Southern Market Association Dinner Features Charles Stow
Charles Messer Stow, furniture critic for the New York Sun, will give the principal address at tonight’s Southern Market Association semi annual dinner at 6:30 in the Eldwood hotel private dining room. Stow notes Southern furniture’s progress and its potential to rival high grade producers, with discussions on winter market dates in January.
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Charles Messer Stow
New York Sun
Southern Market Association
Eldwood Hotel
Stow
South
Stallings Finds Strong Support in Lake Project
Dr. J H Stallings reports rising public interest in soil erosion control around Deep River watershed area and city lake. He credits local education via newspapers and radio as key to gaining farmers and residents support.
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Stallings
Lake Project
J. H. Stallings
Soil Erosion Service
Erosion Service
New Deal Leads In Balloting At High Point
In High Point the New Deal leads 16 to 7 with 3 divided as voters respond to Roosevelt policy questions. Readers urged to mail in ballots or submit reactions as part of nationwide polls tied to Roosevelt's June 28 address. Voters citing varied occupations include two farmers and a retired principal among supporters, while critics include a walking the streets figure and a billiard room operator.
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H. B. Hidte
Arthur Harrison
Pat Brown
M. A. Lackey
J.C. Payne
Cannon G. Bedford
Arthur Kirkman
J. W. Slate
J. T. Burrus
New Deal
Roosevelt
People of America
Moose Burned While Attending Lightning Struck Salisbury Home
C E Moose of 802 Fourth street received slight burns on his right hand during an electrical storm in Salisbury. He was attempting to disengage a radio wire when lightning struck the home of Mrs Moose's mother Mrs W A Bringle. the injuries were painful but not serious.
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C. EB. Moose
Fourth Street
Salisbury
Moose
W. A. Bringle
Thomas C. Swain Buried at Old Union Church
Interment for Thomas C. Swain took place in the family plot at Old Union M. FE. Church after funeral services held Tuesday afternoon. Earlier, incorrect information claimed burial was at Marlboro cemetery. The program emphasized educational value and soil erosion control demonstrations for agricultural areas.
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Thomas C. Swain
Old Union M. FE. Church
Marlboro Cemetery
Moon’s Glass Beliefs Before Telescopes Invasion
The moon was thought to be made of glass before telescopes arrived. Observers believed its dark markings reflected Earth land and sea areas, shaping early theories of lunar geography.
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Earth
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Cure
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria and a general tonic. It claims tasteless quinine destroys infection, iron builds blood, and warns against home remedies while urging readers to buy the $1 bottle with more content than the 50 cent size.
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Grove
Groves
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