Summer School Focuses On Agriculture And Prohibition Debate
Raleigh June 26 Special to The Enterprise The College of Agricultural Engineering summer school shows strong student interest in home economics field crops soils and gardening While poultry club enrollment reaches 1 860 white students and 695 negroes American Poultry Association provides 100 copies of the new Standard of Perfection for county agents A Shorthorn cattle sale at West Jefferson averages 193 with most cattle bought by North Carolina buyers Health policy debates urge national prohibition as wartime measure backed by American Medical Association and National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis citing war needs and soldier welfare
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Raleigh
College of Agricultural Engineering
Imany
C. B. Wil- Fame
Che
Ag*enemy
Nere
J. L. Randal
United States Bureau of Education
Poultry Club
Oliver
American Poultry Association
Office of Poultry Club
United States
West Jefferson
North Carolina
New York City
American Medical Associaton
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Cincinnati
Kidney pills praised by Mountaineer reader
It notes Mrs A G Wells of Mount N C writes of the Foley Kidney Pills giving wonderful benefit, claiming overwork harms the kidneys and age, and the pills offer relief according to Mann Drug Co.
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A. G Wells
War Sobers Shriners
A national conclave of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opens in Minneapolis with war economy in effect. Festivities are curtailed, attendance centers on executives as many members serve militarily, and donations to the Red Cross and other patriotic causes replace decorations and entertainment.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Mystic Shrine
Temples of the Order
American Red Cross
North Carolina to Dry Vegetables and Fruits for War Time Use
North Carolina plans large scale drying of vegetables and fruits to conserve food. State Horticulturist W. N. Hutt and Assistant Horticulturist C. D. Mathews traveled to New York to study evaporating and dehydrating methods. A home evaporator guide for housewives will be issued at no cost. Local groups in Raleigh join farm-effort programs to grow and conserve crops for the war.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of Agriculture
W. N. Hutt
C. D. Mathews
New York
Messrs. Hutt and
Matthews
Luis
North
Caroliia
Germany
Washington
Rateich
E. B Crow
Commercial National Bank
K. G. Hudson
North Carolina Food Commission
Aansas to Revise Constitution
Several issues stir interest as Arkansas voters choose delegates for a convention to draft a new state constitution. Public sentiment favors postponing the convention until after the war, otherwise it will assemble in November to revise and submit the charter for ratification or rejection.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Catholic Educators Hold Fourteenth Convention in Buffalo
The fourteenth annual convention of the Catholic Educational Association opens in Buffalo New York. Delegates attend solemn mass at the cathedral with Bishop Dougherty presiding. Attendees include presidents and professors from Catholic colleges and other educators and clergy.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Catholic Educational Association
Dougherty
Babe Ruth Suspended by American League President
Babe Ruth star pitcher for the Boston Americans is indefinitely suspended by American League President Johnson for striking umpire Owens on the head after being ordered off the field in a game against Washington Saturday.
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Chicago
Babe” Ruth
Boston Americans
Johnson
American League
Owens
Washington
Great Programs At Chautauqua Impress Crowd Tonight
The Chautauqua tent hosts the long awaited Old Homestead by Denman Thompson with a large cast and full scenic effects. Frank Dixon headlines a separate lecture and a concert by the Gardner Kekhof Jordan trio charms music lovers. The Old Homestead Quartet and other acts close today's program with talks and songs.
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Old Homestead
America
Denman Thompson
Garland-Kekhof-Jordan Company
Frank Dixon
Chautauqua
Shelby
Thomas
National Congress
Dixon
Evie
Edward F. Miller
Americans Win Battle at Bulan in Mindanao Campaign
In the struggle to reach Mindanao's south shore, American forces broke Moros at Bulan. General Baldwin reported 471 in action with 51 killed and wounded, while Moro losses exceeded 300 with under 30 escaping.
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Lake Lanao
Mindanao
Bulan
Baldwin
Clerk Pridgen Charged in Check Flasher Escape
Wilmington June 26 Charlie Pridgen night clerk at the Imperial hotel was charged with aiding and abetting Mrs C S Whitney a convicted check flasher in escaping from the county farm last night and ordered to post 250 bond for the recorder s court on Wednesday morning Pridgen admits accompanying the woman to Wrightsville Beach after the escape riding part of the distance in a hired auto but says she claimed her car was broken and asked for help Officers have not yet located the young woman.
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Wilmington
Charlie Pridgen
Imperial Hotel
C. S. Whitney
Recorder’s Court
Pridgen
Wrightsville Beach
Ohio Christian Endeavorers Open State Convention in Hamilton
Hundreds of members of the Society of Christian Endeavor in Ohio gathered in Hamilton on June 26 for the annual convention. The opening featured an attractive program and expected speakers include officers of the international society and other nationally prominent religious workers.
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Hamilton
Society of Christian Endeavor
Ohio
International Society
Public Auction of Bankrupt Firm Accounts
The accounts of Samuel I Poltin, Inc. now in bankruptcy will be sold at public auction on Wednesday, June 27, at 2 pm in front of the Bank of Commerce building. Julius Te. Smith, Receiver.
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Bank of Commerce Buiding
Samual I Poltin, Inc
Brooks Seeks Danville Fire Chief Job in Election
Police Sergeant J P Brooks announces candidacy for Danville fire chief in the upcoming election. He will oppose veteran T D Brann who has been with the department for over 25 years and served as chief for 11 years. Brooks has 5 years in the fire service and 13 years on the police force.
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Danville
J. P. Brooks
Fire Department
T. D. Brann
Brooks
Perishable Products vs Nonperishables Initiative
A program aims to identify all possible perishable goods and preserve nonperishable items. Officials seek to maximize shelf life and reduce waste while coordinating with suppliers and storage facilities for efficient handling. The plan outlines criteria for categorizing items and preserving valuable nonperishable assets.
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