UNC Press to issue six new volumes this spring
Chapel Hill March 8 The University of North Carolina Press announces six new books for spring and summer including Materials for the Life of Shakespeare by Dean Pierce Butler and The Democratic Party in North Carolina by Clarence C Norton. Hobbs North Carolina Economic and Social appears May 30. Norton April 15. Other titles cover Southern cotton mill villages and a light verse collection Released: A Book of Verse by Anne Blackwell Payne.
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University of North Carolina Press
Shakespeare
Dean Pierce Butler
Sophia Newcomb College
New Orleans
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Clarence C. Norton
Samuel Huntington Hobes, Jr
Rural Social Economics
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Hobbs
Fifth Grade Builds Miniature Olde Tavern Stagecoach
Henry Millis Jr. leads a Bay Street school project with Mrs. Schroder on colonial life. Students display a one inch to foot scale Olde Tavern replica tied to Ford Americana, featuring miniature stagecoach built for transportation history. Supervising officials include Superintendent and Mrs Wingate Andrews with L R Johnston and others observing on Ray Street grounds.
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America
Dan R. Schroder
Bay Street
T. Wingate Andrews
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South Sudbury
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Howe
Henry Ford
Boston
Washington
Lafayette
Longfellow
Wayside Inn
Henry Millis
Harrison Attacks Grundy's Force in Senate Conflict
The conflict over Grundy's staff and ties to the American tariff league erupts as Senator Harrison presses to remove aides from Grundy's office. Chairman Moses seeks to avoid censorship while Nye's Senate resolution to bar Grundy over 1926 Pennsylvania primary ties remains unresolved. Grundy defends employing Warren Doane and asserts only his employer uses his office.
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Rules Committee
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American Tariff League
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Pennsylvania
Fisher
Elections Committee
Route by Rail from Calais to Vladivostok Proposed
A plan suggests a transcontinental train trip spanning Europe and Asia from Calais to Vladivostok covering about 7000 miles. The proposal highlights the feasibility of long distance rail travel across multiple regions and borders.
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Europe
Asia
Calais
Vladivostok
Public Library Reads List Diverse Nonfiction and Biographies
The library offers books on Japan and America by Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto and Weston, plus Moody biographies by Gamaliel Bradford and a biography of Adoniram Judson in Splendor of God by Honore Wilsie Morrow. Ann of Ava also profiles Judson. The list aims to spark thought and guide readers in forming their views.
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Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto
Japan
America
Weston
Dd. L. Moody
Souia
Gamaliel Bradford
Sankey and
Moody
Busines
God
Honore Wilsie Morrow
Adoviram Judson
Ann of Ava
Hubbard
Judson
Cleaning Bills and Frequent Garment Care Tips
Cleaning bills rise from neglecting cuffs and collars. Regular wipe downs with a damp towel檔to remove grime helps extend garment life. The guide highlights cuffs collars and frocks as the key areas needing routine care.
Traylor Seeks Liberty Loan Plan for Chicago
Melvin A. Traylor president of the First National Bank of Chicago proposes a liberty loan style program to ease Chicago’s financial troubles. He and associates would float the loan with banks taking shares similar to World War financing methods.
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Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank of Chicago
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Emma Blair PTA hosts safety and health plays in school auditorium
The Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association met in the school auditorium with Mrs. J. F. Hoffman presiding. Miss Colson's third grade presented a safety playlet and Miss Ruscoe's fourth grade performed a two act health play about a sick girl aided by a doctor, nurse, and a helpful pony. Black Bear the arithmetic pony entertained and the school benefited from the show’s proceeds.
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Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association
J. F. Hoffman
Black Bear
Most Dangerous Gases Found In Metal Mines
Washington reports the greatest unknown dangers for miners lie in metal mines where a variety of gases pose serious hazards far beyond those found in coal mines.
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