Sargon Health Ad Influences Asheboro Woman’s 10-Year Suffering
A veteran testimonial from Mrs. Alexander Malcott of Oklahoma City touts Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills as reversing a decade of liver trouble constipation and nervous weakness. The ad claims public endorsements by governors and officials and lists availability at Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co. in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Malcott
West 6Th Street
Oklahoma City
United States
Cecil's
Mann Drug Co
Ben Bess Freed by Legal Slip Up in South Carolina
A South Carolina Supreme Court ruling freed Ben Bess, who had been pardoned and then recommitted after affidavits of innocence were found to be perjured. The court held the governor overstepped, returning Bess to freedom yesterday. he planned to move to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bess
Columbia, S&s. C
South Carolina
Bess
Florence County
Richards
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Steed Family Ties Highlight Mt Gilead Roots and Texas Ties
Tiny notes recount Teacher B Ingram and J C Steed of Mt Gilead along with Carl Herb Will and Frank Steed of nearby places. After years in Texas, they return to the old home, residing there since their father’s death, while Mrs Steed spends summers with grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette H. Walker
Asheboro
J. W. Steed
Steed
R. H. Tyson
Mebane
Zane Grey
Texas
West
Randolph County
Why Not
James
Martha Shamburger Page
Pages
England
Shamburgers
Holland
Pages’ Toll House
Toll House
couMetry
Steeds
Tyson
B. Ingram
Mt. Gilead
J. C. Steed
Carl
Herb N. Steed
Candor
Will Steed
Frank Steed
Mrs. Steed
Corrections to an 19th Century Horse Refusal Note
Errorgram lists five corrections about horse handling and terminology. It notes spelling of bridle, uneven reins, mounting from the left, misdefinition of spavin as a leg ailment, and a scrambled word which should read ADVENTURE. The passage preserves instructional caution for riders and handlers.
Radio Program Listings Across Cities and Times
A dense schedule of radio programs across networks and cities outlines nightly lineups with performances, talk shows, and orchestras. Stations including WEAF WABC WJZ WGY WNAC and many others present music hours, news, and special features, detailing program names and simulcasts across multiple affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAU
Philadelphia
WABC
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Metropolitan
WJZ
Don Bester
WHAM
Rochester
WJIZ
WGY Schenectady
WGY
WEAF
Albany
WBZ
Springfield
WIZ
Nature League
Lowe's
WLW
Cincinnati
Jack Little
Chime Breweries
Howard Melaney
Little Jack Titts
Cleveland
Hotel Orchestra
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Ensemble
WSB Atlanta
Health Superstitions Don’t Squeeze Pimples Costly Hazard
Dr Morris Fishbein highlights student health risks from pimples and boils. He warns against squeezing or breaking blisters, noting deadly septic infection from streptococci can enter the blood via unsterile handling. Use sterile precautions and antiseptics to prevent bloodborne spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia
O. P. Terry
Purdue University
Poisonous infections and blister care in medical guidance
A historical medical note describes infection signs and high leukocyte counts, then explains skin blisters from irritation as fluid-filled, not germ-containing. It warns not to drain blisters and cautions against self surgery, urging professional medical care.
Peach Growers Meet to Discuss Crops in North and South Carolina
Kiwanis clubs of Aberdeen and Hamlet invite Carolinas peach growers to a November 1 and 15 meeting in Hamlet. A committee led by George R. Ross of Raleigh includes members from both states to craft plans for improving peach crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Carolinas
Kiwanis Clubs
Aberdeen
George R. Ross
Raleigh
North
South Carolina
Soap use per person averages twelve pounds annually
The statement notes an average annual soap use of 12 pounds per person. It presents a general consumption figure without specifying sources or contexts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Piedmont Building & Loan
Wachovia Bank Gho. A
Mapton, Pres
W. Co. Idol
Henry Ford
The
Bible GaNd
Thursdas
Theodore Maps
Taille
Tiny
Sevier County
Ark
Virgil M. Wood
Boggy Springs
Horatio
Associated Press
New York
NBC Chain
WTAG
WRC
WCAE
WWJ
KOA
Golden Gems
WCSH
Ernc Rappee
WEE
WGR
WSAIL
WYTAM
Happy Bakere
Frank Luther
WTIC
WJAI
WSAI
Troubadours
WEEI
WGN
WHAS
WSM
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
Reveries
WEF
WSA
American Gas Association
Nationa Grani
WTA
CBS
WFBL
WKRC
WCAC
WADC
WJAS
Lombardo Crech
WKBW
WLEW
WHI
WDOD
WDBI
WWNC
Diamond Entertainers
Voice of Columbia
WEAN
WNAC
WERC
WMAL
WCA
WSPD
WHK
WMAQ
WLBW
WHE
WCAI
WDBJI
WFRL
WMAK
WEAC
WGHP
WCAO
Hank Simmons
WLAW
WDBJ
Welcome Lewis
Los Angeles
John B. Kennedy
Mme. Gainsberg
My South
Harry Kogen
WBRZ
Foresters
Bernard Altschuler
KYW
Guy Harrison
WPRZ
WIOD
WSB
Wijiax
Amos 'N
Andy
Laurier String Ensemble
Clear Channel
WPG
Atlantic City
Jane and
Jimmie
Glee Club
Beach Combers
Alice
Lineinge
WBAL
Baltimore
Salton Music
Merrymakers
Fantastics
Hartford
Singing School
WOR
Newark
Tea Garden Orchestra
Town Crier
Mid-Pacific
Fireside Boys
Anegela
Jazette
Central and Southern
WBT
Charlotte
WIZ & Weaf
Louisville
Dinner Dancers
Oklahoma Collegians
University of Kentucky
Curtis Smith
WSM Nashville
Craig
Justine Dunn
Orch
WRVA
Richmond
William Byrd
Everybody's Business
Dixie Spiritual Singers
Cecils
Cecil
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
Fifth Avenue
Coats
van Dyke's
Winston-Salem, N. C
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