Saratoga High elects officers for every class in school
The report lists class officers for seniors juniors sophomores freshmen and two eight grade groups at Saratoga High with names for president vice president secretary treasurer reporters entertainment committees and sponsors. Also mentions two world’s largest government hydro electric turbines in Sweden with 16000 horsepower each.
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Jane Spates
Marguerite Mobley
Earl Cowling
Erma Lester
Mattye Lou Tolleson
Jose Rosen
M. H. Peebles
Hae
Lydia MeJunkins
Mr. Peebles
Lydia McTunkins
Sadie Spates
Matt
Charles Collins
Otis Rose
Eigth
Elizabeth Ellis
Helen McJunkins
Welle Ann Culbertson
F Paulene Sutton
Sybil Clayton
Opal Spates
Ruby Cleo Raley
Helen Dodson
Louise Smith
Francis Cowling
Russell Collins
Mary
Sweden
Tobacco Triangle Dominates North Carolina Football History
The piece traces tobacco influence in college sports centered on Duke, North Carolina, and North Carolina State within 25 miles of Durham. It notes Wallace Wade's rise at Duke, Georgia Tech’s 1930s era, and Reynolds family ties to harness racing, framing tobacco interests as a long standing force in regional athletics and rivalry.
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United States
Winston-Salem
Winston Salem
Winston- Salem
New York
North Carolina
Duke of Magenta
Reynoldses
Rick Reynolds
Dick Reynolds
Tobacco Millions
Duke
North Carolina State
Tar Heel
Duke University
Wallace Wade
Raf Brown
Alabama
Durham
America
Oxford
Georgia Tech
Carolina
Tobacco War Looms On North Carolina Gridiron
A 1930s college football power shift unfolds as Duke seeks dominance over North Carolina and Bucknell coach Carl Snavely contemplates new ties. Rumors swirl of alumni influence from Liggett and Myers to Yale backing, signaling an era of shifting loyalties and rising NC obsession.
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Duke
State
Dick Reynolds
Seat of Learning
Raleigh
Hank Anderson
Old Notre Dame
Old Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Liggett
Liggett and Myers
Carl Snavely
Bucknell
Yale
Glorifying Yourself and Sleep Lessons for Beauty
A Hollywood actress credits eight hours of sleep nightly for reducing nerves and facial lines, noting eight hours restores charm and youth. Advice covers bedding, insomnia tips, and mental calm, while the piece also references global events and political musings in a brisk, miscellany style.
Cardinals pull within half game in pennant race
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds to cut the National League gap to a half game behind the New York Giants. Cincinnati errors in the opening inning aided St Louis, with Joe Medwick’s homer sealing the win as four Reds pitchers limited the Cards to seven hits.
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Cardinals
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Gordon Slade
Cardinal
St Tagis
Paul Derringer
Bill
Walker
Ozell
Reba
Lon Woods
Will Cummings
Della McCaskill
Vihreagh
Johnson
Joe Medwick
Reds
St. Louis
Waller
Davyy Vance
Tex Carlton
Crowded Bells Chapel Sunday Night Attendance Noted
A savage crowd attended church at Bells Chapel Sunday night. Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Murray of Delight spent the week end with Mrs. Tate. Mr. and Mrs. George Ross of Mineral Springs were Saturday guests of Yi and Mrs. Melton White. Mr. Carlton Fulsom made a business trip to Prescott Friday. Mrs. Jack Foster and children of Blevins spent Thursday night with Mrs. Ira Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Honea of Prescott called on Mrs. da Woon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Shackelford spent Sunday in Nashville. Dale Parker of Hope visited relatives here Friday. Will White and wife of Prescott visited relatives Sunday afternoon. Guy Tate has gone to New Liberty to teach. Mrs. Edgar Leverette and daughters...
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Carter
Murray
Delight
UF. ‘Tate
George Ross
Minwal Springs
Melton White
Carlton Fulsom
Rip
Prescott
Jack Foster
Blevins
Ira Brooks
Frank Honea
da Woon
Loyd Shackelford
Nashville
Dale Parker
Hope
Will White
Guy Tate
New Liberty
Edgar Leverette and
Hospital bed costs in early London medical facilities
It costs London more than 70 dollars weekly to run each bed in the smallpox hospital and 25 dollars per bed in the fever hospital.
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London
Feen-a-mint Laxative Aids Women’s Regularity
A vintage advertisement touts Feen-a-mint as a calming laxative. It claims women prefer its delicious mint flavor and gentle, habit forming action. The text emphasizes natural digestion support and ease of use, promising back on schedule relief without upsetting the stomach.
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