Playmakers Authors Profit From Royalties Across States
Carolina Playmakers report 13 plays by members earning royalties in the last six months. Works produced in 10 states plus Panama include Off Nag's Head and Magnolia's Man, with authors from Chapel Hill, Duke, Wake Forest, and other schools. Paul Green's works are handled by Samuel French.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina Playmakers
Frederick H. Koch
Panama
Nag
Dougald MacMillan
University ‘Faculty
Balboa
Ill
Paul Green
Playmakers
Ace Playwright
Samuel French and Co
New York
Malaria Fight Advances with Mosquito Control Efforts
Dr Morris Fishbein notes progress against malaria and yellow fever through mosquito control and public health measures. He explains transmission by mosquitoes, the impact of drained swamps, and that quarantine and sanitation curb spread. He cites typhoid and plague as ongoing concerns but notes broad declines in major infectious diseases.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Roman Empire
Rome
United States
China
India
STANBACK Ad Promises Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement touts STANBACK as a fast soothing remedy for wild nerves and splitting headaches. It claims rapid action with no after effect and notes trial and economy sizes priced at ten and twenty five cents respectively.
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Stanback
Stan
Complete Marian Martin Slip Pattern With Diagram Included
Sewing guide for a shadow proof long wear slip with built in bodice straps and side opening. Describes fabric, sizing options, and pattern 9189 with prices and ordering details from The Enterprise Pattern Department at 232 W 18th St New York.
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Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th
5&T
New York
N. Y
Bulbs Need Feeding When Planted
An article explains that newly planted fall bulbs need soil nutrients for root and flower development. It recommends mixing complete plant food in the trench before planting and a light spring feeding. The text also discusses typhoid germ transmission and infectious disease control via isolation and carrier management.
T. W. Sprinkle Named Temporary Receiver High Point Glass Co
T. W. Sprinkle of High Point was named temporary receiver of the High Point Glass and Decorative Company by Judge Felix E. Alley in Superior court. The order dated November 1 was filed yesterday. Mrs. J. H. Kalte sought the appointment. The court set November 16 at 2 p.m. for the corporation to show why the receivership should not become permanent. The bond for the receiver is $2,500.
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T. W. Sprinkle
High Point
High Point Glass and Decorative Company, Incorporated
Felix E. Alley
J. H. Kalte
Memnon Statue in Egypt Stops Singing After Fall
The Memnon statue once produced musical notes at sunrise and sunset in Egypt. After being toppled, the statue no longer sang, ending a centuries old phenomenon tied to its shifting shadow and sunlight.
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Egypt
Treatment Guide for Rupture Costs and Care
A health guide outlines options for managing rupture treatment costs and care pathways. It explains potential therapies, insurance considerations, and when to seek urgent medical evaluation. The piece emphasizes practical steps for patients navigating costs and access.
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Magnolia
Gertrude Wilson Coffin
Irene Fossier
Agatha
James Toy Cooldige
Wilbur Stout
Burlington
Cleey
Loretta Carroll Bailey
Telfair Peet
Auburn
Ala
Frances Gray
Duke University
Dod Gast
Herbert Heffner
Evanston
Beavans Quality Shoppe
Betty Rose
Kenmoor Coats
Otc
Aberle
S. Main ST
Seiries
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Elid
Han Te Teny
Rae
Wea
High Point Glass Co
Acthy Pinto
oraIne
Jlarilee
Big Table
Clarence
Lapkins
Fabrici
Duncan
Kuppenh
Baltimore Clothers
Flarilee
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