Entire prehistoric family found in cavern near Mount Carmel
London May 26 The eminent anthropologist Sir Arthur Keith announced the discovery of an entire family of a new race of prehistoric man in caves in southern Palestine. The finding was reported by Theodore McCown leader of an Anglo American expedition in Palestine. The remains were found in caves near Mount Carmel and indicate the family once lived there.
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Sir Arthur Keith
Palestine
Mt. Carmel
London
Keith
Theodore McCown
British School of Archeology
American School of Prehistoric Research
Ount Carmel
MacCown
Sir Keith
McCown
Duke bar elects William B McGuire Jr president
Bar president William B McGuire Jr of Pranklin was elected head of the Duke bar association for the coming year. The organization comprises law school students and is among the nation’s earliest civically active bar groups. A separate archaeology note discusses a find dated between forty thousand and sixty thousand years ago.
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William B. McGuire, Jr
Pranklin
Duke Bar Association
Duke Bar
School of Law
W. ©. Lassiter
Smithfield
Duke Anm School
Calotabs Promises Easy Liver Purge With One Tab
Vintage ad touts Calotabs as the best remedy for congested liver. One Calotab at bedtime cleans the liver by morning with no taste or nausea. Genuine Calotabs come in checker-board packages and are sold with a money back guarantee. prices listed as 35 cents for large and 10 cents for pocket size.
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Adv
Nitrogen Fertilizer Helps Quick Growth of North Carolina Crops
NC State College agricultural editors report side applications of quickly available nitrogen fertilizer boost yields in cotton demos. County agents note 441 pounds of seed cotton per acre increases with nitrate of soda added after planting, amid worries of bell Weevil infestations requiring rapid crop growth.
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Raleigh
N. C. State College
F. H. Ve College
Jeter
L Altman
Gaston County
Altman
North Carolina
Community program at Fairview Street school by Y M C A
The public is urged to attend an 8 o'clock program at the Fairview Street school auditorium led by J. B. Adams of the Y M C A. The event is part of the High Point colored community week with support from nearby communities and local women groups.
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Fairview Street
Young Men's Christian Association
J. B. Adams
High Point
South High Point
U. 8S
Zepelins
McLellan
Mesdames
H. D. Sears
Z. E B. Holland
W. F. Clayton
White
L. S. Merritt
Vivian Walden
Leonard Street School
Fairview
Brooks Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Circle
Johnson C. Smith University
Charlotte
Sabatey
Gold Coast
Africa
Women's Home Missionary Society
Calvary Baptist the Willing Workers Club
Jonia Lassiter
Nancy Gemes
Mable Wofford
Bukets bladder cleanser ad touts juniper oil remedy
An advertisement promotes Bukets, a bladder cleansing product with juniper oil and buchy leaves, claiming it cures bladder weakness and related pains. A 25 cent test box offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with Eckerd's of High Point and Mann Drug Stores selling it.
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Eckerd's
High Point
Mann Drug
Stevens Accuses U.S. of Profiteering Against Veterans
Henry L. Stevens Jr, national commander of the American Legion, accuses the government of profiteering from World War veterans by charging 4 percent on bonus certificate loans while borrowing at 1-2 percent. He urges Congress to extend five years for converting war risk insurance to prevent loss of coverage. Hawaii pineapple pack in 1932 nears 9 million cases. sugar crop near 1 million tons.
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Chicago
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
American Legion
Warsaw
N. C
Congress
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly-Safely
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid with a four week plan. It claims energy gains clearer skin and youthfulness if the user follows a hot water beverage before breakfast and dietary cautions. Also includes a legal notice of land sale in High Point.
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Kruschen Shantet
Eania
Adv
Man walks backward across Europe finds jail and blisters
Abilene Texas traveler L Wingo walked backward nearly 4000 miles through Romania Germany Czechoslovakia Austria Hungary to the Balkan border where Bulgarian guards arrested him. After detours through Turkey he was jailed and released while passport red tape kept him from moving backward or forward. A separate note reports goat skin exports from British India totaling 33 600 000 pounds.
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Istanbul
Pilenie L. Wingo
Abiline
Texas
Balkans
Europe
Passport Headquarters
Wingo
Romania
Germany
Czechoslvakia
Austria
Hungary
Boris
Turkey
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FBI
Tom Keene
Carolina Melody Boys
Carl Whavis Dillard Webb Lawrence Hula
Marion Davies
THE
Circus
Bar President
Bert
Robert Woolsey
Saturde
Broadway
Gibson
Broadhurst
Vivienne Ware
Scarface
Ite
P.M
Paul Muni
Ann Dvorak
Frankenstein
Karloff
E. M. Foley
Ladies’ Aid Circle No
St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church
East Washington Street
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Stevens
Hawaii
J. E B. Gibson
Guilford County
Laurence F. Lee
C. M. Hauser
the Register of Deeds
Guilford
High Point Township
High Point Milling Company
Office of
Colonial Life Insurance Company
Dalton & Pickens, Attys
Globe Trotter
British India
Wachovia
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Capitol
Raleigh Salisbury
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