Beryl Faces Turmoil as Irene Is Injured in Storm
In a windy Oakdale night Irene suffers head injuries after a crash. Beryl questions family loyalties and Gaylord's role while Irene recovers, Irene writes of reconciliation failed, and Beryl grows self aware amid mounting tension.
New Cancer Serum Explained by London Research Chief
London doctor Thomas Lumsden of the London Hospital Cancer Research Laboratory describes a new cancer serum derived from animals inoculated with cancer germs. It has not yet been used in humans, but rat tests reportedly killed the cancer cells in living subjects.
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London
Thomas Lumsden
Cancer Research Laboratory
London Hospital
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Glamour Eyes and Historic Bell Featured in News
Glamorous eye make up moves into reach with inexpensive pencils in green blue and brown plus tips for hazel or blue eyes and mascara alternatives. A 1876 Sullivan bell that cost 181.20 will join a museum collection as the local DAR preserves history.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mongrel Dog Jiggs Nominated for Life Saver Honor
Jiggs a mongrel dog owned by Eddie Scheeler of Dickinson North Dakota is recommended to the National Anti Vivisection society for decoration as a life saver after saving Raymond Kuhn from drowning in an incident.
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Dickenson
Mont
Jiggs
National Anti
Island farmer toils solo with power drum plow
South Bend Indiana report notes Deb Voorhis, 60, owner of a nearby island farm, plows by a power drum drawing the plow with a steel cable. He and his son have lived on the island 47 years, with only two one room cabins as buildings.
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South Bend
Ind
Deb Voorhis
Voorhis
Pigeons Carry Oil Progress Reports Across Texas
Tex oil men use carrier pigeons to relay daily drilling updates from remote wells. Jon Camp of San Antonio starts the plan by taking seven pigeons to a Mc Mullen county site, sending back daily reports since a week.
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Austin
Texas
Jon Camp
San Antonio
McMullen County
Indiana Farmers Stew Over 100 Bushels Corn Per Acre
Twenty three Indiana farmers reportedly produced more than 100 bushels of corn per acre in the last year. The report highlights yields across Indiana farms and signals strong crop performance statewide.
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Indiana
Twenty NC textile grads receive job placements
Raleigh June 20 20 of 22 North Carolina State College textile school graduates have secured positions and two await offers, with six positions offered. Most will work in state as rayon plant growth drives demand amid industry tensions. Names and employers of the 20 placed are listed.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College Textile School
Thomas Nelson
State College
North Carolina
Dr. Nelson
Carolinas
Virginia
M. B. Amos
High Point
Amos Hosiery Mills
R. L. Beard
Winston-Salem
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
L. B. Brown
Pineville
Roxboro Cotton Mills
N. C. Davenport
Rome
Walker County Hosiery Mills
J. N. Gammon
Griffin, Ga
National Oil Products Company
J. P. Garrison
Belmont
Riverside Mills
R. A. Gilliam
Gastonia
National Aniline and Chemical Company
W. W. Greenhalgh
New Britain
H. H. Rankin
Cannon Manufacturing Company
C. D. Reams
Roxboro
Victory Mills
Sam G. Riley, Jr
Collings and Aikman Corporation
W. R. Rogers
Oakboro
Roanoke Mills
L. F. Sharpe
Hickory
Brookford Mills
F. L. Wilson
Bakersville
Help Wanted for City Projects Listed in Emergency Contact
A typed notice explains calling 2089 to reach the economics committee for eminent cooperation with City Hall offices. It directs residents to request cooks cleaners grounds repairs and other services to aid the city’s panics situation, naming Mrs W E Price as secretary and her assistant as office contacts.
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Ecomonics Committee
City Hall
W. E. Price
Rules at Guilford Courthouse Battle Anniversary
Greensbor o traffic officials announce parking rules for the Sesqui Centen nial Battle of Guilford Courthouse celebration on July 4. No parking on battleground grounds or the highway between Greensboro and the battleground. Free and paid lots exist along the main highway with strict enforcement and fines for violations. Officials urge cooperation for a smooth visit.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Battle of Guilford
Lieutenant Early
State Highway Patrol
Early
Batteground
Battleground Road
Battleground
Safe driving at planned road events described
The text urges following expert traffic directions at a public event to ensure comfort and safety. It warns against improvisation, mentions Highway Patrol limits, and notes penalties for liquor or disruptive behavior. It emphasizes staying within designated battle lines for maximum visibility and safety.
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Highway Patrol
Poems Ignored as Dear Mr Editor Requests Candid Critique
A humorous exchange shows a would be contributor asking the editor to read an enclosed poem and provide critique. The editor replies with a witty twist instructing to remove the irons and insert the poem, mocking the request.
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