Britain's new king Edward VIII King of England at dawn of reign
Milton Bronner profiles Edward VIII on the eve of his coronation. He notes the king elect faces a life change from carefree prince to sovereign, the deep affection with King George V, and the burden of duties ahead while retaining some personal freedoms.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
London
George V
Edward VIII
England
Prince of Wales
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
India
Edward
Eoward Albert
POW-O-LIN Praise From High Point Man After Operation
High Point resident D. F. Thomas reports relief after using POW-O-LIN to aid recovery from surgery. He credits the laxative with improving appetite, weight gain, and sleep while restoring strength. The remedy is promoted by Mann's Drug Stores and other druggists.
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High Point
N. C
D. F. Thomas
E. Green Street
Mann’s Drug Stores
Edward VIII's Rule Ends Dethroned Prince Becomes King
As king he must abandon casual pleasures and public access. The article notes Edward VIII’s shift from a world traveler and social figure to a ceremonial ruler confined to royal duties and formal events. It highlights his democratic outlook, previous social relief work, and the transition to bachelor king.
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Edward Albert
Prince of Wales
Milton Bronner
NEA Service
London
Edward VIII
Prince
Lascelles
Viscount Lascelles
Mary
Edward
Empire
Conte Anyon
Rural Hall School Gymnasium Burns
The Rural Hall public school gymnasium was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin early today. Officials said the gymnasium cost 1,000 dollars and lumber salvaged from the old school was used to rebuild with an estimated replacement cost of 3,000 dollars. There was no insurance.
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Winston-Salem
Rural Hall
Prince of Wales and marriage rumors endures public doubt
The British public remains convinced that the Prince of Wales has no plans to marry, despite various mentions of princesses and commoners in public print reflecting ongoing speculation.
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Prince of Wales
Forget-Me-Not Sale Promotes Veterans Relief
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars launches a Forget-Me-Not Day drive led by Mrs. Lillie Hutchison urging citizens to wear blue Forget-Me-Not flowers tomorrow. Proceeds support the Disabled American Veterans of the World War with emergency relief, employment, and rehabilitation services for war-time disabled veterans and dependents.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of For
Eign Wars
Lillie Hutchison
Auxiliary Today
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