Salute to Zove in a sentimental farm tale of romance
Kate Meed flees a jilting fiancé for Everlwell while Major Meed loses the farm to FF Howard. Kate and Caroline reshape a dress, plan gifts, and attend a buoyant wedding shower with Cynthia’s party stirring hopes and friction among Morgan, Eve, and kin. The scene blends jealousy, couture, and household loyalty on a mountain farm.
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Kate
Caroline
Najor AM Meed
Althy
Zeke
Morgan Entils
Everlwell
Major Meed
FF Howard
Hugh
Enusiasm
Cynthia
Eve
Morgan
Oline
Beaded party rekindles old romance amid wedding plans
Kate endures a party where Morgan Prentiss presses his renewed love and wine darkens the mood. He urges elopement and marriage, while Kate battles memories, fear, and a moral resolve as Eve’s looming marriage to Morgan remains. Caroline and Cyntha aid the scene as the night ends with Kate deciding she has cleared her life of Eve’s shadow.
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Kate
Caroline
Cynthia
Morgan
Johnnine Baird
Eve
Antipodes
Johnnie Baird
Kate Meed
Phi Delta
Dekes
Morcan Prentiss
Eve Elwell
Chenaylte
Michigan
Darling
Cyn
This Curious World: Cat's Tongue Spikes Rasps Flesh
In a vivid observation William Ferguson explains how a cat’s tongue is covered with sharp spikes that help rasp flesh from bone during grooming and feeding, revealing a striking feature of feline anatomy.
M P Church Votes Today on Union at High Point Conference
High Point reports a conference vote on union with Northern and Southern Methodist Episcopal churches. M P Church editor and business manager selections announced for the Methodist Protestant Recorder. Boundary changes detach and attach multiple charges, forming new station lines and dropping Midland from the plan. Layman's program featured W L Mann and Henry Powell presiding.
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High Point
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Protestant Recorder
Baltimore
F. L. Gibbs
General Conference Council Religious Education
Pittsburgh
District Parsonage
Superannuate Fund Society
Roberts Bequest
Fuller Bequest
Boundary Committee
Pleasant Hill
Seagrove-Lovejoy
Mount Pleasant
Mount Zion
Mount Zion Were Attached To Why Not
Cid
Denton
Love's Grove
Midland
Friendship
Pine Bluff
Albemarne
Mill Grove
Kannapolis
Fairfield
Lincolnton
Henry Powell
Henderson
W. L. Mann
Methodist conference votes on unifying three branches
Albemarle North Carolina reports the annual Methodist Protestant conference moving toward a vote on unification of the three branches. Dr W A Parsons delegates note ratifications by several state conferences. Dr James B Mason of Livingstone College addressed the gathering as the first Black speaker, stressing education and evangelization goals rather than social equality.
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Albemarle
N. C
Methodist Protestant Church
General Conference
High Point
W. A. Parsons
Kings Mountain
Methodist Episcopal Church
James BE. Mason
Livingstone College
Salisbury
Negro leader speaks at North Carolina Methodist Protestant session
Dr. James E. Mason of Livingstone College addresses the 109th annual conference, marking the first time a Black speaker heads the meeting. He advocates Negro progress through education and evangelization without seeking social equality, while other clergy urge Methodist unity and cross-denominational cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
North Carolina
The
Methodist Protestant Church
James E. Mason
Livingstone College
Salisbury
Mason
W. A. Parsons
D. D
Kings Mountain
Blue Ridge-Atlantic
Methodist Episcopal Church
Union of Methodism
G. J. Humphreys
High Point College
C. 8. Johnston
Pittsburgh
R. L. Shipley
Home Mission Day Observed At Local Church
Home Mission Day will be observed at the First Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday morning with the denomination’s theme, Home Missions. Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman will deliver a special message titled Unreasonable Rejoicing, as offerings support home missions. A large attendance is expected.
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Evangelical and Reformed
Home Missions
Hoy L. Fesperman
Board of Home Missions
Church
Patsor
Study Tariffs Raleigh Action Aimed At ICC
North Carolina state Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winborne said a challenge to ICC rules on freight class rates would be filed after further study. He noted some railroads had made exceptions to the new tariff schedule.
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Raleigh
Stanley Winborne
Interstate Commercce Commission
Trainmen killed in Kentucky freight wreck
Ravenna residents J. B. Tandy age 45 and R. T. Richmond age 88 died when a freight train on the Eastern Kentucky division of the Louisville and Nashville railroad struck a slide at Altre in Breathitt County. The crash occurred near Ravenna.
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Ravenna
J. B. Tandy
R. T. Richmond
Eastern Kentucky
Louieville and Nashville Railroad
Altre
Breathitt County
Governor Ehringhaus Grants Requisition for Suspect
Governor Ehringhaus issued a requisition for J. E. Kimbrought sought in Nottoway county Virginia on a four year old charge of breaking and entering.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
J. E. Kimbrought
Nottoway County
Virginia
19 year old held on theft charge near Martinsville
George Barr was arrested near Winston Salem on a charge of holding up two men near Martinsville Virginia on October 14 and stealing their clothes.
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WINSTON + SALEM
George Barr
Here
Martinsville
Veterans Population Still Living After World War I
About 4,150,000 American veterans of the World War remain alive. The figure reflects ongoing survivorship among those who served in the conflict, with estimates aiding postwar veteran programs and commemorations.
Telescopic goldfish with protruding eyes and near sight
The fish is described as having eyes that protrude from its head like marbles while being near sighted despite its distinct appearance.
The Cyclops water flea Has An Eye In Its Middle
A Cyclops water flea features a single central eye set in the middle of its head part of its simple body plan. The eye provides basic light detection crucial for its aquatic lifestyle.
Industry Advances In Election Week Activity
Industrial activity surged near year’s high during election week with the Associated Press seasonally adjusted index at 96.2, up from 95.7 last week and 81.4 a year ago. Most components rose, freight carloadings hit a new peak since June 1931, and coal movement, steel, and cotton mill output supported the upturn amid cold weather.
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New York
Associated Press
Oldmarke
Cram's
Shipping strike spreads east across Atlantic ports
American ships face delays as delegates to the inter American peace conference sailings are affected. Strikes spread from Baltimore to other Atlantic and Gulf ports with 16 000 claimed on the east coast. Violent clashes reported in Oakland and Philadelphia seek injunctions to curb disruption. Honolulu price rises and food kitchens cope as court action seeks cargo relief. Portland Seattle and Alaska routes see continued operations amid labor tensions.
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United States
Buenos Aires
Seamen's Defense Committee
Joseph Curran
Atlantic
Gulf
Baltimore
Hilton
Oakland
Calif
International Longshoremen’s Association
Shso
Philadelphia
George A. Welsh E
Honolulu
San Pedro
P. J. McCormick
Boston
Seattle
Ocean Express Company
Maritime Unions
Alaska
Prince Bert
B. C
Ten Thoroughbreds Enter Coast Stakes at Tanforan
Ten thoroughbreds race in the San Francisco handicap at Tanforan track the richest stake of the meet a 1000 mile and one sixteenth dash for all ages Tick On an eight year old turf veteran carries 124 pounds sharing favoritism with Seabiscuit Blue Boot Primulus and Sweepstaff along with Canadian entry who will tote 122 pounds.
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San Francisco
Navy
Tanforan Track
Seabiscuit
New York
Blue Boot
Primulus
Pageant Enacted At North Central District Teachers Meet
In Raleigh on November 7 officers were elected and resolutions approved at the North Central District Teachers convention final session. A pageant by 5600 pupils from seven schools depicted the progress of North Carolina's public schools. A round-table on educational progress featured J. M. Broughton, Jonathan Daniels, and Dr. Ralph W. McDonald among others.
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Raleigh
North Central District
North Carolina
J. M. Broughton
State Bar Association
Jonathan Daniels
The
News and Observer
Ralph W. McDonald
Winston-Salem Plans $100,000 Municipal Stadium
Plan outlines a new municipal stadium in Winston-Salem with a stated budget of 100000 dollars. The project signals city investment in local sports infrastructure and community events.
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Winston-Salem
UNC to Build $500,000 Gym and Dormitory at Chapel Hill
The trustees executive committee of the University of North Carolina voted to construct a half‑million dollar gymnasium and a large women’s dormitory at Chapel Hill, financed by a WPA grant.
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Rasebigh
Greater
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Marian Martin At Home Frock Pattern 9091 Delights Wearers
Marian Martin introduces pattern 9091 a wash frock design with a waist hip shaping yoke and belt tie ideal for daily wear in gingham or crash fabric. The pattern available in sizes 84 to 60 with fabric yardage listed and complete diagrammed instructions. Order now for the Marian Martin Pattern Book and new styles.
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Marian Martin
Food Growth Exhibit For Child Minds In London
A reader proposes a low cost exhibit to show real growth of everyday foods in soil to educate city children about origins beyond books. miniatures of vegetables grains peanuts bananas chocolate tea cacao and other items would illustrate how foods grow and fuel curiosity about world crops.
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London
Mason-and-Dixon Line
Gunman Killed as Pow Wow Roadhouse Raid Ends
Four gunmen raided the Pow Wow roadhouse in Franklin Park suburb near Chicago. One gunman was killed, four patrons and a waiter wounded as more than 100 guests fled in a sensational early morning shootout.
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Chicago
Pow Wow Roadhouse
Franklin Park
Chicago Produce Prices Steady as Fresh Eggs Demand Holds
Chicago market reports steady prices with eggs at 9,338 for firsts and 2,116 for tires. Notable figures include 34 cents for current receipts and 27 percent for refrigerator standards and extras, reflecting stable demand in local produce and car markets.
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Chicago
Missing Boy Harry Nivans Sparks Police Hunt
Police seek 15 year old Harry Nivans who left home Thursday and has not returned. Authorities ask that anyone with information contact the Charlotte police department.
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Charlotte
Harry
Nivans
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Rialto
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NEA Service
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Advange
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Seeteeterer Atlas
Aviation Corpse
Baldwin Loco
Barnedall
Bendix
Feee
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Johns Man
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Pullman
Rem Rand
Sears Shell
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