Endymion and Keats Life Painted by Uncle Ray
Uncle Ray reviews John Keats life after Endymion and his walking tour with George Brown. The piece notes Keats early orphan status, medical training detours, romance with Fannie Browne, and later death in Rome at 25. It closes with a prompt for a free leaflet and a teaser on tomorrow’s topic Shelley.
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John Keats
Endymion
Keats
London
John
Perenta
Uth
Great Britain
George Brown
Lodore
Nevis
Scotland
England
Ben Nevis
Siore
Spenser
Milton
Hich
Italy
Rome
Keas
Fannie Browne
Severn
Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Townships
Real estate transfers recorded in Guilford County show multiple deeds. Five States Realty to C A McMurray and wife on Bridges street. Grace Bondholders to Coy Joyce and wife on Roy street. T P Kimrey to Robert Holt and wife on Kimrey property. D B Gray to J C Mayer and wife on Florida street. Blanche T Lambe et al to Bessie Pleasants and Townsend on Bain street. Mabel I Kindley and trustee to W B Capps on Freeman’s Mill road. Central Investment to Rebecca Braswell on Tate street. H Lichterman to T H Anderson on two Woodlawn Park lots. Mrs Ethel May Jobe to R L Snow on Poplar street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
Five States Realty Corporation
C. A. McMurray
Bridges Street
Grace Bondholders, Incorporated
Coy Joyce
Roy Street
T. P. Kimrey
Robert Holt
Morehead Township
Gray
J. C. Mayer
Florida Street
Blanche T. Lambe
Bessie T. Pleasants
W. F. Townsend
Bain Street
Mabel I. Kindley
Robert H. Frazier
W. B. Capps
Freeman's Mill Road
Central Investment Corporation
Rebecca Deane Braswell
Tate Street
Gilmer Township
H. Lichterman
T. H. Anderson
Woodlawn Park
Jefferson Township
Ethel May Jobe
R. L. Snow
Poplar Street
French Official's Name and Role Hidden in Headwear Riddle
A puzzle identifies a French government official by last name Cranium Crackers. The last name matches a head covering, and his first name equals that of the 1921 heavyweight who fought Jack Dempsey nicknamed Gorgeous. The clue asks for the French official's name and position, and the boxer's identity.
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Viscount Halifax
Jack Dempsey
Want
Manners and etiquette Q&A: table and wedding customs
A Q A on page corner turning, finger feeding bananas, and bridegroom buying a trousseau. The answers advise bookmarks, skinning bananas at table, dessert plate use, cutting with the fork, and condemn a wealthy groom buying a bride’s trousseau.
Lessons in English by W L Gordon
Daily vocabulary note from a 19th century column urging careful word use and pronunciation. It highlights common misuses such as adore and license spelling, offers synonyms for ingenious and related terms, and defines dissimulation as false pretense with an example from Charron.
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Charron
How Can I Remove Scratches From Silver
Q A reader asks how to remove scratches from silver. The answer suggests mixing putty powder with olive oil to form a paste, applying with a soft flannel, then polishing with a chamois to vanish scratches. A second question about reviving old playing cards advises sprinkling talcum to restore slickness and prevent sticking.
Czech Students Honor Shrine at Independence Hall
Czech students from the World Youth Congress decorate a shrine in Independence Hall Philadelphia. A commemorative wreath is placed to mark the 20 year milestone since Czechoslovakia proclaimed independence. Nada Koneena and Jarmila Maranova pose with the wreath as war looms over their homeland.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
United States
Czechoslovakia
Nada Koneena
Jarmila Maranova
America
World Youth Congress
Look and Learn by A C Gordon
A compact Q and A summarizes end of the 19th century as December 31 1960 and notes 1900 spans the century. It states Daniel Boone's son as the first white boy born in Kentucky and defines ibid as Latin for in the same place. It lists seven medieval wonders including Rome Colosseum and Great Wall of China. It claims the Atlantic has the longer US coast line and mentions about 400000 Christian hymns exist.
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Kentucky
United States
Atlantic
The
Pacific
Daniel Boone
Colosseum
Rome
Alexandria
Great Wall
China
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Pisa
Nanking
St. Sophia
the Atlantic
Walter Winehell Sounds in the Night at Queen Mary
A quirky nightclub column describes overheard quips and jests from venues including the Queen Mary Stork Wives Famous Door Reuben's Ruby Foo's Club Gau cho Paradise and a NBC signoff. The narrator cites celebrity paranoia and political nods, ending with a remark on Chamberlain Benes and European leaders.
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Czechoslovakia
Reuben
Petty
Peter Arno
Ruby Foo
Club
Gaucho
the Paradise
N. Y
Chamberlain
Benes
Daladier
Sherman
Monument Dealers To Meet October 3
Memorial Craftsmen of the Carolinas hold a fall meeting in Charlotte on October 3 with over 100 monument dealers from both Carolinas attending. The 10 am session at the Chamber of Commerce will review current laws affecting the retail monument industry and include a luncheon and secretary’s report followed by director elections and closing business.
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Memorial Craftsmen of the
Carolinas
Charlotte
Walter E. Crissman
Two
Chamber of Commerce
North
South Carolina
Crissman
President Norris Meets Hoey Over Old Mullet Talks
President Norris of the South ern impressed newsmen and others during his visit to confer with Governor Hoey about the Old Mullet matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Southern
Hoey
Mullet
Lookalike Appears, North Carolina Official Noted
A man reminded observers of Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winborne, prompting an unfamiliar observer to greet him as Mr. Winborne in a Southern head office encounter.
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Utilities
Stanley Winborne
North Carolina
Mr. Winborne
McKenney On Bridge by William Bee
McKenney writes on bridge strategy as secretary of the American Contract Bridge League. The column shares insights, tips, and notes on bidding and play for enthusiasts and players following league guidance.
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William Bee. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
Double Decisions in Bridge Play at Western States Tournament
George G. McClure and C. J. Montrose of Pittsburgh, set for the Western States Tournament in Pittsburgh from Sept. 27 to Oct. 2, discuss a defensive double strategy. The article recounts bidding logic, heart leads, and a sequence where a heart lead helps defeat a contract while diamonds and trumps are analyzed through dummy play and finesse outcomes.
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North
South
George G. McClure
Pittsburgh
C. J. Montrose
Montrose
East
West
McClure
Opening would have made the contract easy in spade lead
The excerpt notes that any other opening would have simplified the contract and that a spade lead would have established the play. It focuses on the strategic implications of the opening and lead choice in the contract.
East West defense to set contract in bridge note
The dealer shows a hand with KQ3 987 AJ KKJ105 A1097 K 104 K985 and e352. East double, West double, South spades, North clubs, East and West defend to defeat two spades.
SCHOOLS AT T'VILLE MAKE STRONG START
Thomasville officials report the 1938 term opened with nearly 3,000 students enrolled across white and colored schools. The high school records its largest enrollment, and a new commercial course draws full classes. Additional outside classes are planned.
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Thomasville
J. H. Hauss
Hauas
Ages of stars told by color as they mature
The color of a star shifts over time, revealing its age as it evolves. This color change serves as a key indicator of stellar development and life cycle stage.
Declarar and second diamond trick would fulfill contract
The statement notes that declaring and taking a second diamond trick, along with five clubs and two spades, would have fulfilled the contract. It emphasizes a missed line of play in a bridge context.
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Advertisement advises denture wearers to sprinkle alkaline powder on plates to keep them firmer and reduce odor. It claims no souring and suggests seeing a dentist if mouth tissues change. Includes product placement and instruction to buy at drug stores.
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