Night turmoil at inn ends with tense warning
Martin Clinger and Jack clash in a brawl at an inn as a waiter and the manager intervene. Sue and Geraldine discuss engagements and loyalty while Jack insists on protection and hints at a future with Sue. The scene closes with plans to dine quietly and a tease about Sybil’s car.
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Martin Clinger
Jack
Martin
Sue
Clinger
Ted
Nat
Geraldine
Sybil
North Carolina Newspapers Inc Chartered in Salisbury
On November 2 a new certificate of incorporation was filed with the secretary of state authorizing North Carolina Newspapers Inc to own operate and publish newspapers. Authorized capital stock is 50000 with 1000 subscribed. Founders include W H Jordan and John A Jordan of Greensboro and E W G Huffman of Salisbury along with others.
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Raleigh
Secretary of State
The
North Carolina Newspapers Inc
Salisbury
W. H. Jordan
John A. Jordan
Greensboro
E. W. G. Huffman
Weather favors harvest work in Sept in North Carolina
The fifth Federal Reserve bank reports September weather was favorable for harvest in North Carolina until a tropical storm end of month. Early October floods hit lowlands and river bottoms, with a cool September boosting corn yields and hay quality. Peanut and sweet potato yields outlooks are mixed, Irish potato yields good, seed potatoes strong in mountains, apples short with statewide crop about half last year.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Fifth Federal Reserve Bank
Carolina
UNC Law School Names Helpers In Student Research
The University of North Carolina law school announced four salaried student research assistants to the faculty. John Anderson of Chapel Hill Walter Hoyle of Lincolnton H B Parker of Monroe and A K Smith of Raleigh will work twelve hours weekly on research projects. Anderson with Professor Beckenridge, Hoyle with Professor Van Hecke, Parker with Miss Lucile Elliott, and Smith with Professor Wettach.
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Beckenridge
Hoyle
van Hecke
Parker
Lucile Elliott
Smith
The
North Carolina Law Review
Wettach
Eskimos Hailed for Beliefs on Tremper and Death Penalty
A fragment notes Eskimo customs where bad tremper signals possession by a devil, lying is punished by death, and marriage is compulsory. The text presents these beliefs as a cultural snapshot.
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Eskimos
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