Vitamins subject discussed by Dr Mann in Raleigh radio talk
Dr Thomas A Mann of Durham described vitamins A B C D E and G in a Raleigh radio health talk. He explained each vitamin’s effects on health, sources, and the role of vitamin D in bone formation. He noted cod liver oil as a rich source of D and that vitamin C prevents scurvy while vitamin G acts against pellagra.
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Raleigh
N. C
Thomas A. Mann
Durham
Mann
Asia
Dozen Added To Safety Advisory Committee
Twelve new names join the state wide industrial safety conference advisory panel. The conference, sponsored by the state industrial commission, meets November 13-14 at High Point. New members include R. G. Turnbull New Bern and Raymond Hunt Wilmington among others. remaining members list continues with regional leaders and public affairs figures.
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Raleigh
Industrial Safety Conference
T. A. Wilson
Hes Annannvraod
Musivusmar
State Industrial Commission
High Point
Wilson
E. G. Padgett
Commission
R. G. Turnbull
New Bern
Raymond Hunt
Wilmington
E. M. Oettinger
Greensboro
W. Beckerdite
Kannapolis
BY Rudd
Asheville
Capt. C. D. Farmer
Frank E. Laycock
Swannanoa
Herman Weil
Goldsboro
H. McA. Rose
Charlotte
B. C. Burgess
Spruce Pine
George
Nutritional Advice Highlights Vitamin Preventatives
The excerpt stresses the greater value of G nutrients over B, notes that yeast contains both B and G, and recommends ample meat, milk, eggs, and fresh vegetables to prevent pellagra.
State to seek takeover of Negro girls training school
Raleigh Nov 3 The 1931 legislative program will request the state board of charities and public welfare to assume control of the Efland delinquent Negro girls training school. Established in 1924 by Negro club women, the facility with 15 capacity and 169 acres is valued at 25000. The board notes North Carolina lacks a state facility for delinquent Negro girls and aims to complete a four square program of institutional training. The Efland school has operated under funded constraints, with the organizers offering it to the state without strings.
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Raleigh
N. C
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Efland
Negro Club
W. T. Best
Public Welfare
North Carolina
Jackson
Eastern
Morrison
Welfare Workers
State Department
Care Necessary 70 Save Alfalfa
Washington. Farmers risk devaluing alfalfa by late cutting and improper curing says E. O. Pollock of the U S department of agriculture. High grade alfalfa shows leaves green color and freedom from foreign material. low grade hay discounts sharply and sells poorly. Late cutting and careless preparation lead to low quality hay per station experiments.
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Washington, D. C
E. O. Pollock
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pollock
Live-At-Home Program Adopted Across North Carolina Fairs
Governor Gardner’s Live-at-Home plan is demonstrated at county and community fairs across the state. Mecklenburg county home agent Delano F. Wilson reports most exhibits in her county and others showcase the governor’s concept.
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Charlotte
Gardner
Delano F. Wilson
Mecklenburg County
Flashes Of Life From Associated Press Highlights
A collage of brief items notes political maneuvering around a senate vote, Lindbergh’s new St. Louis voting residence, a seed of royal whimsy in a Prince of Wales confession, and showbiz snippets. It also reports actor Gene’s calm temper, a veteran lion Numa’s death with 28 descendants.
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Associated Press
Princeton
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Gene
Numa
Toads Found In Indian Mound Die After Long Sleep
In Oklahoma City two toads discovered in an Indian mound, scientists say they were alive for about 300 years or 80 years, but both died after reportedly eating too many flies. The event is described as a curious perishing in a relic context.
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Oklahoma City
Fatal Shooting In Saletteville Involves Hunter
William Roberson of Tar Heel Blades County died in a hospital after a gunshot wound accidentally self inflicted while hunting on Saturday. The incident occurred near Saletteville North Carolina.
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Saletteville
N. C
William Roberson
Tar Heel
Blades County
High Point Seeks Bids for Water and Sewer Improvements
The City of High Point North Carolina asks for sealed proposals by 8 pm on Tuesday November 4 1930 for extensive water and sewer work. Projects include trenching laying and backfilling 1100 plus feet of sewer lines multiple diameters construction of sewer manholes and hydrants plus furnishing specified pipes and materials with bid security and forms provided by the engineer.
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High Point
North Carolina
C. S
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