Budget figures for 1928 29 hearings postponed Armistice Day
Figures for 1928 29 total 64 905 include a 850 item and revised estimates to be submitted to the legislature. No hearings Thursday due to Armistice Day. they resume Friday to consider needs of Morganton State Hospital for the Insane Fayetteville State Normal Morganton State School for the Deaf and Eastern Carolina Training School.
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State Hospital For the Insane
Morganton
Fayetteville
Saint and Sinner in Cherry Warren’s Shadowed World
Cherry Warren revels in pre nuptial scandal while a detective shadows her to and from Ye Old Logge Cabin. Faith suspects Chris Wiley of hiring the sleuth as anonymous letters threaten Cherry’s planned Cluny marriage and social ascent.
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Bill
Frances Warren
Lane
Cherry
Warrens
Mrs. Warren
Frances
George Pruitt
Ralph Cluny
Mr. Cluny
Faith
Bill Warren
Chris Wiley
Cher
West Tenth Street
Chestnut Street
Chris
Johnny
Sleuth
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
Grandmother used Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep hair dark and glossy. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, available at SteADY drug stores for 75 cents, promises natural color with daily use and easy application.
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Wryeth
Wyeth
Free trial offered for rupture treatment by W S Rice
Advertisement urges readers to request a free trial of a stimulating rupture application. It claims the device tightens muscles to close the opening and eliminates the need for a truss, warning of gangrene risks. It cites cases as large as two fists and urges immediate coupon use.
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W.S. Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
Sample Rupture Treatment Offer From W S Rice Inc Adams NY
An advertisement from W. S. Rice, Inc. at 172 F Main St Adams New York invites readers to request a free sample treatment for rupture. Names and addresses are requested to receive the sample.
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W. S. Rice, Inc
Main St
Adams, N. Y
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Headache Relief
An old newspaper blurb touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick remedy for cold symptoms. It claims two hour dosing up to three doses, opening nasal passages, relieving headache feverishness and sore throat, with a low price of thirty five cents and easy usage.
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Pape
Tomorrow Faith Confronts Hathaway Over Anonymous Letters
Faith plans a secret confrontation with Bob Hathaway prompted by Cherry’s suspicions about anonymous letters. The confrontation aims to uncover who is behind the hidden correspondence and resolve the mounting doubt.
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Faith
Bob Hathaway
Cherry
Judge Howard to preside over Manley insanity hearing
Atlanta Nov 9 AP Judge G H Howard of Fulton superior court will preside at the trial of W D Manley on 18 counts tied to the Bankers Trust failure and closure of 83 small banks in Georgia and Florida. Insanity plea filed. disqualification noted due to stockholder relations with a bank.
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Atlanta
G. H. Howard
Fulton Superior Court
W. D. Manley
Bankers Trust Company of
Georgia
Florida
Associated Press
Manley
Howard
Bank of Casseta
Georgia State Bankers Association
Children’s Home Head Resigns Position in Greensboro
E G Lowdermilk resigns after years as superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Children’s Home near High Point. The board seeks a successor as relations remain cordial and Mrs Lowdermilk’s illness is cited as the reason for the departure. Lowdermilk will stay on until a replacement is named.
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Enterprise Greensboro Bureau
Greensboro
E. G. Lowdermilk
Methodist Episcopal Childrens’ Home
High Point
Home
Children’s Home
Judge Collins Tracks 297 Suits Over Bible Debts
In Guilford County near Greensboro Judge D H Collins presided over 297 civil suits filed by the International Constructive Sunday School League Chicago branch. Plaintiffs seek $16.85 each claiming Bible sales from December 1925 and January 1926. The suits were heard in municipal court as a magistrate acted.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
International Constructive Sunday School League
Chicago
D. H. Collins
Jobs Open in North Carolina Outpace Applicants
Raleigh AP report shows the state federal employment service placed 714 people last week while 1,675 requests for help were filed. Of the 840 registered, 549 men and 165 women found placements. In unskilled work 471 were placed and domestic pursuits accounted for 143.
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Raleigh
Navy
Federal Employment Service
North Carolina
Labor office placements rise with clerical roles in 74 more jobs
The Wilmington office led with 172 placements followed by Salisbury 142 and Greensboro 126. Industrial positions drew 12 listings while clerical and professional roles saw 14 placements the most in demand across offices. Other offices ranged from 107 in Asheville to 7 in Rocky Mount.
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Wilmington
Salisbury
Greensboro
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Man dies in fire at old Connellsville theatre
Fire in Connellsville Pennsylvania destroyed a three story frame opera house remodelled into stores and apartments. The loss was estimated at 100000 dollars. Robert Freed died after being rescued while Mary Guiler remained unaccounted for hours during the search of the ruins.
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Connellsville
Mary Guiler
Robert Freed
Yale Scholarships Awarded to Legore and Gaud
Yale University announced scholarships today including the Yale Southern club alumni scholarship to Wilbur C. Legore of Legore Maryland and the Yale club of New York City scholarship to William S. Gaud Jr. of Asheville North Carolina and class of 1929.
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YALE
New Haven
Con
Yale University
Yale Southern Club
Wilbur C. Legore
Legore
Yale Club
New York City
William S. Gaud, Jr
Asheville
N. C
Four State Institutions Heard On Appeals In Raleigh
The advisory budget commission and Governor McLean examined the budget requests for the Elizabeth City normal, the State Hospital for the Insane in Raleigh, the State School for the Blind and Deaf, and Morrison Training School. Most requests face reductions or revisions, with some isolated increases where needs are evident as Appalachian State Normal, Cherokee Indian Normal and Winston-Salem Teachers College also came under review.
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Raleigh
Elizabeth City Normal
State Hospital For the Insane
State School For the Blind and Deaf
Morrison Training School
Advisory Budget Commission
A. W. McLean
Budget Commission
Appalachian State Normal
Cherokee Indian Normal
Winston-Salem Teachers’ College
Adlerika advertisement promises gas relief and happiness
A Mrs O McGinnis letter touts Adlerika for sleep comfort and pain relief after gas. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas and old waste matter, reduces bloating, and aids constipation, with Matton Drug Company at 107 North Main Street distributing it.
Traffic policy topic debated by highway officials
Pinehurst Nov 10 AP Highway officials debated policy on highway maintenance especially federal aid roads and ways to curb reckless driving and limit long trucks. William M Jardine secretary of agriculture spoke of maintaining roads and the goal of 80 000 miles of federal roads as an economic measure. Frank Page urged curb reckless driving and said 30 000 pound trucks should not dominate surfacing decisions.
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Pinehurst
William M. Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Mr. Jardine
Washington
Frank Page
North Carolina
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia Promises Easy Home Color
An advertisement urges home dyeing with Diamond dyes for quick color refreshes on garments and furnishings. It promotes free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia and a Color Craft book from Diamond Dyes, Dept. N5, Burlington Vermont, with color samples to compare.
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Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
Dept. N5
Burlington
Vermont
Indigestion Relief Report From Pilot Mountain
Mrs. Sam C. Inman of Pilot Mountain North Carolina describes years of chronic indigestion with stomach upsets and side pains. After trying Black-Draught on her husband’s recommendation she reports relief from constipation and improved general health and continues to keep it in the house for future use.
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Pilot Mountain
N. C
Sam C. Inman
Thedford
Woman Finds Relief From Dairy Fatigue In Oklahoma
On a sunny Oklahoma farm a tired woman in a bine checked apron endures heavy duties of dairy life. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her health improves, she sleeps better and regains energy to work. She weighed 135 pounds after three bottles. previously 115 pounds.
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Oklahoma
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cora Short
Oklahoma City
Okrr
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