Officers at Duke Are Chosen
The Duke women’s groups elected new officers. Alma Wyche of Weldon became president of the Women’s Student Government Association and Elizabeth McFarden of Concord was named president of the YWCA. Additional officers were named for both organizations. A second election was needed for some posts due to close voting. Installations will occur next month on dates not yet set.
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Alma Wyche
Wilson
Elizabeth Mctayden
Concord
Durham
Duke University
Weldon
Women’s
Elizabeth McFarden
Young Women’s Christian Association
Women’s Student Government Association
Elizabeth Montgomery
Wilmington
Gertrude Merritt
Dunn
Maude McCracken
Virginia Hobgood
Vertie Moore
Roxboro
Southgate
Charlotte Crews
Dabney
Mary Bradsher
Petersburg
Margaret Moore
Forest City
Clarice Bowman
Mt. Airy
Joanna Crim
Winston-Salem
Margaret Harrell
Asheville
MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad Promises Smooth Texture
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Face Powder as preferred by beautiful women for no flakiness or irritation. It claims lasting wear, a youthful bloom, and a French process that prevents large pores, marketed by Mann Drug Company.
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Mann Drug Company
Believe Man Slaying Probe Shifts to Allen Swamp Area
Police and volunteers search swamps near Allen North Carolina for a suspected slayer who fled Southern Pines after shooting J C Kelly on traffic duty. The suspect escaped in a commandeered car, later abandoning another vehicle. authorities also linked papers to J L Bose serving a two year term in the state prison for earlier charges.
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Southern Pines
Allen, N
Union
Mecklenburg County
Monroe
Allen
Kelly
Pinehurst
J. ©. Bozo
Summersville
W. Va
Halifax County
Boso
Rowan County
Salisbury
Mar
J. L. Boso
J. C. Kelly
Bose
Royal wedding in Scotland and Foch funeral in Paris
The Scottish ceremony featured Princess Martha's marriage with Olaf while Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish royalty attended. In Paris, Marshal Ferdinand Foch lay in state as Paris prepared a national funeral, with guard of honor and plans for immense honors.
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Bjornéon
May Stewart
Scotland
Haakon
Queen Maud
Inge
Gustav Adolph
Sweden
Axel
Denmark
Henry
Holland
Martha
Carol
Royal University
Olaf
Whitaker Remembered as Longtime North Carolina Educator
Whitaker, associated with the institution for over four decades, began as a student and rose to prominence as a leading North Carolina educator. He held a notable role shaping the school and its community during his lengthy tenure.
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North Carolina
Whitaker
Grief Expressed For Marshal Widow Note
An official message to the marshal's widow speaks of the nation’s collective sorrow and honors his significant contributions to the country.
Mine disaster rescue reports spark from car igniting gas
Eyewitness accounts describe rescuers entering the mine as fumes rising from the scene. A rescuer from the Valley camp entry said the mine was clear for 1,000 feet on that side. Officials speculated a mine car accident may have caused the explosion at Kinloch entry.
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Kinloch
1891 Congress Fund for Cloud Seeding Cannons
In 1891 Congress appropriated ten thousand dollars to bombardize clouds with cannon shot to induce rain, reflecting experimental weather manipulation ideas of the era.
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Congress
Lexington Lads Take Mule Train Tour to Europe
Kenneth Gallimore and Roscoe Farabee, University of North Carolina students from Lexington, join a mule train from Spencer on a voyage to Africa. The train, shipped from Norfolk, will first stop at Algiers with plans to cross to Spain and continue to the Mediterranean and Constantinople before a European tour.
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Lexington
Mar
Kenneth Gallimore
Roscoe Farabee
University of North Carolina
Europe
Spencer
Africa
Pinner’s Point
Norfolk
Algiers
Straits
Spain
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Lexington Boys
Widenhouse Death Probed Despite Verdict
Concord mourns John E. Widenhouse a 21 year old sailor attached to the battleship Oklahoma in Philadelphia who was shot March 16 funeral services were held. Nav al authorities will continue their investigation despite a coroner s jury ruling death by own action exonerating Miss Lillian Humphries who found the body at her Philadelphia home.
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Oak Ridge
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Notre Dame Cathedral
the Invalides
Monsieur Te Marechal
Ime
Father Berdrued
Davenlere
Mme. Foch
Concord
N. C
Philadelphia
Naval
John E. Widenhouse
Concordian
Widenhouse
Conover
Lillian Humphries
Oklahoma
Philadelphia Navy Yard
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Legion of Honor
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