Freshman Week Tops UNC Chapel Hill Start
UNC Chapel Hill prepares for freshman week starting September 16 with orientation through September 19. Incoming students face physical exams and tests, library tours, lectures on traditions and the hondér system, and advisor meetings as they begin class work September 20.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
T. J. Wilson
Wilson
Harry W. Chase
University
Rare Element in Tubes Sparks Tube Manufacture
New York reports yttrium a rare element used in tube manufacture. It is one of the 50 materials described as essential to the modern heart of the receiver.
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New York
The Child Who Doesn't Care for Games
A mother can spot aloof behavior in a child caused by sluggish bowels. Symptoms include dullness fever appetite loss and crankiness. A gentle vegetable laxative like California Fig Syrup safely helps without violence.
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California
Mystery of Evangeline Cun ningham Drives Brent to Yonkers
Leonard Brent pursues the hidden Evangeline Cun ningham backstory by interviewing Bruite about an old Cunningham estate. The journalist intends to publish a revealing tale while Brent maneuvers with Helen and Carmel, planning to locate Charles Nellin and the missing heir.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Ritz
Brent
Evangeline
Charles Owens Nellin
Cyril K
Bruite
Evangeline Cunningham
Cunningham
Cyril
Bewit
Nellin
Eureka mill powered by Yadkin River in Davidson County
The Eureka mill on the Yadkin River near Yadkin College in Davidson County operates as a water powered roller mill owned and run by Frank P. Crofts for 45 years. The mill, with a stone dam directing water to the turbine, has faced flood threats, and includes a saw mill and production of old fashioned wash boards.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Eureka
Frank P. Crofts
Yadkin College
Crofts
Local man touts Black-Draught relief for headaches
Lake City Florida resident F E McKinney recalls twenty years of using Black-Draught at home and says it cured his headaches and dizziness from “swimming in my head.” He notes it also relieves chest tightness and post meal bloating and plans to continue using the product. Over a million packages sold monthly at 25 cents and one dollar.
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Bruite
Nellins
Lake City
Fla
F. E. McKinney
Columbia Street
Mysterious Old Friend Lingers Then Vanishes From Town
Brent seeks a missing man believed to be Nellin Owens by description. A waiter clues him to a nearby flop house where the man last stayed. The manager confirms Owens appeared but will not return, leaving Brent with few leads. (To be continued)
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Brent
Helen
Charles Nelfin
Nellin
Owens
NBC Studios Resumes Coast Radio Music Lessons
Six broadcasting stations from Seattle to Los Angeles resume NBC studio music lessons now in their second year The program narrows into two sections one for elementary pupils and one for advanced grades and will be broadcast weekly across the Pacific coast.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Los Angeles
NBC
Monolith to be finished in time for October unveiling
Davidson county approves $200 to finish the Trading Ford memorial monolith and bronze tablet. The State Historical Commission will cover tablet costs. Governor Gardner may attend and speak at the October 19 Home Coming Day ceremony in Lexington.
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Lexington
Trading Ford
Davidson County
Board of Commissioners of
J R. McCrary
J. C. Leonard
Col
G. F. Hawkins
O. Max Gardner
State Fair Race Track Topsoil Work Underway
Raleigh Sept 19 Convicts began spreading new topsoil on the North Carolina State Fair race track after finishing regrading and grassing other grounds. Secretary T B Smith predicts a faster track for a five day meet with 7200 purses, 100 plus horses entered, part of the Carolina Short Ship Circuit across multiple towns.
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T. B. Smith
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Rocky Mount
Clinton
Goldsboro
Kinston
Fayetteville
Greenville
Tarboro
Methodist Church at Linwood Opens in Lexington
The Linwood Methodist Church is officially opened with special music and addresses. Speakers Hon. J. R. McCrary and Rev. J. C. Leonard addressed the large crowd, praising the modern rural edifice supervised by Rev. G. W. Fink, pastor of the congregation.
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Lexington
Linwood
J. R. McCrary
J. C. Leonard
D. D
G. W. Fink
Errorgram Corrections From a Historical Note
A list of five corrections clarifies wartime details. It notes soldiers did not wear trench helmets in the SpanishAmerican War and that Roosevelt helped capture San Juan Hill, not Bunker Hill. It also fixes a shoe detail and a mislabelled location Bern, Switzerland on a trunk sticker.
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San Juan Hill
Bunker Hill
Berni
France
Bern
Switzerland
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