North Carolina Fishes Provide 15 Pounds Per Person Yearly
North Carolina fisheries data show 82,945,150 pounds of food fish taken in 1928-30, enough to supply about 15 pounds per resident annually with total water products valued at $9,240,469. Shellfish, led by oysters, contributed $1,096,979, while the report notes ongoing challenges in the fisheries sector.
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Immedi
Ately
Nelson
Hve
North Carolina
Board of Conservation and Development
Col
J. W. Harrelson
Conservation Department
Retired Officer Praises Konjola Health Remedy
A Nash ville retiree, John W. Alley, credits Konjola with ending his stomach bloating kidney issues and night awakenings after three bottles. He buys it at Mann No. 1 Drug Store in High Point and recommends it for home use. The ad notes six to eight bottles for best results.
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Konjola
John W. Alley
Utah Ave
Nashville
Caswell Teacher Began Her Work Ten Years Ago
From Australia to the United States Miss Elsa Ernst now a psychologist at Caswell training school began her work ten years ago. She left family and home to study the feeble minded child and chose the United States for its advanced methods in the problem of mental deficiency.
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Ernst
Australia
United States
Miss Ernst Helps Caswell Students Thrive
Mass of Wreckage Confronts Workers in Santo Domingo Since then, she has studied, become a teacher at Caswell, principal of the school department, and then full-time psychologist. She is Caswell's first full-time psychologist, and Dr. W. H. Dixon, superintendent, is to be congratulated on this progressive step. Miss Ernst determines the intelligence level of Caswell children and ensures proper placement. She once spent sixty hours confirming a youth was normal but environment affected performance, and helped him return home.
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Caswell
W. H. Dixon
State Board of Charities
Miss Ernst
Two Minds With Mrs Smith and the Silver Fox Fur
A humorous exchange cites Mrs Smith beaming over a new fox fur while her husband frowns, both guessing each other’s thoughts. Lustige Sachse from Leipzig notes the witty contrast in a brief, lighthearted vignette.
Bar patrons' hair turns green after river pollution incident
Several New York bargoers see hair green from exposure after they swam in a river polluted with factory acid runoff. Local authorities trace contamination to a nearby plant and warn residents to avoid the water.
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New York
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Caswell Training School
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Dominican Republic
Customs House
American Theatre
High Point
Lustige Sachse
Leipzig
Jarrett Stationery CO
North Wrenn
Russell Street
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