Elimination of static touted by Charlotte inventor Moyle
Charlotte inventor William W. Moyle claims a device placed between antenna and radio set purifies the carrier wave, eliminates static, and sharpens volume. Moyle describes it as a small cabinet trap for lightning and notes offers from major radio firms while keeping the prototype secured.
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Charlotte
N. C
William W. Moyle
Regular communication of Numa F. Reid Lodge
Mason officers to be installed at 8 o'clock Monday night all Master Masons urged to attend by order of W M J H Jennings and Sec H C Massey noting lodge No 344 A F and A M and location implied in notice
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
Recital Invitation Promotes Childrens Lessons Comparison
Patrons and friends are cordially invited to a recital with children’s lessons. Those who anticipate sessions should see hear and compare this system with others.
State Engineers To Discuss County Highway Projects
County highway activities and the progress of the state survey will be discussed at the North Carolina society of engineers summer convention at Wrightsville beach June 27 and 28. Reorganization plans proposed by George F. Syme will be considered. R. S. Patton will deliver the sole address on the value of the state monetization plan.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Society of Engineers
Wrightsville Beach
J. Sammie Whitener
N. C. State College
George F. Syme
Julian Gosnell Held For Automobile Theft
Julian Gosnell a 28 year old white man was arrested in Lexington by Police Chief Talbert on a charge of stealing an automobile. Greenville S C reported Gosnell as driving a stolen car with Kentucky plates and he claimed to have driven there. He previously lived in Erlanger near here and has a police record. A $25 reward for the car and $25 for his capture were offered.
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Lexington
Julian Gosnell
Talbert
Gosnell
Greenville
S. C
Main Street
Kentucky
Erlanger
Here
Lincoln county wheat harvest tops eighty bushels per acre
Lincoln county farmers report an average of 80 bushels of spring wheat per acre despite a dry spring. County Agent J. G. Morrison calls the crop the best he has seen in the county.
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Lincolnton
Lincoln County
J. G. Morrisan
Morrison
New Beach Parasols Come In Four Sided Styles
New parasols feature four sides instead of six or eight. Variations include white linen with embroidery and gaudy prints as well as delicate pastel designs. Matching parasol color to bags and shoes is fashionable.
The Great Commission Lesson Excerpt
The article discusses the Great Commission from Matthew 28 1 10, Mary Magdalene and others at the tomb, the angelic message, and Jesus appearing to the followers. It reflects on the mission to make disciples of all nations and the church's progress across centuries amid scientific upheaval.
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WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Africa
Work That Isn’t Finished For Our World
A reflection on the enduring Christian task to fulfill the great commission. Wealth and education should serve others, with religious conviction shaping civilization. The call to missions remains urgent, echoing Judson, Livingstone, and Paton as proof of faith through action.
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Jesus
Judson
Livingstone
Paton
Tomatoes Grow Off Grown Potato Stalk
Shelby North Carolina June 21 C C Bridges a farmer near town brought a full grown potato stalk with several small tomatoes to town to prove the odd plant was real. Inspectors agreed it was not faked and Bridges plans to have botanists examine the possibility of tomatoes and potatoes on one plant.
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Shelby
N. C
C. CC
Bridges
Tray Habit and the Organized Household Routine
A competent housewife describes her tray habit, gathering all cleaning and household basics on a tray for each task. She preloads rags, polish, dusters, oils, and cleaning supplies for cleaning days and packs lunch and noon rest essentials like salad, rolls, tea, salt, pepper, and a book. This habit helps her remember everything needed before starting any task.
Water and Sewer Improvements Bids Sought in High Point
The city of High Point North Carolina invites sealed proposals for water and sewer work including 830 feet of 15 inch sewer line 7075 feet of 12 inch sewer line 2350 feet of 10 inch sewer line 28 sewer man holes and furnishing 15 terra cotta 12 and 10 inch pipes. Proposals due 7:39 PM June 24 1930 with 5 percent certified check.
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City of
High Point
N. C
North Carolina
F. O. B. Cars
Engineer. Co. A. York
E. M. Knox
P. J. Dishner
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B.C. Cridlebaugh
the Great Commission
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Mary
Galilee
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The
Great Commission
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W. J. Fraley Hood Bank Building
Thomasville
Denton Railroad
Commercial National Bank
DE Luxe Cafe
Washington St
High Point Candy Company
W. Broad
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor
City Transfer and Storage Coo
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Snow Lumber Co