Ancient Egyptians Used String, Wind and Percussion Instruments
Archeological findings show ancient Egyptians possessed musical instruments including the lyre guitar pipe trumpet and drum reflecting a rich musical culture and social life.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
13
Archeological findings show ancient Egyptians possessed musical instruments including the lyre guitar pipe trumpet and drum reflecting a rich musical culture and social life.
Greece issued the first coin bearing a human likeness with Athena on the obverse and an owl on the reverse, marking a historic shift in minting.
A hair curling technique involves winding the hair around a cylindrical stick, moistening it in a metal tube, and applying heat. This describes an early method and the sequence of steps used to set curls.
Delegates assembled in Asheville for the annual western district meeting of the North Carolina Teachers Association set to open tonight. In Raleigh, 24 federal relief projects totaling 156,083 dollars were approved by State and WPA Administrator George W. Coan Jr, covering 22 counties and cities across the state.
Thomas Dixon author of The Clansman will address students at 8 30 p m in Chapel Hill sponsored by the Carolina Political Union the University of North Carolina. He will discuss America at the Crossroads.
The fourth district of the North Carolina Dental Society convened in Raleigh with speakers led by Dr. D. L. Pridgen of Fayetteville, president of the state society.
Prof. C B Hoover of Duke University Economics will open a five lecture series for students on aspects of the national presidential campaign tomorrow night.
Governor Alf Landon, en route via the Sunflower Special, urged Indiana farmers and workers to oppose New Deal waste and debt. He warned bonded government debt burdens homes and farms, contrasting Indiana farming methods with national policy while stopping at Kendallville as part of a seven town tour for 14 electoral votes.
The National Honorary Beta club at Asheboro High School tapped 20 prospective members on tapping day in the auditorium. Helen Brown presided as president. Dr. C. G. Smith spoke. Reginald Turner commented on club aims. Listed tapped members include Bob Allred, Bill Allred, Thad Moser, and others.
If irritated or weak bladder causes night awakenings, frequent desire and backache, drink boiled water to flush acids and deposits with cen Bukets bladder laxative. Two of eight ingredients are buchu leaves and juniper oil. If not pleased in four days, refund offered by Mann Drug Stores and Eckerd's.
A Sarah Lawrence College faculty member argues that many girls choose the college for proximity to men's schools and social chances. The piece contends purpose matters, praising those who study to become better citizens or professionals while noting some seek romance and social life over learning.
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