Death on Campus Sets Pendleton Abuzz
Judith Martin faces mounting campus intrigue as Eric Waters disappears amid a student murder mystery. The death of Shea, linked to whiskey and blackmail rumors, drives rumors through Pendleton University while Dean Brown and Miss Reasey contend with the scandal among students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Martin
Pendleton University
Timothy Brown
Eric Waters
Peter Dorn
Myra Aldrich
Eric
Judith
Dean Brown
Kitty” Shea
Mrs. Brown
Shea
Myra
Kitty
Middleburg
Dee
Miss Reasey
Stedway
Miss Stedway
Pendleton
Sigma Psi
Waters
Will Wetherer
Jude
Doc Hillyer
Will
Mentha Pepsin Offered With Money Back Guarantee
J A Hart Drug Company markets Daves Mentha Pepsin, a stomach remedy claimed to relieve acute agony and chronic indigestion. The ad promises a full money back guarantee if one bottle does not prove more effective than any prior remedy, appealing to thousands who report relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Dare
J. A. Hart Drug Company
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Instant Relief
An ad touts Freezone as pain free instant relief for hard and soft corns and toe calluses. A tiny bottle sold by druggists costs only a few cents and claims to remove corns between the toes without soreness or irritation.
Judith Wonders If Random Shot Hit Shea
The narrative frames Judith's worry as she questions whether a stray shot may have struck Shea while she frets over Eric's arrest and its consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
Shea
Eric
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Prepares for Physician Prescribed Use
The original Phillips Milk of Magnesia marketed for fifty years as an antacid laxative and corrective offers 25 cent and 50 cent bottles with directions for use by physicians and patients seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
DIRT DEALS IN THE COUNTY
Listing of several township land transfers with buyers and sellers in Jamestown Morehead High Point and other towns. Notable deeds include C A York commissioner to Harville and others for lot 19 Snow Park at 1600 dollars and John Burns acquiring a 85 by 220 foot lot on Taylor street for 400 dollars. deed drawn April 5 1907.
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Jamestown
B. L. Lamb
H. M. Collins
Morehead Township
W. W. Harvey
H. K. Williams
Lakeshore Drive
H. T. Ireland
H. H. Koontz
Highland Park West
J. T. Hedrick
High Point Township
Roy Johnson
J. C. Misenheimer
Bowers
Lillian M. Bailey
A. H. Bailey
J. W Hedgecock
Long Street
PICTURIZATION OF PIGS AT BROADHURST THEATRE
The Broadhurst stages a picturization of John Golden and Anne Morrison's Pigs. The simple American family tale gains charm from its straightforward narrative and a few strong comical moments. The film features two new leads and veteran Fox actors like Doris Lloyd, Gene Cameron, and Arthur Housman, but overplays dramatic "human interest" scenes and weak direction dampen value. Nearby Kernersville M. P. Church report notes Rev Lawdermilk, Randolph native, remains at home with no replacement after two years.
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Broadhurst Theatre
John Golden
Anne Morrison
Patterson McNutt
Doris Lloyd
Gene Cameron
Arthur Housman
Fox
Kernersville M. P. Church
Kerenersville
Lowdermilk
Randolph County
South Carolina
Lawdermilk
Property transfers and small cash payments listed
No. 2 10 and other valuables detail transfers from C. E. Hayes to W. B. Hall and W. A. Barber for lot 19 in Own-A Home property No. 2 Lillie L. Furgurson to F. E. Warriner for lot 19 in Own-A-Home property No. 2 S C Clark to D C MacRae for lot 175 in Emerywood addition 10 dollars included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hayes
W. B. Hall
W. A. Barber
Lowdermilk Resigns From M P Children's Home
Reverend E G Lowdermilk resigns after two years leading the Methodist Protestant Children's Home in Guilford County and will assume a new post starting December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Lowdermilk
Methodist Protestant Children’s Home
Guilford County
Pape's Diapepsin Restores Digestion Fast
A druggist guarantees Pape's Diapepsin settles indigestion quickly. It relieves sour stomach distress, gas, heartburn, and upset digestion for a few cents per package.
Tanlac credited for dramatic recovery in Elizabeth City
Mrs L B Twiford of 607 Hunter Street reports severe indigestion insomnia and weakness before Tanlac transformed her health. She says night symptoms eased appetite returned and nerves steadied. The Tanlac tonic, made from roots herbs and barks, is advertised with over 40 million bottles sold and urged to start with a bottle from a local druggist today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Black-Draught Laxative Widely Used in Arkansas Home
Mrs. C. E. Nutt of Mineral Springs describes Black-Draught as a reliable laxative for six children and for various ailments including colds and stomach disorders. She attests it eases indigestion and chest tightness, and notes her husband uses it for biliousness. The product is sold nationwide and costs a penny per dose.
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Mineral Springs
Ark
C. E. Nutt
Thedford
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Rebels
WPY
EA Service Inc
Vicni Swain
Martin
Snake Creek
Lillian Stedway
Dwinell
Boston
Chicago
Might CO
Portsmouth
Magnesia
Broadhurst
North Carolina Public Service Company
South Main Street
N.G
Pape
Mrs. Twiford
Arkaneas
Wrenn Street
Raleigh
North Viena Street
North Wrenn Street
Carrie Welch
United Real Estate & Auction Co
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
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