Tar Heels Leave For V. P. Tonight
North Carolina heads to Blacksburg to face V P I after a tough week of practice following the Wake Forest setback. The Tar Heel backs and rookie linemen aim to recapture the 1929 form after a 13-7 loss to Wake Forest.
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Chapel Hill
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Blacksburg
Carolina
Collins
Tar Heels
Gobblers
Roanoke
Ellis Fusal
Herb Nelson
Bob Blackwood
Smith
Hodges
Thompson
Johnson
Davis
To be a Healthy Woman Bowels Message and Football Prep
An advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for women and children, claiming it Purges sour bile and waste without dietary limits. The second portion previews a college football matchup between V P I and North Carolina, noting rosters, injuries, and travel plans for a Roanoke showdown.
Children In Need of Winter Clothes Appeal
Mrs. W Hammond executive secretary of the High Point board of public welfare appealed for winter clothing for children ages seven to fourteen. She said the need is urgent and urged public help, especially underwear and winter garments.
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W. ©. Hammond
High Point Board of Public Welfare
Charters Granted in North Carolina Firms Form Social Club and Store
Certificates filed list Goosevelts Gun Club Inc of Elizabeth City to form a non stock social club by C V Heilner and others. Keeter's Stores Inc of Kings Mountain authorized capital of 50 000 with 20 000 subscribed by D J Keeter and partners including W H Hudson in Shelby.
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Raleigh
James A. Hartness
Goosevelts Gun Club, Inc
Elizabeth City
C. V. Heilner
Spring Lake
Henry W. Stelwagon
Merion, Pa
J. K. Wilson
L. 8. Blades, Jr
W. A. Worth
Elizabeth
Scientist Fails in Try for Record Ascension
Kings Mountain and H P Keeter of Bessemer City feature in a report on a failed attempt at a record ascent. The text also covers corporate filings in Goldsboro and Burlington, a Pinehurst Silk Mills stock listing, and city public health statistics including smallpox vaccines and various city services. A Calgary Herald quotation about a rejected suitor ends the excerpt.
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Auguste Piccard
Brussels University
Augsburg
Germany
City Health Report Shows Improvement in Infections
City health department released a September report showing fewer infectious diseases than a year earlier. Scarlet fever led the list with nine cases and quarantine. other diseases included whooping cough, typhoid fever, pellagra, diphtheria, and septic sore throat.
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Sanitary Department
City Health Department
Prospect Dump
Raleigh
Coordinated Far Marketing Plan Proposed for Southern States
Raleigh reports plans to create a coordinated marketing network for vegetables fruits truck crops and other southern farm products to improve prices by directing shipments to markets with higher demand. William A. Graham commissioner's plan seeks marketing experts in northern markets to monitor conditions and redirect cars to avoid glutting. The plan aims for regional adoption with federal board support and possible cost defrayment.
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Raleigh
Federal Farm Board
William A. Graham
Commissioners of Agriculture
Graham
Departments of Agriculture
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Illinois Race Track Tax Revenue Reported
Illinois collected $664,567 in race track taxes during the last fiscal year.
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Illinois
Chicago Board of Trade Enforces Coat Rule for Workers
Workers at the Chicago Board of Trade are prohibited from working coatless inside the building. The rule aims to maintain a formal dress standard and prevent distractions during business operations.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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V. P
W. B. Calowentz
Doctors
Bya
Winston-Salem, N. C
J. Spencer Love
W. J. Carter
J. R. Copeland
Burlington
City Farm
Nature
Calgary Herald
Graham McCnamee
Armstrong Quakers
Mrs. McNamee
National Association of Commissioners and Secretaries of Agriculture
Washington
United States
S.S.S
Florence Allen
Detroit
Mich
Bartner’s
Allen’s
Taylor
Victor Springs
Bartner Furniture Company
East Green Street
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