State freshmen vow to resist red caps again
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh November 27 A revolt by State college freshmen against compulsory red caps with a white F continues despite upperclassmen orders to keep them. Reported hair cutting incidents imply strong campus tension with claim the agriculture college stacked the meeting to keep caps. Freshmen say UNC Chapel Hill and other schools abandoned such marks and urge State to drop the practice.
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University of North Carolina At
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Vinol Advertisement Claims Nervousness Relief and Weight Gain
A Vinol ad features Alfred Maio praising the tonic for improved swimming and running performance. It promotes Vinol as cod liver peptone with iron that alleviates nervousness and fatigue, increases appetite, and sometimes adds pounds after the first bottle, touting its delicious taste from Mann Drug Co.
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Alfred Maio
Mann Drug Co
Adv
Freshman Cap Protest Sparks Possible Revolt
Freshmen vow to refuse crimson caps prompting talk of further revolt and resistance to school ritual. The stance signals growing opposition among first year students to the traditional headgear.
Treat Her Rough and Keep Her
London reports Dr. Daniel Goodman, English novelist and psychologist, says a husband should dominate his wife to keep her affection. He argues nagging prompts retaliation and that a wife craves a good fight to maintain happiness and home stability.
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NEA
London
Daniel Goodman
Errorgram Corrections Listed With Details
A set of five corrections is presented to address a girl wearing one sport sock, clarify that an apiary is a bee-house not a monkey cage, note a policeman without a badge on his coat, observe that the semaphore faces both Go and Stop in the same direction, and identify the scrambled word as AUTHORITY.
Snails Halt Paris to Cadablanca Freight Train
A heavily loaded freight train traveling from Cadablanca to Kourigha was halted by a snail infestation. The locomotive wheels spun but the train did not advance as millions of snails covered the tracks, preventing traction.
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Paris
Cadablanca
Kourigha
Ten Thousand Predatory Fish Removed From Indiana Lakes
Ten thousand predatory fish including gar dogfish and carp were removed from Indiana lakes this year as part of a management effort. The operation targeted invasive and overabundant species to protect native ecosystems and maintain fishing quality.
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Indiana
Daniels Seeks End to Myths at Bath St. Thomas Pilgrimage
Josephus Daniels spoke at St. Thomas church Bath during the Episcopal pilgrimage, urging preservation of North Carolina history and the church’s shrines. He challenged myths such as Whitefield's visit and the so called Whitefield curse, noting Bath grew after the county seat moved. He praised early ministers and urged cooperation to pass on religious and civil memorials.
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N. C
Josephus Daniels
St. Thomas Church
North Carolina
Daniels
Association For the Preservation of
George Whitefield
Whitefield
Assembly
Washington
Episcopal Church
Pamlico
St. Thomas
Peace envoy calls for St Thomas to rise as Christian shrine
America's peace envoy to the London Naval Conference urges patriotic societies and people to restore St Thomas to its ancient dignity. Bishop Durst and other broad-minded churchmen envision the site as a quiet sanctuary where weary and busy people may pray and seek spiritual satisfaction. The plan aims to make it a center of Christian patriotism for all, not just the church that built it.
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St. Thomas
Durst
Indiana Airports Rated Adequate or Better
Indiana counties maintain 13 airports classified as adequate or better under state aviation oversight, reflecting regional air transport capacity and infrastructure status across multiple facilities.
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Indiana
The Woman's Day Beauty Talk about Powder Use
Catherine Oglesby notes modern cosmetics banish the kalsomined nose while recalling the old habit of powdering the nose. She recalls women carrying powder puffs and slapping powder on at critical moments, contrasting past and present beauty gestures.
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Catherine Oglesby
Matching powder to neck skin a cosmetic lesson
The piece relays Miss Oglesby's makeup advice on choosing powder that matches the neck rather than the face, favoring light tan or off white bases over pink. She urges good skin care with soap and water, proper pore preparation, and simpler oils, noting American women’ s cosmopolitan tones require personal guidance.
Age Does Not Stop Mill Owner and His Bride
London report about 74 year old mill owner William Birtwistle marrying his former typist Ediy Stevenson age 20 after an 18 month courtship. The bride learned only the night before the ceremony of the marriage. Birtwistle is said to own more cotton looms than anyone in England.
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London
William Birtwistle
Ediy Stevenson
Birtwistle
England
Century Clock Keeps Perfect Time Since 1825 Purchase
A clock owned by W A Aikins in Vernon Wisconsin has run accurately for 104 years. Its grandfather bought it in 1825 for eight dollars. The glass door face bears a Mount Vernon image. It was crafted by Eli Terry of Terrysville Indiana.
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Vnroqua
Wis
W. A. Aikins
Aikins
Mount Vernon
Eli Terry
Terrysville
Ind
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