Say More Health Workers Are Need
Washington March 23. Capital News Service reports a conference of physicians and health workers on spreading public health teachings nationwide. Speakers stress prosperity rests on health and note wartime health gains. Calls include better training, mental hygiene, and child health emphasis.
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Washington
Mar
Capital News Service
United Staes Public Health Service
America
Allen W. Freelan
Johns Hopkins University
Milton J. Rosenau
Harvard Medical School
William A. White
St. Elizabeths
Richard M. Smith
British Submarine H-42 Sunk With All Hands
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Gibraltar says the British submarine H-42 sank in the Mediterranean after colliding with a destroyer during maneuvers. All crew members are confirmed lost.
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London
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Women sweep town offices in Des Lacs North Dakota
In Des Lacs North Dakota on March 24 women won every municipal post by about two to one. The village council chair, two trustees, treasurer, marshal, and justice of the peace all went to female candidates. The campaign slogan was Bigger, better and cleaner Des Lacs. Several male incumbents withdrew or offered weak opposition.
Ponce de Leon Breaks Key West HaVana Air Record
The flying boat Ponce de Leon carried passengers from Key West to Havana in 55 minutes setting a new air speed record of about ninety miles. Captain Cobb piloted the vessel which benefited from favorable high winds at times reaching 108 miles per hour. The Balboa, its sister ship, matched the record an hour later.
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Havana
Key West
Ponce de Leon
Balboa
Kk. R. Thomas
Porfomgun
Cobb
Enlarge Lumber Plant in Shelby Sold to Rutherfordton Partners
Hopper and Hamrick sell their Shelby lumber yard to W. W ilson and J. L. Taylor of Rutherfordton who plan to enlarge the plant for sash doors blinds mantles and more. A side track will be laid on the Southern railroad to support the expansion amid growing regional building.
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Shelby
Mrs. Samuel Colby Dies at 82 in Salisbury
Mrs. Samuel B. Colby aged 82 died at her Salem church neighborhood home after Wednesday night illness. Funeral held at Salem. She had two marriages. first husband Milas Kluttz. Surviving children include P. S. Kluttz and Mrs. Mary Wise from the first marriage. from the second marriage are Mrs. T. D. Link, Mrs. A. B. Petrea, and Mrs. A. A. Albright. Grandchildren numbered 29 with three great grandchildren noted.
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Samuel Colby
Salisbury
Samuel B. Colly
Salem Church
Salem
A. A. Albright
Anti Klan Candidate Plans Sheriff Bid in Texas
AUSTIN March 24 Constable Charles Hambley of Travis county announced he will run for sheriff on an anti Klan ticket subject to the Democratic primary. He declared he is opposed to the Klan which he charged seeks to take the law into its own hands.
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Austin
Tex
Charles Hambley
Travis County
Sherif
Wheelers Plan Weekend Stay in Southern Pines
Mr and Mrs Homer Wheeler and a guest will spend the weekend in Southern Pines. They will visit the Wheelers fishing shack in the Pines and are not expected to return to High Point until Monday of next week.
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Homer Wheeler
Southern Pines
Wheelers
The
Pines
High Point
Hero in Politics Berger Lohman Seeks Cook County Clerk Nomination
Berger Lohman, Congressional Medal of Honor recipient and decorated war veteran, enters the race for Cook County clerk. Backed by the American Legion, Lohman seeks the nomination after earning numerous military honors.
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Berger Lohman
Cook County
Illinois
The
American Legion
Lohman
Treaty Rewritten Still Leaves Core Questions Unresolved
Despite drafting a new treaty, negotiators acknowledge that key issues remain unsettled. Officials cite ambiguous language on enforcement and timelines, while observers warn that stakeholder concerns need clearer commitments before any ratification.
Common Sense Health Warnings About Dust and Gas Dangers
An early health bulletin warns that ordinary dust in air poses disease risk when stirred in sweeping or wind. It advises keeping mouths closed in dusty street conditions and to avoid sweeping classrooms while children are present. It also cautions workers in dusty trades about lung damage and notes gas leaks and improper oven use as explosion hazards.
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Becaus
Ralph K Carson Dead Leader in South Carolina Bar Dies at 70
Spartanburg D C March 22 Ralph K Carson former president of the South Carolina Bar and a leading lawyer died yesterday after seven weeks illness He was 70 years old A native of Polk County North Carolina
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Ratoeh K. Carson
Spartanburg
D. C
Ralph K. Carson
South Carolina
Ition
Polk County
North Carolina
Sweden Declares War on Rats With Sweeping Measures
Sweden unveils a broad effort to curb a rat problem, deploying new sanitation, traps, and enforcement. City officials report rising rodent activity and emphasize public health and property protection as the plan unfolds.
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Sweden
West End Drug Co Opens Formal Opening Event
Cigars for the men at our formal opening. West End Drug Co invites families to attend the grand opening and celebrate the new shop in the neighborhood.
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West End Drug Co
666 Colds Fever LaGrippe Remedy
A claimed prescription named 666 promises speedy relief from colds fever and la grippe and is described as the fastest remedy known.
Musical selections and vocalists listed with records and solos
A catalog of 10 and 12 inch piano and symphony records, solos and medleys. Entries include Corinne Rider Kelsey soprano and Lonis Grea voir baritone with orchestra accompaniments, violin solos by Eddy Brown, and multiple Fox-Trot and waltz titles with prices from $0.50 to $3.35. Also lists operatic and comedic records by various artists and orchestras.
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Braga
Corinne Rider- Kelsey
Oolo
George Stell
Mary
Richardson
Corinne Rider-Kelsey
India
Sadko
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Eddy Brown
Bellini
Mario Barrientos
Symphony Records
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Ori Celie
Dieselererese
Columbia Records
Mother Mahree
Olcott and Ball
Charles Hackett
Orch
Haydn
Philharmonie ‘Orchstra
New York
Josef Stransky
von Suppe
Philharmonie Orchestra
Hig ‘York
Knapp
Tandy Mackenzie
Christian Science Hyu
Johnson
Nevada van Deer
Fischer
June Grey Syme
Nevada van der Veer
Franz Schubert
S. Romberg
Columbia Light Opera Company
Prince's Orchestra
Sizemore
Shrigley
Ray Miller
Melody Boys
Magine and Flotow
Monaco
Happy Six
Ginny Shore
Donaldson
Ray ‘Miller
Fox
Biue Kitten
Fiiml
Medley Fox-Trot
Knickerbocker Orchestra
Eddie Elkins
Margine
Koehler
Friend
Osborne
California
Ramblers
Rose
Wolohan
Krausgrill
Cooper
Mary O'Brien
Prince's Dance Orchestra
Old Ohio Shore
Prince’s Dance Orchestra
Snyder
Charles Hart
Elliott Shaw
Everett Clark
Chanes Hart
Ace
Dearie
Kern
Shannon Four
Stark
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
Sariione
Jerome
Marion Harris
Comedienne
Little and Lyman
Mammy Jou
von Tilzer
Sally
Irene
Cantor
Birmingham
McCord
Matthews
Edith Wilson
Jazz Hounds
Wicked Blues
Bradford
Lange
Sybil Sanderson Fagan
Oreh
Pumpkin Center
Stewart
Cal Sewart
Uncle Josh
Josh
Cal Stewart
Uncle John
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
Percale
Madras
Cor. Main and
Washington Sts
Hich Point, N. C
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White House
Avalon Coffee
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