Konjola touted as cure all at High Point drug store
A promotional piece promotes Konjola as a 32 ingredient medicine claimed to cure chronic ailments. The Konjola Man at Main Drug Company, 105 South Main Street, High Point, recounts success stories including Dewitt F. Thomas of High Point who credits the remedy with restoring health after years of suffering.
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Seals And Shields Carved On Duke Buildings Display Unity
Duke University plans permanent stone seals and shields representing many universities and institutions on its new buildings. Artist John Donnelly designs and a skilled crew carves hundreds of pieces in Indiana limestone, with panels over arched entrances and the medicine school doorway featuring about 30 famed institutions. Visitors watch master carvers as the work progresses toward a lasting symbol of education and medical science.
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Durham
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Duke
John Donnelly
New York
Techir
School of Medicine
Duke University
Duke Arches to Feature Shields of Many Institutions
The Duke Union building will display shields from more than 25 institutions including University of Virginia North Carolina Vanderbilt Yale and Pennsylvania on its library and auditorium elevations. Foreign universities Lorain Bologna and Leige will also be shown with numerous other seals and symbolic designs alongside carvings of medical progress items and whimsical figures.
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Durham
McGill
Virginia
University College Hospital
London
St. Batholomew’s Hospital
Royal College of Surgeons
Edinburgh
Trinity College
University of Padua
Jefferson Medical College
School of Medicine
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
Duke
Union
Oxford
Cambridge
Paris
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
University of Virginia
University of North Carolina
Wofford
Furman
Randolpha Macon
Wake Forest
Davidson
Vanderblit
Washington and Lee
Columbia University
United States Naval Academy
Cornell University
Johns Hopkins
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Leland Stanford
Universities of
Lorain
Belgium
Bologna
Italy
Leige
North Carolina
University of the South
Emory and Henry College
Guilford College
University of Texas
Clemson
William and Mary
Emory University
Tulane University
Millsaps College
Haverford College
Duke University
Funeral for George S. Thompson Draws Large Lexington Crowd
In Tyre at St Luke's Lutheran church a funeral for George S. Thompson drew one of the largest congregations in memory. The 34 year old Tyro resident died Monday in a motorcycle automobile collision at Wadesboro while en route to begin state patrol service. Survived by parents two brothers three sisters and a brother in Texas. Funeral conducted by Rev C R Pless with a state patrol honor guard led by Capt Charles D Farmer. Thompson recently took the oath of office and had trained at Morehead City awaiting assignment in the eighth district.
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G. M. Thompson
Tyro
Morehead City
Marion
Department of the State Highway Commission
M. Irving Thompson
Winston-Salem
Wilmer Thompson
Galveston
Texas
Mary Thompson
Louise Thompson
Holt Hunt
Davidson Confirms $82,000 School Bond Issue
Lexington on July 6 reports the Davidson county board of education intends to issue 82000 in school bonds to pay for new buildings and additions to handle rising enrollment. A joint meeting of the county commissioners and the board of education is set for Monday to confirm the resolution and determine the fund distribution to rural schools.
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Road rule in India enforces four hour travel strip
A 59 mile stretch in India imposes an unusual traffic regulation allowing no negotiation of a timed strip in less than four hours. The rule is described as among the strictest traffic constraints worldwide.
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Cacutta
India
Federal tax lectures for lawyers set in Chapel Hill
University Law School announces two July lectures by Hon. P. W. Phillips on Federal Income Tax. Topics include structure and practical applications, reporting methods, and tax procedures before the Bureau of Internal Revenue and the Board of Tax Appeals. Lectures begin July 13 in Manning Hall.
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New York City
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Delightful Bridge Party in Durham Honors Mrs Underwood
Mrs William Underwood Jr of Durham hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge party at Old Main Street. Six tables played for a top prize a powder box awarded to Miss Mary Moffitt. Gifts included silk hose for the honoree and a compact for her sister Mrs Bruce Hodges of Greensboro. Mrs Clarence Spaugh of Atlanta, a guest of Mrs E G Morris, received bath salts.
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Durham
W. A. Underwood
Old Main Street
Mary Moffitt
Bruce Hodges
Greensboro
Clarence Spaugh
Atlanta
E. G. Morris
Etta Reid Wood
Worth Street
Shelton Burkhead
H. Morris., Jr
Bride Elect Elizabeth Parks Receives Powder at Shower
A bridal shower honored Miss Elizabeth Parks the bride elect as refreshments were served in two courses by hostesses Mrs J O Redding Miss Ethel Lovett and Mrs John E Wood Mrs Wood and Mrs Redding also served iced punch on the porch.
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Elizabeth Parks
J. O. Redding
Ethel Lovett
John E. Wood
Wood
Redding
Woods Flower Club Meeting At Mrs Hughes Home
The Woods Flower club met at South Fayetteville street with Mrs Clarence E Hughes. Only members attended and enjoyed a delightful session. Mrs L Crawford won top score and received bath salts. Queen Anns lace filled jars and baskets enhancing the living room. A fruit plant was noted.
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Clarence E. Hughes
South Fayetteville Street
L. Crawford
Hungarian alimony case reports first in Hungary
Paula Kunhaber, a druggist in Budapest, receives six dollars a month from his divorced wife as alimony. A court found Kunhaber too ill to support himself, marking what is believed to be Hungary's first such ruling.
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Budapest
Paula Kunhaber
Hungary
Kunhaber
Flappers Demand Law Against Widows Remarrying
In London flappers protest widows remarrying, arguing there are not enough men. A widow told Sir Thomas Davies they want a law to stop widows from marrying again, reflecting social tensions over marriage and gender roles.
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London
Thomas Davies
Round for Us Girls Fight Delayed Bias Debate
A fragment discusses women’s rights restricting marriages and notes opposition to allowing Wiwods to marry, signaling a public dispute over social norms and legal constraints. The terse item highlights a gendered policy clash without detailing individuals or events.
Venizelos Pushes Education to Curb Forest Burns
Athens reports Prime Minister Eleutherios Venizelos aims an intensive education campaign to stop peasant forest burning. Peasants burn nonfruit trees to clear land for cultivation as scientists warn such deforestation will reduce rainfall and cause severe floods.
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Eleutherios Venizelos
Snow Cross in Holy Cross National Forest Shaped by Crevices
The famous cross of snow in Colorado's Holy Cross National Forest is formed by two narrow crevices on the mountain side. Its shape is visible for miles, drawing hikers and photographers to the area.
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Holy Cross National Forest
Colorado
Social Saturdays Bring Bridge and Rook Wins in Asheboro
Mrs. Sam Storey and Mrs. R. Ferree hosted two afternoon and evening parties on Parke street with 12 tables for rook and 12 for bridge. Prizes went to J. V. Hunter, O. S. Prescott, Dempsey Barnes, and others. guests included Miriam Storey and Miss Elizabeth Parks. Summer flowers adorned rooms and a salad course closed events.
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R. Ferree
Ferree
Clifford Morris
Elizabeth Parks
J. F. White
George Sumner
Allen
West Asheboro
Dick Stone
I. C. Moser
John Ward
Dempsey Barnes
Virginia Barker
Elizabeth Scott
Greensboro
Roy Welborn
Lois Welborn
High Point
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