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North Carolina plans expanded conservation education for youths. The Enterprise Bureau reports a program of illustrated lectures and publications for juvenile camps and summer schools directed by J. S. Holmes and Joe H. Claridge. Five reels of wildlife and forestry motion pictures will aid teaching, with data sets distributed to camps for reference.
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Conservation Department
U. S. Forest Service
Summer Squeaks And Oiling For Machinery Care
The notice warns that summer heat causes squeaks in doors and hinges and urges thorough regular oiling of all mechanical devices. It cautions oiling is essential as heat dries oil quickly and neglect harms machinery.
Floor Tiled with Silver Doliaré in Havana Saloon
A new Havana saloon features a floor paved in silver doliaré tiles, showcasing a lavish decorative theme and attracting curious patrons. The gleaming surface reflects the room as workers prepare openings and invite visitors to explore the upscale venue.
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Havana
Ice Cream Endorsed as Valuable Summer Food by Health Experts
Health authorities regard ice cream as a sanitary, nutritious summer food rich in vitamins A and B. Dr L S Palmer’s animal study shows ice cream supports growth when it forms a third of the diet, though its sugar makes it unsuitable for diabetics. Ice cream is helpful for invalids recovering from throat or tonsil procedures and for fevered patients when other foods fail.
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L. S. Palmer
University of Minnesota
Master Masons Meeting Informs Degree Conferral
Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 344 A of M announces a special meeting Monday at 7 30 PM to confer the Master Masons Degree. Members are urged to attend and visiting brothers are invited.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge No
Advice to young chemists on avoiding snobbery
The American Chemical Society warns young technical men not to strut or be snobs in a monograph by treasurer Dr. John M. Teeple of New York. He cautions that current position is minimal proof and that a past misjudgment by others may be corrected later.
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New York
American Chemical Society
John &. Teeple
Six wheel trucks ease road wear and boost loads
The department of agriculture cites U S Bureau of Public Roads experiments showing six wheel trucks cause half the road wear of four wheel trucks of equal weight. The department says six wheelers could carry larger loads per vehicle, signaling a future shift in trucking.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Department
Illinois Aviation Society Targets Mushroom Flying Schools
The Illinois Aviation Society, formed by state aviation enthusiasts, seeks to exterminate racket flying schools. The group grew from conferences outlining plans for a war on such schools which allegedly offer students little chance to avoid fatal outcomes.
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Chicago
Illinois Aviation Society
North Carolina barbers extend registration deadline to July 10
Raleigh June 29. J M Cheek chairman of the state board of barber examiners says the deadline to file applications for apprentice or barber certificates is extended to midnight July 10. The act requires exams and certificates, with fines for noncompliance, and the public benefits from barbers having medical clearance before licensing.
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Raleigh
J. M. Cheek
State Board of Barbor Examiners
General Assembly
Cheek
Man Dies by Own Action Near Beauvais France
A man in Beauvais, France, died by his own hand after attempting multiple times. Police say the incident occurred in the local area with no further details released. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
Palm reader promises visions of love and fate
A public notice advertises a fortune teller who reads palms for both white and colored patrons. It claims she can reveal past, present, and future, including love, marriage, and business, with promises of perfect satisfaction and a price of 81.00 per palm.
State Highway Patrol Ends 1025 Mile Tour of State
Raleigh June 29 The new State Highway Patrol returns after a 1025 mile four day tour despite rain. Capt Charles D Farmer says broad support exists. Officers enjoyed furlough and a Sir Walter Hotel dinner in Raleigh before resuming posts.
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State Highway Patrol
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Charles D. Farmer
Tere
Dinnner
S. J. Lawrence
Sir Walter Hotel
T. L. Bland
Sam Brown
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