Ortho Hospital Lights Up For Crippled Children
The Orthopedic Hospital near Gastonia serves 150 children with bone diseases. Opened in 1921, it is state owned and funds care, housing a ward for colored children and offering multi month stays, with many patients recovering amid a happy, busy environment despite serious conditions.
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Harriette Hammer Walker
Orthose Hospital
Gastonia
Charlotte- Gastonia
Catawba
South Fork
Kings Mountain
Crowder
R. B. Babington
United States
North Carolina Hospital
North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital aids children with bone diseases
The article highlights a state orthopedic hospital serving 150 children with infantile paralysis and bone deformities. It describes daily routines, classroom and therapy activities, occupational crafts, swimming, music, and extensive outreach clinics across North Carolina to treat cases from every county.
Piles Relief Advertisement Promises Quick Banishing
An advertisement claims itching piles can be banished in a few days with Anateee ointment. It soothes the irritated rectal lining and starts where other remedies fail. A big box costs 35 cents at any drug store and is billed as an unbeatable remedy for piles itching skin pimples and old sores.
Genes May Reveal Sex and Traits in Utero Tests
Dr. John Belline of the Carnegie Institution of Washington experiments with genes thought to carry hereditary characteristics to determine sex and mental and physical traits of unborn children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Belline
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Week End Nude Parties Raise Wake County Alarm
Wake county officers report two nudist colonies along the Neuse river sparking a crackdown. Four men and three women described as conspicuously undressed were arrested. leaders Everett Salmon and Rip Morris named alongside George Wood Grady Stutz Elizabeth Ellington Josephine Moore and Barbara Moore. Ellington released on 50 dollar bond. others jailed.
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Raleigh
Wake County
Neuse River
Everett Salmon
Rip Morris
George Wood
Grady Stutz
Elizabeth Ellington
Josephine Moore
Barbara Moore
Ellington
Beetle Found In East Raises Its Own Food in Fun Gus Gardens
A tiny garden beetle discovered in the eastern United States is noted for growing its own food in what researchers call fun gus gardens. The find showcases unusual insect behavior and potential insights into micro-ecosystem gardening.
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United States
Hair comb aids stripping small fruit stems
For stripping small fruit such as elderberries currants and others from their stems an ordinary hair comb is useful in the garden or kitchen tasks.
Ruth and Sally Senior Wedding Plans Unfold in Urgent Call
Ruth receives an urgent call from Sally as Ruth prepares to marry Dale with a private ceremony. Sue plans a wedding dinner at their house with Ruth and Jack, while Sally fears an ongoing entanglement with Hal Prichard and contemplates leaving Joe Raynor.
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Ruth
Sue
Dale
Jack
Sally
Mr. Page
Hal Prichard
Joe Raynor
Joan Markley
Unclear Event Shifts Mood In Quiet Room
In a tense scene Sally guides Ruth into a room where an unsettled atmosphere hints at an imminent, unpleasant development. The dialogue suggests something has just occurred or is about to unfold, creating suppressed excitement and unease.
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Sally
Ruth
Next: A Struggle Over New Bullet With Twin Circular Wings
A report describes a new bullet featuring twin circular wings capable of 500 feet per second and armor-piercing ability at 30 yards, marking a notable advancement in ordnance.
Borah Holds Firm Against Hoover Prohibition Plank
Senator William E. Borah, a key Republican leader from Idaho, signals possible rupture with Hoover allies over the party prohibition plank. He argues the plank amounts to naked repeal and predicts the saloon could return once the 18th Amendment is legalized—contrasting with Brown and Garner who push for a state choice or repeal.
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Julius Fprandsen
Washington
William E. Borah
Antici
Hoover
Idaho
Mr. Hoover
Borah
Senate
Brown
Chicago
Fess
Ohio
John N. Garner
Garner
Repest
Fresh Gulf Gas Stays Fresh Longer For Quick Starts
Fresh gas packs full power because gasoline deteriorates while stored. Lighter volatile parts evaporate and the power fades with time, making stale gas harder to start and more likely to foul engines. Gulf promises fresher gas by rapid delivery from its many refineries across the country.
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Gulf
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Orthopedic Hospital
State
Model Institution For Children
Mecca
Board of Education
Cher
North Carolina
C. L. Miller
Dorothy M. Sutton
Goldsboro
Carolina
Cherokee
Burtner
E. Green
Women’s Leader
Margaret Durham Robey
Buena Vista
Trinity Col
Duke University
Southern Seminary
Robert L. Durham
G.O.P
Gulf Refining Co
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