Michael Healy Dies in Dublin
Timothy Michael Healy Irish parliamentarian and the first governor general of the saorstat died after a three week illness in Dublin at age 75. Healy a former MP for what is now the saorstat created the “Irish Nights” ritual by sitting quietly with his hat over his face before suddenly taking the floor.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Mar
Saorstat
Timothy
Michael Healy
Saorstat Healy
Vitriolic Speech in Honeyed Irish Tones on Free State Divide
The speaker delivers sharp invective about the split in Irish governance while masking it with genial, lilting Irish phrasing. He notes the moment when the Free State secured its own parliament, and remarks on the individual who briefly served as the first Governor General from 1922 to 1928, tying withdrawal from the House of Commons to the broader constitutional shift.
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House of Commons
Free State
Methodists To Hold Daily Sermon Series
In Asheboro on March 29 a daily sermon series will run through the week at First Methodist Church. Pastor Rev. A. P. Brantley says the theme is The Last Seven Words of Christ to deepen spiritual life for church and town, with services open to the public.
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Asheboro
Mar
A. P. Brantley
Criminal Court To Open Monday In Asheboro
About 200 criminal cases are set for the opening of criminal court in Asheboro on March 30. Judge Walter B. Moore will replace Judge John Oglesby who has been in town two weeks presiding over civil court. Prosecutor Zeb V. Long of Statesville will handle the docket.
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Asheboro
Mar
Walter B. Moore
John Oglesby
Zeb V. Long
Statesville
The Only Danger Girl Tiger Hunting Tale
The account deems tiger hunting a very dangerous sport with a hunter noting heightened risk when tigers are present. Der Lustige Sachse of Leipzig remarks on the peril, emphasizing caution in tiger country.
Health Superstitions Women More Susceptible to Migraine Headache
Dr Morris Fishbein explains migraine as a nervous disturbance more common in women than men. Attacks begin with fatigue or depression and vision symptoms, then intense pain and nausea. Triggers include nervous strain, poor light, overeating, and lack of sleep, with various theories about brain vessel spasm and chemical changes. Treatment focuses on removing triggers and improving overall hygiene to effect prompt improvement.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Vigny's Birth Marked In March History
On March 27 1799 Alfred Count de Vigny was born at Loches France The French poet and novelist later joined the army at 16 serving 12 years He published early verse Elon and the romance Cinq Mars Then he translated Shakespeare Othello and wrote dramas In 1845 he was elected to the Academy.
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Vigny
Alfred Count de Vigny
Loches
France
Paris
Elon
Dumas
Hugo
Academy
States Signal Plan to Mark Highways for Planes
Tennessee adopts the federal plan to mark highways every ten miles to guide cross country fliers. Oklahoma and Tennessee signaled willingness to cooperate with the U S government on marking state roads for air planes.
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Washington
Tennessee
Oklahoma
U. S
High Point Times Sets 1931 Mayor and Council Elections
The Municipal Election Board of High Point announces a primary on April 21, 1931 and a general election on May 5, 1931 to nominate a mayor and two councilors from each of four wards. New voter registration is required for all qualified city voters, with precincts and officials to be announced. J. W. Clinard chairs the board.
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Municipal Election Board
City OF
High Point
General Assembly of
North Carolina
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