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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1947

Page

3

Civil Service Exams Set For Two Posts

Announcement calls for exams to fill stenographer and typist posts. Applications available at local post offices or from the Fourth U S Civil Service Region director in Winston-Salem North Carolina. Eligible lists will determine appointments in West North Carolina facilities and related offices.

Civil Service U.S. Civil Service’ Region Nissen Winston-Salem N.C Nipana North Carolina Esseine Sale

German Drugs in Developing Malaria Help America

Professor Robert C. Elderfield of Columbia University credits German discoveries in antimalarial chemistry for easing U S Army campaigns in Russia Italy and Africa. He notes that German chemists failed to deploy these drugs at scale, while American chemists later improved on one to yield pentequin which shows strong curative power. Also noted is U S wartime malaria suppression and 1947 production expectations of 264000 bushels versus 275000 last year.

America Robert C. Elderfield Columbia University Elderfield

Food Preservation Week Observed in North Carolina

Miss Ruby Scholz of the State College Extension Service announces Home Food Preservation Week for June 22 to 28. The aim is to raise homemakers' awareness of preserving abundant home and commercially grown fruits and vegetables to ensure nutritious, varied winter meals and prevent shortages and waste.

Ruby Scholz State College Extension Service Scholz North Carolina

Man Eats Twenty Eggs at Waffle Shop

Al Chipman of Wilkinson Boulevard Charlotte ate twenty scrambled eggs at the Waffle Shop last week. He also had four pieces of bacon, three slices of bread, a ham sandwich with lettuce and tomato, and two cups of coffee. James Hamrick said the customer usually eats eight scrambled eggs each morning. Black spot is described as a serious disease for rose growers with small irregular spots on upper leaf surfaces growing larger, yellowing leaves and dropping blooms as it weakens plants and raises winter injury risk.

al Chipman Mr. Chipman

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