Trinity College: Struggles Through War Years and New Dawn
The article reviews Trinity College's hardship during the Civil War era and its revival under leaders like Dr. Craven and Prof. Heitman. It notes early salaries and tuition, partnerships with Durham merchants, and the transformation into Duke University under James B. Duke in 1924. It highlights Daniel C. Roper’s 1888 degree and his 1938 commencement reflection on Old Trinity days.
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Duke Ty
Trinan
Trinmiles Telow High Point
Kington Duke
Carolina Educational
Witl
Heitman
North Carolina
Colonel Alspaugh
J. A. Gray
Winston-Salem
Julian &. Carr
Durham
Trinity College
W. T. Gannaway
W. HH. Pegram
J. F. Hettman
N. C. English
J. M. Randy
H. HH
Williams
A. W. Long
Old Trinity
the Journal
Roper
Daniel C. Roper
Roosevelt
Duke University
Heltman
Crowell
Heistman
N. C. Educational Journal
J. M. Downam
J. D. Jenkins
Trinity
James B. Duke
Copper Roof of Christ Church Stands Over Two Centuries
Built of copper, the roof of Christ Church in Philadelphia is over 200 years old and likely the oldest roof in America, reflecting colonial craftsmanship and longevity.
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Christ Church
Philadelphia
America
Walter Winchell On Baseball Tea Time And Club Life
The column describes fans watching a game from a club roof as a pitcher overthrows and the batter hits out of the park. It notes the Middlesex Clubhouse and hints at elite circles like the MCGs and a mix of U S Lawn Tennis, New York Yacht Club, and boxing officials. The piece ends with tea time and a tease that the column returns tomorrow.
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Ilford Memorial Park
Middlesex
M. Gcs
England
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
House
New York Yacht Club
New York Boxing Commission
Ford
AlMaard’s Loss Triggers Two New Tall Recruits
In a surprising turn, AlMaard academy coach notes that a defeat spurred the program to recruit two taller players. The move aims to boost frontline strength and rebalance the team’s height disparity after the setback.
Food safety grades listed for Guilford area establishments
County wide inspection of Guilford county dance halls tourist camps and food handling places shows Willow Oak Inn and Sunnyside Service Station closed for low scores while many hotels tourist homes and cafes earned high marks. The complete list includes Sedgefield inn Coral Villa Mizpah Hillcrest Ja Mar Carolina camps and dozens more with scores from 46.5 to 99 across food and lodging facilities.
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Guilford
C. &. Buchanan
Willow Oak Inn
Winston-Salem Road
W. B. Welbourne
W. E. Sharpe
Raleigh Road
Hillcrest
High Point Road
Mre
Winnie Mae Shaw
Mizpah
Sedgefield
Hall
High Point
Mrs. Hall
Ja-Mar
Winston- Salem Road
J. K. MecElwain
Tip Top
Beldeville Road
Homer Morgan
Dad Ward
C. Ward
Midway
Frank Morris
Carolina
Thomasville Road
W. H. Strong
Piedmont Cabina
J. B. Rayle
M. F. Smith
L. B. Carmines
Wie
J. D. Reece
Sunnyside
Carolina Tavern
Henry Hendricks
Betty Lou
J. EB. Davis
Guilford College
Helen Howes
Lynch's Lodge
Summerfield
Oak Ridge Road
Mia
J. J. Lynch
Silver Moon
Reidsville
F. L. Lavender
O. M. Parker
H. B. Walden
Crew
Golden Shell
R. F. Russell
Magnolia Inn
W. Thompson
Starmount Club
Starmount
Bill Hayworth
Pneu Road
Henry Ford Reflects on Youth and Future at 75
Detroit report details Henry Ford nearing 76 with a busy day at the River Rouge complex. The industrial titan emphasizes machine age progress, decentralization, and ongoing plant expansions while maintaining a simple routine and a belief in constant work.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
Pageants adapt from church to craft in modern times
The article notes a shift from church led pageants to crafts as the main form of pageantry in historical communities. It highlights how pageants evolved from royal continental courts to popular American interest, with historical and impersonal varieties gaining favor recently.
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United States
Coldest Morning in Temperate Climates Around Sunrise
In temperate climates the average day is coldest at about sunrise. The line suggests a general climate pattern with early morning chill being the peak cold point of the day.
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North Carolina Educational Journal
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Hardee
Craven
M. L. Woop
T Braxton Craven
Pegram
M. L
Wood
Methodist Church
F. Heistman
W. A
BMNG
MT. Airy
Uilford Memorial Park
Greensboro
Walter Winchell
AlMaard
Master Cleaners
South Main St
Gibsonville
Lydia Hall
Sedgefield Locker Room
Willie Wood
Boar and Castle
Winston-Sa
Lem Road
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L. C. Thomas
Shell Penn
W. W. Craven
Airport Cafe
William Bagley
A Point Road
W. L. Smith
Fairmount
Thomasville
C. V. Bambalis
Green Top
Asheboro Road
R. B. Short
Kime
J. A. Kime
Small
Burlington Road
J. C. Small
Webster
J. B. Webster
Pearce
Bessemer
Tommy Pearce
Clark
Audrey
Raleigh
RB. T. May
L. B. Taylor
Floyd Nance
Brady
L. Brady
Weaver
W. B. Weaver
M. Schwartzman
Oberammergau
Switzerland
Christ
Century
High Point College Stadium
Willis Thornton
Ma Befries
Vebt
River Rouge
Penney’s
Harry
Dogens
Penney Compan
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