate Case at Raleigh
North Carolina class rate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission features G L Tillery presenting discrimination evidence. 25 to 30 shipper witnesses to follow, detailing higher rates to North Carolina cities from New England and mid-Atlantic origins versus Virginia cities. Julius Cone of Greensboro leads the North Carolina Traffic League as a key supporter of fairer rates. The outcome could save shippers about 10 million dollars annually in North Carolina and impact east of the Mississippi.
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N Enterprise Bureau
Sir Waller
North Carolina
Tillery
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Richmond
Norfolk
Julius Cone
Greensboro
North Carolina Traffic League
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi River
Potomac River
Mississippi
South
Carolina Cork Roll Company Incorporation Filed
One new certificate of incorporation was filed in Raleigh the secretary of state office for Carolina Cork Roll Company of Charlotte. It will deal in textile machinery with authorized stock $75,000 subscribed $75,000 and subscribed stock $11,000 held by L. S. Hertford L. W. Cuddy and I. S. McManus of Charlotte.
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Raleigh
Carolina Cork Roll Company
Charlotte
L. S. Hertford
L. W. Cuddy
I. S. McManus
Lumber Dealers Open Convention in Gastonia
The Carolinas Retail Lumber Dealers association holds its annual convention in Gastonia with about 200 dealers from North and South Carolina expected. The program includes speeches and exhibits of interest to the industry.
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Gastonia
Carolinas Retail Lumber Dealers Association
New Notaries Commissioned in Raleigh Listing
New notaries of public commission dated January 23 include William B. Eldrich Royal Horace W Auten Huntersville John L Bryant Edna City Frank E Crouse Winston Salem Ss W Dandridge Charlotte Co E DD Edgerton Rockingham Miss Thelma Harrington Sanford J A McKeel Stantonsburg L B Schuping Salisbury W E Smith Charlotte Ray Steelman Asheville J L Suttle Shelby H B Taylor Dunn Royster M Tucker High Point John H Dalton Trotia and QO F Welch High Point.
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Raleigh
William B. Eldrich
Royal
Horace W. Auten
Huntersville
John L. Bryant
Edna City
Frank E. Crouse
Winston-Salem
Ss. W. Dandridge
Charlotte
Co. E. DD
Edgerton
Rockingham
Thelma Harrington
Sanford
J. A. McKeel
Asheville
J. L. Suttle
Shelby
H. B. Taylor
Dunn Royster M. Tucker
High Point
John H. Dalton
Trotia
QO. F. Welch
Cooper Urges Home Diet and Local Dairy Production
Dr. G M Cooper of the state health division urges a balanced diet rich in milk eggs butter and vegetables. He notes North Carolina farms produce little of these essentials and urges farmers to follow the live at home program to increase milk butter eggs and poultry locally for freshness and supply. He cites figures on needed butter cheese milk and ice cream and contrasts southern imports with regional production. Travel to Mexico notes rising tourist traffic via paved highways at Laredo Texas.
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Raleigh
G. M. Cooper
Educational Division
State Board of Health
North Carolina
Cooper
Gardner
Oxford Public Ledger
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
Oklahoma
Tennessee
North
Middle West
Atlanta
California
Charlotte Homicide Rate Higher Than Chicago in 1929
The 1929 annual report by Charlotte health officer Dr W A McPhail shows 27 homicides in Charlotte and 399 in Chicago. Per 100 000 residents the Charlotte rate was 33 versus Chicago 11, based on census estimates.
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Charlotte
Chicago
W. A. Mc
Phanl
Health Department
Lose pounds and gain health with Kruschen Salts ad
An advertising promo touts Kruschen Salts as a cheap, four week weight loss aid. It promises fat reduction, energy, improved skin, and mental focus, claiming dramatic results for 85 cents a month and urging readers to weigh before and after use. Leading druggists stock the product nationwide.
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America
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Peach Institute
KE. B. Morrow
J. H. Beaumont
Charles B. Edwards
Horticultural Association and Societies
J. J. Cudd
Spartanburg
S. C
South Carolina Peach Growers Association
Federal Farm Board
The
Carolinas Peach Institute
Boston
D and E
Shredded Wheat Company
Bradfield Regulator Co
Dept. 15
Atlanta, Ga
Kcihece
Archer
Lumber Dealers Open
Notaries
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
the American Tobacco Co
Mirs
Mexico
Laredo
Tex
Persia
John Greenleaf Whittier
Nature
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