Miss Strickland Hosts Pupils In Halloween Recital
Miss Elizabeth Strickland entertained her music students at a Montlieu Avenue studio recital. Halloween decor, a bogie dance, and candy witches followed the performances. Attendees included Alma Virginia McCain Catherine Coble Mabel Caldwell Helen Caldwell Margaret Preddy Dorothy Preddy Sophia Taplin and others.
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Elizabeth Strickland
Montlieu Avenue
Hallowe'en
Dorothy
Margaret Preddy
Ruth Young
Mary Ann Childress
California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Gentle Constipation Cure
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It claims a coated tongue, feverish breath, and sour stomach signal constipation and promises quick relief after a teaspoonful. The copy warns against counterfeit syrups and advises buying from the California Fig Syrup Company with labeled directions.
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California
California’ Fig Syrup Company
Local Birth Report and Textile Show Attendance
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Barrister Anderson on October 30. Mr EB J Payne attends the Southern Textile Show in Greenville South Carolina for the next week. Mr Payne is manager of the Philadelphia Belting Company here and is supervising an exhibition at the show.
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Bertha Kemp
MR. McLeod
Bertha Wilson Kemp
W. J. Kemp
Vernon McLeod
McLeod
High Point
J. H. Williamson
Park Street
Messrs
Sidney Flynn
G. W. Prim
James Rouse
Mt. Airy
Ralph McGhee
Preston Barber
Dewey Hill
Henrietta Horney
Mrs. Williamson
M'Donald-Oglishy
Bessie McDonald
Emory Oglishy
Lucille Bradhurst
Sherle Snyder
York
S. C
Thomas McDonald
Cameron
N. C
Oglishy
H. Kress and Company
American Express Co
Martha H. Kennedy
Thomasville Road
W. A. Kennedy
M. G. Petty
D. M. Kennedy
A. A. York
I. I. York
E. C. Kennedy
Coke Cecil
E. L. Kennedy
Burlington
Carl Wright
Paul Kennedy
Woodrow Kennedy
Claude Kennedy
J. E. Scott
Barrister Anderson
EB. J. Payne
Southern
Greenville
Mr. Payne
Philadelphia
October Warmest Since 1919 Cited By Weather Expert
Weather figures challenge claims of a cold October. The meteorologist asserts October was the warmest since 1919 and provides data. In Charlotte a search continues for Jim Wynne a 35 year old Western Union employee missing for a week. Southern Railway announces weekly banana trains from Charleston to northern points with banana boats from Honduras arriving each week.
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Charlotte
Jim Wynne
Western Union
Southern Railway
Charleston
D.C
Honduras
Thieves Stripping Duke Students of Clothing on Campus
Duke University reports multiple students robbed of clothing items in recent days. Police urge vigilance as campus community notes recurring thefts across dorms and common areas.
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Durham
Duke University
Keeling Estate Sues High Point Surgeon Over $40,000
In Greensboro reports a $40,000 suit has been filed by C. M. Keeling as administrator of the S. H. Keeling estate against a High Point surgeon seeking damages.
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Greensboro
Polly Wykle Killed by Freight Train Near Barker's Creek
Mrs Polly Wykle 70 resident of Barker's Creek was killed here yesterday when struck by a freight train at a grade crossing.
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Bryson City
Polly Wykle
Barker’s Creek
Winston-Salem tobacco market sets two records in one day
The Winston-Salem leaf tobacco market sold 1 027 248 pounds on Monday, a record for the market's largest day, with an average of 29 54 dollars per hundred pounds, the season's highest.
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Winston - Salem
Winston-Salem $50,000 Damage Suit Filed
In Winston-Salem a $50,000 damage suit arises from an automobile accident filed by J. P. Hurdle against R. (the case details referenced in the readable fragment).
Dorothy Donnelly on America as melting pot of music
Dorothy Donnelly, prominent Broadway author, argues America blends world melodies into jazz. She cites Barcelona as a hit with American lyrics by Gus Kahn and music by a Spaniard, noting jazz's appeal to foreigners and the United States’ unique blend of influences shaping a future global music.
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Dorothy Donnelly
Barcelona
New York City
America
Poppy
Prince
Miss Donnelly
Orient
Gus Kahn
Toichard Evans
Europe
Transferred Greensboro Man Faces Guilford County Suit
Lambeth of Greensboro moved from Forsyth to Guilford County Superior Court. The accident happened in Guilford. The Hurdle complaint alleges his wife sustained injuries causing her death a few months later.
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Lambeth
Greensboro
Forsyth
Guilford County Superior Court
Daniels Urges Statewide School Terms and Australian Ballots
Josephus Daniels closed the Democratic gathering in Forsyth urging eight month terms in all districts and reform of election laws to adopt the Australian ballot system.
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Winston-Salem
Josephus Daniels
Forsyth
Ratshasa Brothers Arraigned in Bechuanaland Case
In Johannesburg on November 2 the Ratshasa brothers chiefs of the Bamangwato tribe faced arraignment for attempting to murder the tribe regent. Their counsel argued for 24 hours in an appeal against a 10 year hard labor sentence.
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Johannesburg
Ratshasa
Bechuanaland
Flapper Fanny Plans Aviation Troubles Smooth
A lighthearted note envisions aviation troubles easing as a few planes take to the sky with confidence and flair. The piece nods to the era’s air enthusiasm and comedic tone surrounding female pilots.
City Population Wars Loom Over British White Cities
A projected population surge threatens to move Glasgow past rival white cities in the empire, with more than 1.6 million inhabitants cited as the leverage point for ranking among British urban centers.
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Glasgow
Election Returns and Royal Scotch Highlanders Band
Tonight at American Hall the election returns are announced and the Royal Scotch Highlanders Band performs a concert. Voters and music lovers will gather for the results followed by a lively marching parade of the band through downtown.
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Royal Scotch Highlanders Band
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Hoke
Harvey
Cantebury Club
Canterbury Club
Carson Burns
The
Madison
Murray
Forest Murray
Mrs Murray
J. K. Kirkman
Parkway
Green Street
B. G. Leonard
East Green Street
Mrs. Jewett
Mrs. Langdon Jewett
Emerywood
J. C. Farr
Adams Street
ART Department
Woman’s Club
S. M. Baylor
South Main Street
Harry Brockman
Springfield
A. L. Stevens
Clara
Evelyn Boyd
Lindsay Street
Mable Boyd
Bennett
Harold Bennett
James Scott
Robert Simpson
Margaret Vaughn
Neil Vanstory
Gilbert Powell
Green Street Baptist Church
George Kidd
Madison Avenue
G. F. McLeod
Texas Oil Co
Mrs. Kennedy
Miss Strickland
P. S
Moffitt's
Ent
North Main Street
Indergarten Car
Main & Washington
Kiothes
Alma Lorer
C. A. Ring & Sons
St. Neat
Rose Furniture Co
Spain
Dorotsi” Donnteli
Barceelon
Flapper
Cz, Inc
Cecil
Wachovia Bank
Enterprise Office
Johnson
Florise
Upton
North Main St
van Dyke
Cadet
vGl Vvai
Petty Coal CO. Inc
West Russell St
Martha Washington Candy Store
Northam Street
Princess Cafe
Edwin Clapp
Qual
Main St
Beavans’ Daily News
the Ladies’ Store
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