Dr Daniel A Poling to Speak at Duke 79th Commencement
Dr Daniel A Poling of New York renowned Christian Herald editor will deliver the commencement sermon at Duke University in Page Auditorium. The longtime youth advocate, temperance leader, author and war era organizer is 44 and a native of Oregon.
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Durham
United States
Duke University
Page
Daniel A. Poling
New York
The
Christian Herald
Dr. Poling
Christian Endeavor Union
San Francisco
National Temperance Council of America
Poling
British Isles
United Committee On War Temperance
Army
Marble Collegiate Reformed Church
Dallas College
Oregon
Hell
Projections Machine Acquired By Guilford College
Guilford College has purchased a 16 millimeter projecting machine to enhance visual education in classrooms. Previously using a 35 millimeter unit for both film and entertainment, the college will now tailor a program next year with films selected by physics chemistry history geology and biology departments to expand instructional use.
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Guilford College
Earley Parks Is Back Behind Bars
Randolph county officers including Sheriff Carl King and Deputy Ben Morgan placed Earley Parks in the Randolph county jail in Asheboro. He was serving a sentence for disposing of mortgaged property and escaped in January. Park’s capture followed tracked movements from Lexington where he worked in a mill. He will resume his sentence.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Cherifff Carl King
Ben Morgan
Earley Parks
Parks
Randolph
Lexington
RAMA Remedy Promises to End Rheumatism
Advert reads RAMA as a new medicine that acts on the liver stomach and blood to expel poisons causing rheumatic misery. It claims immediate relief and guarantees freedom from pain stiffness swelling and lameness by cleansing the system through natural elimination.
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Rama
Harold McMahan To Face Trial In Davidson Court
Harold McMahan a High Point school student faces trial in Davidson County recorder's court on a seduction charge. The case, brought by Tom Wood father of Marjorie Wood the sixteen year old prosecutrix, was continued to June 17 from the preliminary date.
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Lexington
Harold McMahan
High Point School
Recorder’s Court
Tom Wood
Marjorie Wood
Recorder's Court
McMahan
Yadkin College Township
Ham Tabernacle at Lexington Ready for Evangelistic Campaign
Lexington June 6 The large tabernacle on East Third avenue is completed and preparations are set for a six week evangelistic campaign starting next Sunday afternoon led by Evangelist M. F. Ham and his workers. Local churches may join by suspending Sunday evening services to support the tabernacle meetings. Ham has conducted campaigns in several North Carolina towns over the past five to six years and is expected to draw many attendees.
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Lexington
East Third Avenue
M. F. Ham
Tabernacle Meeting
Ham
North Carolina
North Carolina Falls Eight Million Behind U S Tax Revenue
Raleigh June 5 With one month left in the fiscal year North Carolina tax collections are 8 335 243 52 below the prior year for the first 11 months May revenue totaled 22 206 179 92 down 735 237 18 from May 1930 total for 11 months 236 469 132 15. Collector William Grissom notes overall state placement among the 48 states remains second despite the shortfall.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
United States Internal Revenue
William Grissom
May
Grissom
Just A Habit Punchline Reveals Missing Mindset
A humorous exchange about memory and spending shows a husband accusing his wife of absent mindedness after she returns home with a new hat instead of shirts and socks. The quip highlights domestic misperception and surprise at the purchase.
Snakes Escape From Room At New Orleans Hotel
Senor Escoval arrives from British Honduras with two boa constrictors for the city zoo. After a hotel stay the snakes escape their cages and slither into the hotel restaurant before their guardian stops them and saves diners from danger.
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New Orleans
Senor Escoval
British Honduras
City
Father and son exchange playful quip on a rough day
A playful dialogue shows a father warning he will light a mild thrashing on Clarence while the son jokes that he is the one in pain. Clarence responds that his father should not be too hard on himself as he has not been well lately.
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Clarence
Pop
Pathfinder
666 Salve for Baby's Cold and Headache Relief
An old patent remedy advertises LIQUID OR TABLETS that relieve headache or neuralgia in 0 minutes and claim to check a cold on the first day and malaria in three days. It also promotes 666 Salve for a baby's cold.
Foreclosure Sale Notice for High Point Property
In Guilford County North Carolina a trustee will sell at 2 PM on July 1 1931 at Greensboro courthouse the property known as 600 Blair Street High Point described as lots 20 and 21 on the Farlow Insurance & Realty Company map. The deed of trust was executed by FE Wray Farlow and Savannah H Parlow dated January 25 1926 and substituted by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
FE. Wray Farlow
Savannah H. Parlow
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
the Register of Deeds
N. C
Court House
Greensboro
High Point
County of Guilford
Blair Street
Johnson Street
Farlow Insurance & Realty Company
Farlow Insurance & Realty Pany
Office of the Register of Deeds
J. Allen Austin
Austin & Turner
Attys
Sixty Day Sentences Loom Over Old Thirty Day Law
Raleigh June 56. State highway plan shifts county prisoners to state custody after June 30. Counties seek funds for schools by fines, reducing jail counts. Judges may replace thirty day terms with sixty days, boosting school revenue and lowering county costs. Some urge stiff fines in liquor cases to fund schools.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Motel
Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Couny
County General Fund
Justice of the Peace
Recorders
White Rat Line Traces Back to 1925 Nutrition Study
More than 9,300 white rats have descended from a pair brought to the U. S. Department of Agriculture in 1925 for nutrition experiments.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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