North Carolina Education Association launches new magazine
Raleigh Sept 6 The first issue of the North Carolina Teacher, the official publication of the North Carolina Education Association, will be ready soon. It will be 32 pages with four covers, well illustrated and editorially strong. Contents include reports on ethics, Fort Macon, county unit plan, literary society problems, Bird Study, and teaching literature. Departments will run yearlong: Facts About Our Schools Boy Scouts Page Among the New Books Editorials Editor's Page and Editor's Letter Box.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Teacher
North Carolina Education Association
Jule B. Warren
North Carolina
Warren
T. W. Andrews
High Point
Fort Macon
John Blair
State Department of Education
M. L. Wright
Carteret County
Eunice MacKay
Lincolnton
Bird
Jane C. Sullivan
J. O. Bailey
Mary Bryan Griswold
Boy Scouts
Local Society Notes From Thomasville Figures and Visitors
Thomasville society notes list guests from Covington Kentucky Raleigh Greensboro and Chapel Hill visiting local residents and teachers. The Parent Teachers Association hosted a picnic at the high school welcoming new and old faculty after a meeting.
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Thomasville
John Wesley Pierce
Covington
Carl M. Cox
West Main Street
F.C. Smith
May
Harold
Lenoir
Smith
W. C. Bailey
Spartanburg
D. C
Carlton Newby
Elsie Harrison
Catherine
City
Local residents and visitors in the city
The report lists numerous residents and guests visiting Greensboro from Raleigh High Point Wadesboro and Duke. It mentions shopping visits picnics and millinery work plus a man jailed briefly on liquor charges and then leaving town before returning amid police comments.
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Lenore Swaim
Raleigh
Clara Bodenheimer
Clara Grissom
Edith Barbee
High Point
Miss Barbee
Monroe Bean
Edgar Hargett
Percy Tudor
Peublé
Gurley Crouse
Duke
A. M. Swigart
Lexington
Ruth Boyd
Lenoir
Equestrian statue of Lafayette to be unveiled in Baltimore
Baltimore on September 6 features the unveiling of a Marquis de Lafayette statue in Mount Vernon Place near the Washington Monument. The ceremony includes an address by President Coolidge and talks by Mayor Howard W. Jackson, Dr. John H. Finley, and N Andre de Labourdye. Bill Slaton appears in Charlotte court with a choice between 30 days on the roads or leaving town.
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Baltimore
Marquis de la Fayette
Gérerdl Washington
Mount Vernon Place
Washington Monument
Coolidge
Howard W. Jackson
James H. Praston
John H. Finley
New York
N. Andre de Labourdye
France
Charlotte
Bill Slaton
Recorder’s Court
Bill Ap
Silk hats boom as American delegates flood London
London dealers report a surge in silk top hats as American delegates arriving for international conventions cleared stock. Visitors came without hats and found they were expected to wear them at numerous functions, boosting demand for haberdashery.
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London
Hunters claim sighting of ibex in Alaska region
In Tanana Alaska on Sept 6 hunters report a species resembling the Old World ibex in the Nootak River area. The wild country holds sheep and mountain goats, but the group insists they found the true ibex amid rugged terrain.
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Tanana
Alaska
Nootak River
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