Plans Move Ahead for NC State College Extension Programs
Winter activities are planned at North Carolina State College with Dean I O Schaub and James M Gray organizing the December 12 to 13 program for county agents and extension workers. About 32 master farmers will attend a banquet December 13 hosted by the Progressive Farmer. Home agents will prepare lectures with Mrs James S McKimmon and Maude Wallace, reviewing past work and setting plans for the season. State College representatives will attend the November 14 meeting of the Association of Land Grant Colleges in Chicago.
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James S. McKimmon
Maude Wallace
Home Demonstration Department
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Chicago
State College
Brooks
Dean Schaub
R. Y. Winters
James M. Gray
McKimmon
Balchen to Pilot Dawn in Europe Flight Bid
Bert Balchen the Polar flyer and Byrd co pilot is set to fly the Dawn with Mrs. Frances Wilson Grayson as owner advancing a fourth attempt to cross the Atlantic. Grayson met with Clarence Chamberlin and Arthur C. Goebel while hints of Brice Goldsborough as second crew member emerged and Wilmer Stultz withdrew after disputes.
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New York
Bert Balchen
Richard E. Byrd
America
Atlantic
Frances Wilson Grayson
Dawn
Balchen
Europe
Grayson
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Arthur C. Goebel
California
Honolulu
Thea Rasche
North Carolina Escallop Season Advances to December 1
Raleigh November 2 Craving for escallops will be met earlier as the season opens December 1. Capt J A Nelson fisheries commissioner and F Worthy chaired the decision to suspend rules under special authority. Bogue and Core Sounds in Carteret county are major centers with Long Island Sound and Virginia waters as others. North Carolina’s supply should be abundant this year boosting about 2000 workers in the industry.
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Bogue
Core Sounds
Carteret County
United States
Long Island Sound
Virginia
North Carolina
Capt
Nelson
Doctor Held for Death of Patient in Virginia Inquest
In Richmond on November 1 an inquest found Dr. Robert S. Fitzgerald caused the death of Melba Victoria Royal 18 of Salemburg North Carolina after an improper operation. Fitzgerald faces a first degree murder charge. grand jury to hear witnesses next Monday. James M Royal, father of the deceased, testified as principal witness.
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Richmond
Melba Victoria Royal
Salemburg
N. C
Robert S. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Whitfield
Hustings Court Grand Jury
Commonwealth
James M. Royal
State Street Pastor to Return to Lexington Church
State Street Methodist Protestant church in Lexington votes unanimously to retain Rev. N. G. Bethea for the coming year. Delegate H. S. Lanier will seek reappointment at Asheboro conference this week. Bethea has led the church for three years since succeeding the late Dr. C. L. Whitaker. He has declined offers from larger churches in New Jersey Texas and Oklahoma.
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Lexington
State Street Methodist Protestant
N. G. Bethea
H. S. Lanier
Asheboro
Bethea
C. L. Whitaker
New Jersey
Texas
Oklahoma
Timberlake Buys Interest in Piedmont Furniture
Casper Timberlake purchases an interest in the Piedmont Furniture Company in Lexington formerly held by J. F. Beck. Timberlake, already associated with the firm, becomes associate alongside E. A. Timberlake in managing the business. Beck runs a Spencer funeral home.
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Lexington
Casper Timberlake
Piedmont Furniture Company
J. F. Beck
Timberlake
Mr. Beck
E. A. Timberlake
Spencer
Hunter College Grows as Largest U.S. Women’s College
Hunter College in New York City is identified as the largest U.S. women's college. This year enrollment reaches about 3500 students.
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United States
Hunter College
New York City
Wildcats practice halted as players rest after hunting day
Davidson coaches Younger and Tilson ordered the team to rest after a day spent in hunting clothes and golf knickers. Ed Wilson, the quarterback, suffered a fractured finger, signaling possible roughness in the passing attack in future games.
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Davidson
Wildcats
Younger
Tilson
Ed Wilson
When to Suspect Acid Scalp
An old ad promotes Danderine as a treatment for acid scalp claiming hair will regain shine in twenty four hours. It notes stiff or stringy hair, inability to hold a wave, and a detectable odor when warm as signs. The product allegedly dissolves dandruff five minutes after application and costs thirty five cents at drugstores.
Musterole Promises Feverish Relief For Flu Warnings
Warns that influenza, cripps and pneumonia begin with a cold and advises applying Musterole. Claims it relieves congestion, stimulates circulation, and offers mustard-plaster benefits without blistering. Notes a milder children’s version and urges keeping Musterole on hand for emergency use.
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Broadway
Broadhurst
Prevost
Gertie
Orpheum
State Street
Furniture Company
Ness
Betsy Ross
Clegg’s Steam Bakery
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