Reynolds Wins Seat in U S Senate From North Carolina
Asheville lawyer R. R. Reynolds known as Buncombe Bob or Our Bob, will replace the late Lee S. Overman in the U S Senate. He is set to be sworn in and serve until March 4, 1933, then begin a full six year term starting that date after election.
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Bob” Reynolds
Asheville
N. C
Buncombe Bob
United States Senate
North Carolina
R. R. Reynolds
Cameron Morrison
Max Gardner
Lee S. Overman
Morrison
Reynolds
Overman
Robert Rice Reynolds
Restore Vitality With 8.5.8 Tonic Sale At Stores
The ad urges readers to boost energy and oxygen delivery by restoring red blood cells and hemoglobin. If symptoms suggest serious illness, consult a physician. The product 8.5.8. is advertised as a decades old tonic now on sale at seven stores in two states.
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North Carolina politician Reynolds enters 1924 lieutenant governor race
Reynolds, a 47 year old Asheville native born June 18 1884, entered the 1924 Democratic lieutenant governor primary after previously serving as solicitor for the Asheville district and later winning the party nomination in 193? He has a varied career including wrestler athletic instructor patent medicine salesman author actor and motion picture producer.
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North Carolina
Senator Overman
Senator Morrison
Asheville
Reynolds
William Reynolds
Buncombe County
University of North Carolina
Atlantic Ocean
Light Bill Variation Between December and June
The average American home uses artificial light seven hours daily in December and about two and a half hours in June, reflecting seasonal changes in lighting consumption.
Baby births rise in New York at four minute intervals
A New York report notes a baby is born roughly every four minutes, reflecting ongoing birth activity and demographic trends in the city. The data highlights sustained population growth pressures and social dynamics influencing family formation.
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New York
She's No Bargain Tit Bits Quip Cited
Humorous exchange quoted from Tit Bits about a wife and a husband quarrel. The remark contrasts clothing costs with the price of a house, ending with a sharp jab at material indulgence.
Couldn’t Say No Ends With Understanding Kiss
Brief quote item notes a young Frenchman kissing an interviewee after asking in French, with the response showing comprehension. No further context provided.
Amateur Show On Tap Broadhurst Amateur Night
The Broadhurst Theatre hosts Amateur Night on Thursday at 8 30 featuring Coy Foust in a blackface segment despite requests for another chance. Local tenor J D Koontz, Miss Una Blackburn, Miss Annie May Bogan, Doris Moser, the Silver Stringed Hawaiians, and Alfred Matthews perform, with Master of Ceremonies Lawrence Russell not present and manager McSwain possibly filling in.
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Annie May Bogan
Doris Moser
Hawaii
Alfred Matthews
Thomasville Way
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High Point
Lawrence Russell
McSwain
Broadherst
Sue and Sally in a High-Speed Escape Chase
Sue hurries through dusk lanes with Dr. Raynor as a police pursuit closes in on a fleeing car. A tire is shot, danger mounts on a cliff road as Sally drives frantically toward an uncertain fate and Bally's whereabouts remain mystery.
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Hal Prichard
Sally
Dr. Raynor
Climotra
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