State shows gain in high schools in North Carolina
Raleigh November 27 North Carolina standard high schools rose this year from 166 to 223 with plans to have at least one standard high school in every county by January 1923 Rural districts added most new schools and 45,000 students attended last year The state will fully spend a $100000 rural aid this year to build standard high schools in the countryside White teachers averaged 90 dollars a month last year compared with 37.02 in 1910 and under 45 four years ago The meeting in Greensboro included representatives from major daily papers and the Associated Press members offered cooperation
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Raleigh
North Carolina
E. C. Brooks
General Assembly
Brooks
Daily News
Greensboro
John A. Park
Associated Presscivh
A. L. McCall
Atlanta
R. O. King
J. M. Kendricks
State Mail
S. V. Stiles
Charlotte
Newspaper Men Meet Here in Greensboro Club Session
North Carolina Associated Press club members gathered at the O Henry hotel in Greensboro for a discussion on improving news service. Plans were made to add two more men to the Raleigh bureau during the coming legislative session to present association actions more effectively to the public.
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O. Henry
Greensboro
North Carolina Associated Press Club
Associated Press
Association
North Caroline Press Association
Judge Stack to preside Guilford January term
Monroe judge elect A M Stack will preside over Guilford superior court January term in Greensboro starting January 22 1936 He defeated Judge Brock this month and succeeds Judge W J Adams as district judge Meanwhile Judge W F Harding of Charlotte will handle the regular December criminal term expected to begin December 11.
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A. M. Stack
Monroe
Guilford County
Guilford
Charlotte
Night School Plans Considered by American Legion in State
A committee of the American Legion in Winston Salem is studying plans to establish night schools in larger Oklahoma cities. The program would be operated by the Legion for residents who wish to attend, awaiting authorization from the state department executive committee.
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Vian
Winston: Salem
American Legion
State Department
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure scientifically compounded herbal cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims a sworn purity statement with every bottle and offers a sample for ten cents from Gilmer Co in Binghamton.
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Dr. Kilmer
Gilmer & Co
Binghamton
Fee
Pharmacists' Training and Duty to Public Health
The pharmacist bears health and life responsibilities for the public. A pharmacist should be a high school graduate, complete two years of apprenticeship, graduate from a recognized college of pharmacy, and pass a difficult registration exam. This prepares him to guard patients in illness and deserve public patronage.
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College of Pharmacy
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