Night Drama on the Pier Ends With Yacht Escape
Mary and Dirk flee a hotel scene after a necklace is recovered from De Loma and Dirk is wounded. They reach the yacht Gypsy under Captain Hendricks where Dirk receives care and Mary plots to hide the night’s events as Jupiter orders a midnight sail to Dry Tortugas to pursue Bates and Bruce.
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Mary
de Loma
Alr
Count de Loma
Dirk
George Bowen
Hendricks
Mr. Ruyther
Captain Hendricks
Jupiter
Bates
O. K
Mr. Bates
Bruce
Book Clubs Meet This Week In Local Homes
The Wednesday Book Club will meet at 3:30 PM with Mrs. A E Taplin in Ardyn Hills. The Canterbury Club gathers Friday at 3:30 PM with Mrs. E T Harrison on West Farriss Avenue. A daughter Mary Josephine was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Smith at 1506 South Main on Saturday. The W O T Club meets Wednesday at 11 AM with Mrs. Charlies F Tomlinson on Parkway. Dr Charles H Nabers to speak on Spain as a Monarchy. Central Friends Bazaar and lunch open tomorrow at 11 AM in the annex offering fancy work articles foods and Japanese novelties.
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Canterbury Club
E. T. Harrison
West Farriss Avenue
Ervin Smith
South Main Street
Mary Josephine
W. O. T. Club
Charlies F. Tomlinson
Parkway
H. A. Millin
Charles H. Nabers
Spain
Central Friends
New Black Metal Cigaret Box With Cedar Lining
A chic cedar lined smoking accessory features a black metal box with a small dog figure on the lid that lifts it. The dog is available in crystal or carved jade, varying by budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Walt
Peter
Quaker Cook Book and Subscriptions Featured at Lunch Event
The notice promotes a sale offering common pudding salads candy canned fruits preserves and relishes as the best. The Quaker Cook Book is offered at half price with magazine subscriptions in attractive combination rates. Lunch at 12 includes soup chicken salad pickles hot rolls ice cream cakes and coffee with optional salad plate. Public invited to attend bring friends view displays and purchase as desired.
Bandits Rob Jerusalem Jericho Road River Road Heist
In Jerusalem Palestine Dennis Young of New York and several British residents were held up by armed highwaymen on the Jerusalem Jericho road and robbed of money and valuables. In New Jersey a census finds 63.3 families own a radio set, totaling a listening population of 2,565,119.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Jerusalem
Dennis Young
New York
Jerusalem-Jericho
Radio Mob
N. J. Washington
New Jersey
Styka says New York harsher than Paris and Harlem hotter
Polish portrait painter Tade Styka criticizes Paris as dull and proclaims New York more wicked. He says Harlem is far hotter than anything Paris has to offer and dismisses gay talk as rot and drivel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Tade Styka
Harlem
Gay Paree
Tragic Subway Death Tied to Nickel Dilemma
In New York Frank Wheeler faced a choice at a busy subway station. With no nickel to pay for crossing he stepped onto the tracks and was killed by an oncoming train. In Bridgeport a court refused divorce after a wife testified her husband set clocks forward to wake early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Wheeler
Bridgeport
Conn
Superior Court
Arthur F. Ellis
Sophia Kriter
Services Held For Victim of Accident
Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie Dennis, 55, who died Thursday afternoon at Martin Memorial Hospital Mt. Airy after an accident earlier that morning when the car she rode in collided with one driven by Byron Bunker of White Plains were held Sunday at 2 pm from her High Point Route 3 home. Elders O J Denny and Wesley Willard conducted with interment in Mechanicsville Cemetery. Pallbearers and floral attendants listed among local residents. Songs included Therell Be No Disappointments In Heaven and Life Is Only a Dream. An unusually large crowd attended.
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Mollie Dennis
Martin Memorial Hospital
Mt. Airy
Byron Bunker
White Plains
High Point
Route 3
O. J. Denny
Winston- Salem
Wesley Williard
Primitive Baptist Church
Mechanicsville
Messrs
F. Plummer
B. Smith
J. M. Griffin
Ed L. Robertson
J. W. Blackwell
D. C. Bodenheimer
Mesdames
J. A. Ingram
S&s
Robertson
Cc. C. Gray
Two-Legged Snake Found in Potatoes at Moundbridge
In Moundbridge, Kansas, farmer Eli Schrog found a two-foot spreading adder with two legs about one inch long in a potato bin. The odd creature sparked curiosity and prompted no further action.
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Moundbridge
Kan
Eli Schrog
Woodcock Abundant in Some Canadian Maritime Districts
The report notes woodcock are fairly plentiful in certain districts within the Canadian maritime provinces, indicating solid harebird populations and regional variation in abundance.
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Canadian
Maritime Provinces
If 1931 crop of improved pecans shared among nation
A 1931 crop estimate shows improved pecans would yield about half a pound per person if distributed to every individual in the country. The figure highlights the substantial supply and potential consumption implications for the era.
Local residents return from Thanksgiving visits
Families from Richmond Raleigh and nearby areas recount holiday travel and homecomings. H B Wood and family return to Richmond after visiting Mrs A A Moore in Greensboro area. Mrs J W Daniels goes home to Richmond after seeing her sister critically ill at High Point hospital.
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H. B. Wood
Richmond, Va
D. R. Ponton
Raleigh
Mr. Wood
J. W. Daniels
Richmond,Va
Louise Platt
High Point Hospital
Mayor Walker’s Cold Improves Amid Mooney Pardon Push
San Francisco dispatch reports Mayor James J. Walker’s cold easing after a bout of influenza that threatened his California mission to plead for Tom Mooney’s pardon. Dr John Gallwey advised Walker to stay in his hotel until recovery, as Mooney’s pardon hearing looms. Mooney, convicted of murder in connection with a bombing, has served 15 years of a life sentence at San Quentin.
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San Francisco
James J. Walker
California
Tom Mooney
John Gallwey
James Rolph, Jr
Mooney
Walker
San Quentin
Tom Mix Nears Full Recovery After Emergency Surgery
Hollywood reports Tom Mix, the famed cowboy actor, out of danger and improving from peritonitis following an emergency appendectomy a week ago. Dr H Nichol Smith said recovery is likely unless further complications arise and officials voiced optimism on his condition improving.
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Hollywood
Tom Mix
H. Nichol Smith
Vicks Plans New Cold Control With Nose Drops Trial
Vicks Chemists unveil a plan for better control of colds using a new Nose Drops formula. The ad pitches Nose Drops and VapoRub as allies to prevent and treat colds, offering a refund if results are unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Glorifying 'Yourself' by Alicia Hart
A brief note on the booklet Glorifying Yourself by author Alicia Hart outlines self esteem themes. The text emphasizes personal growth and public presentation through a reflective, motivational lens.
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Alicia Hart
Delicate Skin Care For Winter Weather And Oils
The article advises protecting a fine delicate skin from harsh conditions. It stresses daily morning and nightly routines, using facial oils warmed to body temperature, thorough cleansing, toning lotions, rich creams, and nightly makeup preparation to feed the skin and prevent wrinkles and crows feet.
Professors Rip Into Media And College Life In Wisconsin
Gordon J. Davig and Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn spoke at the English teachers convention in Milwaukee. They derided Amos and Andy and other popular culture bits as stupidity, frightful, or lacking in intelligence. They also criticized democracy and national taste as degraded by college students.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Amos and
Andy
Gordon J. Davig
University of Chicago
Alexander Meikejohn
University of Wisconsin Experimental College
National Council of English Teachers
Laing
Meiklejohn
Trapped Miners Believed Dead After Mine Explosion
Three miners were trapped by an explosion at the Monitor Coal Company No 3 mine near Logan West Virginia. One body was recovered and rescuers began a search for the other two men, who are believed dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. V
Monitor Coal Company
Two deaths reported from holiday alcohol in New York
New York dated November 30 reports two deaths linked to holiday alcohol under the Medical Examiner's authority. Authorities describe the cases as alcohol related and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incidents.
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New York
Woodstock District School Reports Whooping Cough Impact
In Woodstock Iowa district a whooping cough outbreak affected 17 students in a single school during a period in which the school remained open. The 17 pupils stayed in class while four uninfected pupils were sent home for precaution.
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Woodstock, VI
Woodstock
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Robert Gold
University of North Carolina
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
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Michigan
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Troy
William Rowland
Durham
Parker Waynick
Thomas Gold, Jr
Yadkinville
Harry Dilworth
Pittsburgh, Pa
Teel Williams
Rotary Drive
Mary Duncan McAnally
Irene Douglas McAnally
Salem College
W. J. McAnally
Dorothy Thompson
Katherine Riggans
Silas McBee
Helen
Mocksville
Mrs. McBee
Mrs.c. F. Meroney
James McAnally
Philadelphia
John I. Cosgrove
Frances Beverly
Dorothy Kathleen
Margaret Connor
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West College Drive
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