Janitors School at State College in Raleigh
Public school janitors from across North Carolina will attend a new summer program at North Carolina State College from July 1 to 11 to learn heating water and sewage system maintenance. The effort aims to cut high coal and repair costs and improve school facilities. Superintendent T. E. Browne leads the program with strong interest from county boards of education.
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Raleigh
N. C
N. C. State College
T. E. Browne
Board of Education
Starfish Arms Can Regenerate into Separate Individuals
A biological study notes that the five arms of a starfish, if severed, are capable of developing into independent organisms. This regenerative process highlights the species’ remarkable cellular plasticity and developmental potential.
Ordinary Bathing and Swimming Dangers Cited by Dr Laughinghouse
Raleigh June 12 The State Board of Health urges precautions for bathing and swimming as summer rises. Dr C O Laughinghouse says outdoor life raises drownings and outlines nine simple rules aimed at reducing the death toll in North Carolina. Water quality concerns and preventive guidelines are emphasized.
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Dr. Laughinghouse
Laughinghouse
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Safety First in Swimming Rules for Safe Summer Fun
A historical guidance list emphasizes safety while swimming. It covers recognizing water quality, staying near shore, avoiding unknown depths, not swimming after meals, not swimming in cold water, checking for submerged hazards, vaccination against typhoid, avoiding excessive swimming, and keeping safety as a constant slogan to enjoy swimming another year.
Health Superstitions on Inheritance of Skin Traits
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses heredity in skin conditions and hair loss. He notes pigment absence such as albinism and eye color inheritance, then links certain skin diseases to glandular heredity. Allergic skin reactions depend on constitutional factors. hair growth is also hereditary as shown by a male-line descent case.
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Charles M. Williams
Errorgram Corrections Noted for Cafeteria Signage
The corrections fix terms such as meat real beefsteak, Cold Slaw to cole slaw, and move Start Here away from the cashier station. The sign lacks keys on the cash register. The scrambled word CLOTHES is presented.
Modernizing Rome Planning Aim Preserves History
Rome's town planning commission outlines a program to remake the city into a modern metropolis while preserving its historic sites. The plan projects a population of about two million within twenty years.
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Rome
Town Planning Commission
Mussolini
Presbyterian Young People League Opens North Carolina Conference
The twelfth annual conference of the Presbyterian Young People's League of North Carolina began at Davidson College with an informal campus gathering in Chambers building. About 350 delegates from nine presbyteries attended, fewer than usual due to schedule conflicts and a crowded campus. Dr. Walter L. Lingle could not teach a class. Rev. Edgar Woods will substitute.
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Davidson
Presbyterian Young People’s League of North Carolina
Davidson College
Chambers Building
North Carolina
Walter L. Lingle
Edgar Woods
First Presbyterian Church
Salisbury
Tucked Yoke Linen Frock with Delicate White Organdie
A brown and white polka dot ted linen dress features a deep yoke of white organdie and fine hand tucks. The design emphasizes meticulous handwork and refined texture. A period styling note highlights the garment’s vintage craft and feminine detailing.
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State College
Eckerd
New Mexico
Wagon Mount
N. M
R. C. Dillon
London
National Library For
National Bellas Hjesss
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the
Health Magazine
Presbyterian Young People’s League
Lucky
Beverley Robinson
New York Medical Journal
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
the American Tobacco Co
Mira
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