North Carolina Teachers Face Higher Local Taxes After Budget Bend
The State Board of Equalization allows 50 plus counties to levy extra taxes to fund the six month term, effectively abrogating MacLean law. Teachers face salary cuts while superintendents escape 10 percent reductions, and urban eastern counties push for full state support with ad valorem levies.
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C. Baskervill Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Enterprise
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Equalization
Ciple
Board of Equalization
General Assembly
Dizzy Headache Relieved by Black Draught
A reader from Tilmo Missouri shares that after Constipation worsened headaches and dizziness, relief came after using Thedford s Black Draught. He describes improved symptoms once she started the remedy and stopped needing to stoop to cope.
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Thedford
Alonzo Rothrock
Tilmo
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart on Winter Complexions
The column advises achieving a fashionable pink or white complexion for winter via lighter powders and rouge, with lavender accents for evening wear. It discusses hair and skin bleaching tips using lemon juice peroxide but notes such methods do not truly bleach, and suggests home bleaches while warning against street use and preserving color through careful routines.
Counties grant local tax boosts to fund six months school term
The report lists counties approving supplemental local ad valorem taxes to fund the six months state supported school term. It notes four counties Durham Mecklenburg Guilford and New Hanover specify extra money for teachers salaries while others fund administrators janitors or offices. It highlights Forsyth to avoid teacher salaries and details tax increases from 2 to 57 percent in various counties.
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Durham
Mecklenburg
Guilford
New Hanover
General Assembly
Board of Equalization
MacLean
R. T. Fountain
W. H. Powell
Columbus County
H. L. Price
Monroe
Union County
Rutherford
Forsyth
Mecklenburg County
Durham County
SS “Ee
Guiltora
Halifax
Cumberland
Northampton
Alamance
Currituck
Camden
Pasquotank
OP Spisskesks
Hyde
Duplin
Caldwell
Robeson
Rowan
McDowell
Apple crop seen at 1.5 million bushels in region
ST. LOUIS AP report predicts the mid continent apple district will yield about 1,500,000 bushels before October 15. James E. Hunt secretary of Missouri Apple Growers provides the forecast.
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ST. Louis
James E. Hunt
Missouri Apple Growers
Mule Arrest in Deland Stirs Police Time
In Deland Florida a lone brown mule violated a city ordinance by strolling along a main street. It took three policemen to take the animal into custody for the day, the only arrest recorded.
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Deland, Fla
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Piles Relief
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a fast acting remedy for sore itching and bleeding piles. It claims immediate itching relief and complete vanishing of pain with a 35 cent price in drug stores nationwide, hailed by pharmacists as the greatest remedy on earth.
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Peterson
North Carolina to Build State Relief Network This Winter
Governor Gardner says counties and towns will be the units for unemployment relief this winter and urges broad cooperation among local committees civic clubs Red Cross churches and chambers of commerce. The plan envisions a governor's council on relief and unemployment with R W Henninger directing operations.
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Serprise Bureau
Walter Hote Raleigh
Gardner
Red Cross Chapter
Church
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
State Welfare Department
State Section of Women’s Clubs
Department of Labor
Extension Division
State College
Governor’s Council On
R. W. Henninger
Henninger
Stuart W. Cramer
Charlotte
Hoover
Council On
Judge Rules Latin Phrases Safer Than English for Bookings
Kenosha Wisconsin reports that Municipal Judge Calvin Stewart ruled Latin can replace plain English in officers booking minors. He cited a statement about arrest as evidence that the Latin phrasing preserves dignity, while critiquing desk sergeants English.
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Kenosha
Wis
Calvin Stewart
Help Wanted Through City Emergency Employment Office
A call to 2039 directs residents to the Emergency Committee for Employment at City Hall basement. Mrs Price and assistants answer to coordinate work such as cooking cleaning grounds or repairs, aiding the unemployed and matching jobs with residents.
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Emergency Committee
City Hall
W. E. Price
No Substitute for 8.88 In Blood Vitality Claim
The excerpt discusses red blood cell counts and vitality, noting low counts cause paleness fatigue and weak resistance to disease along with pimples boils and a run down condition. It frames a health claim about the importance of sufficient red cells to maintain energy.
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S.S.S
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A&p
Jewel Tea Co
Liggett's & Rexall
Hutchen’s Bakery
East Washington
Paione
Boots
By Martin
Wotcaan
Spencer Nya
Lalghin
Glorifying Yourself
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Ima
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Doumer
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