State fair dog show to headline 1930 Raleigh fair
The third annual state fair dog show under American Kennel Club license will be a main feature of the October 13-18 event in Raleigh. Expected to exceed 200 entries, the show will be judged by Frank H Audyman except for German shepherds, which David S Weaver will judge. Entries will be sorted by breed and class including puppy, novice, American-bred, limit, open, winners, and an open to all dogs over six months.
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Raleigh
American Kennel Club
South
Frank H. Audyman
Ardsley
David S. Weaver
United States
North Carolina fair dog show rules for champion title
Winners in local class and brace class for North Carolina owned dogs, and team class for four dogs of one breed owned by the same person, determine points. A K C points from any show may be combined toward the annual champion title.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Fair
Mystery man seeks missing wife and children in Asheville
Charlie Jones asked the Greenville Salvation Army to locate his wife and kids and notify Asheville police. The wife and children were found, but Jones remains missing. Three watermelons in Piedmont contest weigh 112, 107 and 92 pounds, with total prizes of 50 dollars.
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Asheville
N. C
Charlie Jones
Greenville
S. C
Salvation Army
Charlie
J. R. Roberts
Piedmont
Camden man given 36 days for vagary in Columbia
Elliott Waiters of Camden, described as a negro, told Judge Heyward Breckinton he preferred jail in Columbia to freedom in Camden. He received 36 days for vagrancy in police court.
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Columbia
S. C
Elliott Waiters
Camden Negro
Heyward Breckinton
Camden
Ohio Enacts First Air-Mark Sign Law
Ohio enforces what is described as the world’s first air marking statute. Municipalities must post a roof sign bearing their name within 69 days of notification and erect an arrow pointing to the nearest airport per director of aeronautics specifications.
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Columbus
Ohio
Director of Aeronautics
Ethel Barrymore Colt Makes Stage Debut in Scarlet Sister Mary
In Columbus Ethel Barrymore Colt, 19, inherits dramatic lineage and debuts as Sister Mary in the Hartman theater dramatization of Julia Peterkin’s Scarlet Sister Mary. Critics found the production uneven with acting and dialect challenges, while Colt appeared at ease in brief cameos as the ensemble faced balance issues. Julia Peterkin plans to attend the Cleveland premiere and weighs northern reception.
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Ethel Barrymore
Columbus, O
Miss Barrymore
Sister Mary
Daughter
South Carolina
Ohio State Journal Today
Scarlet Sister Mary
Ethel Barrymore Theater
Schubert’s
New York
Julia Peterkin
Fortunote
S. C
Lang Syne
Cleveland
Columbus
Jacocks Election Meets Approval as North Carolina Health Chief
The North Carolina board of health selects Dr. William Picard Jacocks native of Bertie County and long time India based public health expert as state health officer. Supporters praise his authority and knowledge while noting his absence from U S public health work in 15 years but expect quick adaptation.
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India
United States
Board of Health
Dr. Jacobs
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Jacobs
All Dressed Up: Public Health Appointee for Aboriginal Communities
A dandy of the Pinto tribe in Central Australia poses for a tribal dance amid stone-age living conditions. The text notes his years in public health work in adverse regions and his selection to succeed Dr Charles O H Laughinghouse, praised by Dr Hubert A Royster as one of the ablest public health authorities and executives in the country.
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Australia
Europe
Charles O’h. Laughinghouse
Jacocs
Hubert A. Royster
Raleigh
Last of the Lone Wolf ends the series with action and romance
The Lone Wolf adventure follows Michael Lanyard as he is tasked to recover a royal ring. He clashes with Varrill on a train and at the embassy, steals the ring, and faces further dangers while falling for Stefanie. Lucien Prival shines as Varrill in this plotted action film.
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Saxonia
Count von Rimpau
Michael Lanyard
Stefanie
Varrill
Lanyard
Varril
Dorn
von Rimpau
Omie
Mr. Lytell
Miss Miller
Lucien Prival
Kappa Alpha Frat Wins Scholarship Cup At Davidson
Davidson college awards the James C. Harper loving cup to the Kappa Alpha social fraternity for the 1929 30 scholastic year with an average of 86.97, the highest among ten national fraternities on campus. Other averages listed include Sigma Phi Epsilon 86.80 and Kappa Sigma 85.08.
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Davidson
Kappa Alpha
Davidson College
James C. Harper
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Phi Delta Theta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Theta Upsilon Omega
Beta Theta Pi
Pi Kappa Phi
Guilford College Faculty Hosts High School Teachers
Guilford College faculty entertained Guilford College high school teachers at a Hendrix pond picnic. The informal annual gathering featured an elaborate supper and pleasant surroundings, marking another enjoyable social event for both faculties.
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Guilford College
Guilford College High School
Hendrix Pond
New instrument sends heartbeats from Buenos Aires to Madrid
A device transmits breathing and heartbeat sounds from South America to Spain, allowing Madrid doctors to diagnose illnesses of patients 6,759 miles away in Buenos Aires.
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South America
Spain
Madrid
Buenos Ayres
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