Women urged to share war service as men do
Barnard College dean Virginia Gildersleeve blasted passive female effort in World War II. She backed compulsory national service for women, noted a rising trend of shirking war work, and cited Barnard Occupation Bureau data showing demand for women in war jobs outpacing supply. She emphasized equal responsibility with men and urged action.
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Doan’s Pills Advertised For Kidney and Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement claims backaches and kidney or bladder issues stem from kidney problems. It promotes Doan’s Pills as a remedy used by millions for over four decades to ease pain and help flush waste from the kidneys.
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Duke and Duchess of Wind to Leave for Nassau
The Duke and Duchess of Wind will depart the United States on Monday to return to Nassau where the Duke serves as governor. They have been in the U S since early July and will stay briefly in Miami before continuing their journey.
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Christmas trees will be plentiful this year says forestry service
The Agriculture Department foresees ample Christmas trees to meet demand. Minnesota may cut about three million again, Canada sent five million last year, and Montana and Pacific Northwest expect similar output. Manpower appears ample to supply the market.
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Toys Expected To Be Better This Christmas
Washington reports the Commerce Department says toys will be better and more plentiful this Christmas. Dolls and wooden toys will lead the surge with steel wheels and enhanced design, though there will be no silk dresses on dolls or electric trains.
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State Supreme Court Reverses Man Slaughter Conviction
The North Carolina Supreme Court reverses the 1933 man slaughter conviction of Willie Lennon Edwards from Pitt County in the death of Will Cox. Associate Justice Michael Schenck said the case did not go to the jury and indicated no foul play was involved.
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Weed Prices Rise Across Virginia North Carolina Markets
Prices for flue cured tobacco in Virginia and North Carolina climbed to season highs as markets reopened after a four day selling week. Old belt gains ranged from 1 to 86 over Friday averages, middle belt up to 4, eastern belt 1 to 4, with a general average well above 44 per hundred.
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Pigeons at Portland Spur Daily Feeds After Crumbs
Portland resident W N Dreiner feeds about 100 pigeons daily after claiming the birds spoke to him. The birds arrive at 4 30 each afternoon and he continues the ritual, saying his action began with a single crumb tossed to a pigeon.
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Giver's Guide to National Philanthropy Published in New York
The National Information Bureau of New York announces the Giver's Guide to National Philanthropy listing 130 accredited philanthropies for safe giving. It notes that many wealthy individuals lack guidance on charitable giving.
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