Blue Door Mystery Interludes in Worthville
Ruth Woodson seeks shelter in a stone house with a blue door in Worthville. Elaine Chalmers, Betsy Bertha Gibbs, and John McNeill intertwine with a haunted uncle Duncan Hunter. Ruth hides as Elaine advances toward John while Elaine confronts her impersonation and a looming sanity hearing.
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Ruth Woodson
Worthville
Bertha Gibbs
Penny
Elaine Chalmers
Ruth
John McNeill
Elaine
Graycastle College
John
Bertha
sSuicide
Duncan Hunter
Eanrine
Jay
Blaine
Gwen
Duncan
Higate
Highway Patrol Considers Portable License Ledger
Plans discussed to provide patrolmen with a loose leaf book listing all automobile license tags issued by the vehicle bureau, including names and addresses of owners. The book would allow quick verification of proper license usage, with copies to sheriffs and auto dealers, though cost and equipment needs remain concerns.
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Associated Press
Otor Vehicle Bureau
Carolina
Department of Revehere
Sway
E Department
Dnto
Deepart
Local NBC Monday Night Cold Remedy Spotlight
Moore promotes a coast to coast NBC program at 9:30 PM Eastern showcasing Vicks products Vicks Vatronal and Vapo for cold relief amid a lively broadcast. Public notices urge viewers to tune in tonight and consider Vicks Aids for colds.
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Moore
NBC
Vicks
Vicks Vatronal
Vicks Vapo
Lifebuoy and Rinso Gift Campaign Reaches City
Lever Brothers launches a citywide gift distribution with young women canvassing door to door. Each home receives Lifebuoy soap and two coupons for additional free soap and Rinso products upon store purchase. Neat, courteous workers will greet households as they visit.
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Lever Brothers Company
College entrants listed from various southern schools
The article lists twenty three students entering or returning to college including Gill at Knoxville College and Leach at Bennett College. It notes freshmen twelve sophomores eight and one junior among southern and mid western institutions. It also reports mid year figures for North Carolina insured banks with vault cash reserves and loan totals.
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Penn
William Penn High
Pol
Marion Leach
T. College
Greensboro
Nelia Graves
Anna Baren
Ernestine Reid
Ben- College For Women
Greens
Boro
Virginia Harris
Barber-Scotia Junior College
Concord
Thelma Drake
Talladera College
Talladera
Ala
Willie Brower
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce, CO
Rogers Gill
Knoxville College
Knoxville
Tenn
Gill
Virginia Perry
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Winston-Salem
Nannie Legrand
Morristown Normal and Industrial Institute
Mid-West
Bank Deposits In State Rise 24 Percent Since 1934
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reports a 24 percent rise in deposits for 238 insured North Carolina banks from June 30, 1934 to June 30, 1935. As of June 30, 1936 total deposits reached 295,464,000 with 151,574,000 in demand deposits and 89,947,000 in time deposits. Of the banks, 44 were national, ten were state members of the Fed, while 1,384 state banks filed reports to the FDIC.
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Capital Funds
North Carolina
Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
National
Federal Reserve System
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Insurance Corpora
What Do You Know of North Carolina?
A compendium of 19th century North Carolina facts includes Andrew Johnson’s naming, the 1883 Burke County smallpox vaccination act, the Weeping Mary Burial Society of Camden County, and the 1883 concealed weapon recognition. It notes Luther Ludwell’s 1691 gubernatorial appointment and the 1746 1754 General Assembly sessions.
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North Carolina
Andrew Johnson
United States
Camden County
Eighth General Assembly
Burke County
Peter Casso
Casso
Raleigh
Jacob Johnson
Andrew
Andrew Jackson Johnson
Jackson
Weeping Mary Burial Society
Solomon Griffin
John Barco
Denson Griffin
Joshua Comick
Wright Perkins
James Harvey
Willis Chamberlain
Lord's Proprietors
Philip Ludwell
All Carolina
North
South Carolina
Charleston
S. C
Ludwell
Thomas Jarvis
New Bern
Wilmington
Gabriel Johnston
James Davis’s Calf Wins Three Honors at Greensboro Fair
James Davis son of P M Davis of this city won multiple awards with his Guernsey calf at the Greensboro Fair 4 H club show. The calf took first in Calf club show and junior grand championship and second in the show for all. He aims to enter the calf in the State Fair at Raleigh.
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James Davis
P. M. Davis
Greensboro
Mr. Davis
Raleigh
Fire Damages Hoover Street Home In Night Blaze
Fire caused $200 to $300 damage at 1015 Hoover street the home of Frank Davidson as his family was away last night around 10 oclock. Origin undetermined and three fire companies plus aerial unit responded to box 428 as firefighters fought a well started blaze. Navy and army service ratios are given but not related to the incident.
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Susie
Elaine
the McNeills
New York
John McNeill
Blaine
Washington
John
Hunter Hall
Elaine Chalmers
Ruth
Frank Davidson
Hoover Street
Weekly Market Letter notes cautious trading and mixed outlook
The letter flags subdued market activity with about one million shares daily amid the Italo-Ethiopian tension. It highlights potential gains from peripheral moves in Southern Railway, Wilson & Co., and Adams-Millis, notes strong municipal demand, and expects improvements in utilities and oil sectors as year-end factors unfold.
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Southern Railway
Southern
Wilson & Co
Adams- Millis
High Point
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
An advertisement presents a pharmacist created blend sold as B. C. in 10¢ and 25¢ packages. It claims to relieve most headaches within minutes and also eases muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and a distressed nervous system without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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B. C
B. Cc
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Rachel “Mack
Althea Hedge
McNeill Estate
Hunter Place
Eric
Mr. John
Blaine Chalmers
Elaiine
Uncle Duncan
Mrs. Jones
Maude
Gracie Louise
Ohio
HWAY
Colored News
United
North Main
Gray Trout
Hoover St
Army
Navy
Rio
Rinso
Grej
America
Aowdthior
Sonny
George B. Craven & Company
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