Pin Prick Shows Different Pain Between Body Types
Elizabeth Enke reports in Character and Personality that pin pricks cause less pain to slender individuals than to thickset ones. Tests with electrodes reveal three body types and differing internal turmoil, with thickset subjects reacting more to pin-pricks than slender peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Elizabeth Enke
University of Marburg
Prussia
International Psychology
Duke University
elect@rodes
Rotary talk on The Challenge of 1933 to Rotary at Gibsonville
Dr. G. I. Humphreys president of High Point College addressed about 65 Rotarians from Greensboro Gibsonville Burlington Reidsville and Leakesville at Gibsonville high school last night. He urged conservative optimism new courage and sacrificial service to direct effort toward a constructive purpose for North Carolina and Rotary. Frank Owen welcomed the visitors and Montgomery Hill spoke in reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Greensboro
Gibsonville
Burlington
Reidsville
Leakasville
Gibsonville High School
Rotary
J. E. McLean
North Carolina
Frank Owen
Gibsonville Club
Montgomery Hill
Greensboro Club
Probe Killing Of Relief Worker
An investigation continued in Raleigh into the auto crash that killed William Corbett 56 and injured 13 unemployed workers riding on a truck. Four of the injured were seriously hurt when their truck collided with a milk truck at a street intersection and were taken to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
William Corbett
Protest Letters Flare Over Losing Start To Season
Readers from Maine to California flood the paper with letters asking for another chance to see Joe in action. The columnist notes the public’s appreciation and hints at a future crack at Blinsky as fans press for accountability and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
California
Joe
Blintsky
Natalie Webber Finds a Husband in Wedding News
Nancy Becker and Grace discuss Natalie Webber's remarriage at Becker Manufacturing. Natalie has wed a former husband of Sue, prompting talk of romance, trust, and social webs as Grace questions Jimmy’s reaction while class and charm intersect in a workplace salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Natalie Webber
Sue
Nancy Becker
Grace
Jimmy
Liebold Found After 30 Hour Michigan Search
Ernest G. Liebold general secretary to Henry Ford returned from a 30 hour search across lower Michigan saying he needed rest. He said he traveled about 550 miles from Detroit and registered at a Traverse City hotel under an assumed name to escape the strain. He explained he sought quiet rest after two weeks of high pressure and sleep deprivation.
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Traverse City
Mich
Ernest G. Liebold
Henry Ford
Lower Michigan
Sylvester Niedzelski
State Police
Liebeld
Park Place
Liebold
Greenbush
Siebold
Detroit
Siebold Ends Hidden Vacation From Ford Chase
Detroit reports Ernest G. Siebold Henry Ford's chief secretary returned home after a 24 hour manhunt sparked by an unannounced vacation. Siebold told Harry Bennett he felt mentally exhausted and unable to think clearly before meeting Henry and Edsel Ford to discuss the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mar
Ernest G. Siebold
Henry Ford
Harry Bennett
Ford Service Department
Bennett
Siebold
Henry
Edsel Ford
Mrs Roy Paschall Sickness Confines at High Point Hospital
Friends report Mrs Roy Paschall of 01 Hicks Street is confined to High Point Hospital with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Paschall
Hicks Street
High Point Hospital
Beware Kidney Acidity Cure Ad
An advertisement claims to relieve kidney or bladder acidity and related symptoms within 15 minutes. It promises energy, eased stiffness, leg pains, and nervousness, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and a price of 75e at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Sisstex
Deep River Weekly Socials and Visits Report
Local church adult class met for a six member business gathering led by Mrs. Dora Harvey. A social hour followed with cherry pie and coffee. A large local contingent attended the Jamestown Parent-Teacher meeting Thursday. Frequent visits include Raleigh residents Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson and Mrs. G. Rising, and relatives in High Point Burlington Jamestown Ramseur Summerfield Holy Springs.
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Deep River Church
Dora Harvey
Jamestown
Shober Jackson
Philip Jackson
Raleigh
George Rising
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. l. Lowe
Lowe
F. W. Welch
Hallie Welch
R. L. Patterson
Bill Gossett
R. T. Jordan
Vangie Rush
High Point
J. L. Sheen
Edna Corum
Charlie Boling
Jeff Jones
Pearl Jones
Holy Springs
C. C. Lowe
Cora Thornton
Burlington
Will Thornton
Cary Bulla
Ramseur
T. H. Bundy
C. E. Thornton
A. D. Ridge
R. F. Thornton
Roosevelts Furniture On Way To White House Home
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt ships part of her New York house hold to Washington for use in the White House. A silver tea set from Alice Roosevelt Longworth accompanies efforts, with two van loads already sent and more items including books, navy prints, and paintings to follow.
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White House
Lorena A. Hickok
Associated Press
New York
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Hyde Park
Navy
Charlotte Man To Take Rhyne's Post
LINCOLNTON Charlotte J. Kiley O. Anderson of Charlotte was elected president of the First National Bank to succeed Daniel E. Rhyne who died recently. Anderson was vice president and the board elected D. H. Mauney of Lincolnton to succeed Anderson. Anderson has business holdings with several Charlotte concerns.
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Lincolnton
March
J. Kiley O. Anderson
Charlotte
First National Bank
Daniel E. Rhyne
Anderson
D. H. Mauney
Red Cross Delivers Flour to Hot Springs Needy
Forty barrels of flour arrived in Hot Springs for distribution to needy residents in the area as part of relief efforts by the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Hot Springs
The North Star as a Guide Beyond the Compass
The article extols the North Star as a fixed celestial guide far steadier than a magnetic compass. It emphasizes its reliability for navigation by aligning with true north, noting its permanence and use by travelers and mariners.
Bears and hunters risk comparison in black bear statements
The quote asserts that American black bears are not more dangerous to hunters than hogs of similar size, implying comparable risk levels between the two animals for people in the field. It frames bears as not inherently vicious.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Guilford County
Default on the December 1928 deed of trust secures sale of Lot 202 Hillsdale Block A at 12 noon March 20 1993 at the Guilford County Courthouse. David Bramham and T L Receivers Fleet National Company of Durham Inc as Trustees announce sale to highest cash bidder. Purchaser pays unpaid taxes and street assessments.
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First National Company of Durham, Inc
A. BE. Taplin
Ruth B. Taplin
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Wn.c
Gulilfard County
N. C
Arlington Avenue
Monthew Avenue
Hillsdale
Office of the Register of Deeds
North
Caroline
Ww. G. Bramham
T. L
Fleet National Company of Durham Inc
Trustor's Sale of Guilford County Property by Trustee
The undersigned successor Trustee will sell at public auction for cash on March 10, 1933, at the Greensboro court house door, the Oliver Township Lot No 1 in East Side Park, bounded by Logan Avenue and Hillsboro Street. A 10 percent cash deposit is required to bid, with remaining balance due at deed delivery. The sale is under a deed of trust securing Ed and Daisy Holt. The trustee is Asheville Safe Deposit Company acting through Trust Officer J. Co. Ale.
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Ed Holt
Daisy Holt
Central Bank and Trust Company
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Guilford
State of
Olivier Township
Hillsboro Street
Southern Railroad
Cireensboro
Logan Avenue
Bingham Street
East Side Park
Office of the Register of Deeds
Asheville Safe Deposit Company
J. Co. Ale
Sale of Land in High Point NC by Trustee
Public auction scheduled for March 14 1933 at 2 p.m. in High Point North Carolina. The parcel of land in Guilford County near Price Street and the African Methodist Episcopal Zion church is offered at cash terms. The sale is conducted under a deed of trust dated November 24 1931 and recorded in Guilford County Book 677.
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Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
City of
Price Street
Mack Beaman
Stone
Episcopa Zion Church
J. C. Welch
Welch
Beaman
Ed D. Johnson
J. A. Lindsay
V. A. J. Idol
Dred Peacock
Atty
Trustee Sale Notice for Guilford County Land Lot 127
Trust company trustee for J S S Dennis et ux Nore Dennis initiates public sale at noon on March 10 for Lot 127 in the Ragan and Harmon plat Bell Lands Guilford County. Property described as Pershing Street East Russell Street area with 150 by 50 feet dimensions. Sale requires 10 percent bid deposit. Notice dated February 6 1933 signed by Trust Officer Alexander.
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J. S&s. Dennis Et Ux Nore Dennis
Central Bank and Trust Company
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point
County of
Guilford
Pershing Street
East Russell Street
Ragan and Harmon
Bell
Asheville Safe Deposit Company
Xander
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