Army summer training plans outlined by War Department
Preliminary plans for annual summer training of the regular army organized reserves officers training corps national guard and citizens military camps were announced. Camps will host thousands over 30 days with six week courses beginning June 14 and 15 day guard drills. state authorities set dates.
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Washington
Regular Army
Officers’ Training Corps
National Guard
Citizens
War Department
National Guards
Natonal Guard
Army of
United States
Red Pepper Rub Claim Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as a cure for chest tightness and congestion from a cold. It asserts rapid warming heat within minutes, easing rheumatism backaches stiff neck and sore muscles with pepper heat and penetrating action available at drug stores.
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Rowle
Rowles
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Judge Stack Sees White Man More Guilty In Whisky Case
Judge A. M. Stack in Greensboro set a precedent before sentencing Ed Whitsell, a white man convicted of transporting and having whisky for sale. He stated a white man should know better, while a similar offense by a black person might incur a fine. Whitsell received six months on the county roads and a suspended year on the sale charge.
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A. M. Stack
Greensboro
Ed Whitsell
Propst Civil War blacksmith Alfred Propst dies near Malden
Newton, March 16. Alfred M. Propst who spent years making horseshoes and nails for the Confederate army died yesterday at his home near Malden. He was in his 98th year and death came after a gradual surrender of life with no particular disease.
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Newton
Alfred M. Propst
Malden
Elm Street PTA drives raise funds for school library
Elm Street Parent Teachers Association reports success in two events this week for library funds. A faculty dinner at Elm Street School raised over 75 dollars, with a separate picture benefit netting about 50 dollars. Total on hand nears four hundred dollars as April set for dollar-for-dollar city library program.
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Elm Street School
Library Fund
Elm Street
H. T. Hudson
Ways and
Parent-Teachers’ Association
A. E. Frazier
Patrick
Gilbert Clark
Mary Hicks
W. A. Copeland
J. R. Johnston
Fred Ingram
Betty Compson
Elm Street Association
Elm Street Associa
Hangchow Normal School Poisoning Claims Twenty Seven Dead
Twenty seven students and teachers at the Hangchow normal school died after eating rice contaminated with poison. Ten others remain in precarious condition as evidence from an official investigation links the deaths to two disgruntled former cooks who had been discharged.
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Shanghal
Associated Press
Hangchow
Green Crepe Dinner Gown with Lace Bodice
A green crepe dinner gown features a long bodice of dyed green lace and a sash that ties directly in front, presenting an elegant, formal silhouette suitable for evening occasions.
New Textile Plant Assured For Concord
Concord on March 16 learns a $400000 textile plant will be built by Hobarton Manufacturing company after a secretary of state charter. Principal incorporator says an erection contract has been awarded and work will begin at once in the near future.
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Concord
Hobarton Manufacturing Company
Gypsies Arrested For Frightening Householder
WADESBORO March 16 A band of gypsies was arrested on a warrant charging harassment after they frightened a local householder. Police say the incident occurred last night as residents reported a disturbance and the suspects were taken into custody without further trouble.
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Wadesboro
Gypsy band raids frighten woman. arrests follow
Mrs Littlenest Polkton was frightened when intruders entered her home and demanded money and a chicken. She fainted from fear. Chief of Police H. W. Clark arrested the gypsies. The band was reported roaming the state, often camping by the roadside.
Rainbow Haircloth Turbans Spark Spring Fashion
Rainbow haircloth comes in a fascinating variety of hues and tints and is extremely popular now made into turbans for early spring wear.
We Would Hate to Be a Book Agent
A playful remark on book agents who seem to assume everyone stays angry. The line hints at a stereotype about persistent frustration in the literary business.
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