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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1933

Page

16

North Carolina Banking Commission Commends Hood

The North Carolina Advisory Banking Commission praised Gurney P. Hood for his efficiency during crises and praised the department staff and economies under his leadership. The meeting noted new members K C Menzies and Charles E. Taylor and discussed Hood’s refusal to cede control of legal advisory decisions amid a dispute with Attorney General Brummitt.

Raleigh North Carolina Advisory Banking Commission Gurney P. Hood Charles M. Johnson Agnew H. Bahnson Winston-Salem K. C. Menzies Hickory Charles E. Taylor Wilmington Ward H. Wood Charlotte A. W. McLean Lumberton D.G. Brummitt Advisory Banking Commission North Carolina Hood Hood’s Supervision.” Mr. Brummitt Mr. Hood Mr. Brummitt

Carnegie Tops Public Speaking Coach for Salesmen

ALE CARNEGIE of New York is described as a leading instructor of public speaking and salesmanship. The piece notes his belief that speaking well requires looking well and feeling fit, his daily pineapple habit for energy, his travels from Manila to Peiping, and his authorship on Lincoln cited as a best seller.

Ale Carnegie New York Carnegie Europe Manila Peiping Alps Lincoln

Mouse bites rattlers in Coalinga oddity

Calinga story notes L. E. Taylor kept two rattlesnakes as pets. When he offered two live mice in their wire cage the mice attacked the snakes, one snake dying and the other badly bitten and rescued.

Coalinga Calif L. E. Taylor

Distress After Meals Relieved By Black-Draught

Danville Ga resident Jess Higgins reports sour stomach gas and bilious spells, says Thedford's Black-Draught relieved trouble and prevents headaches. He keeps it on hand and uses a pinch after meals. Also available as a Black-Draught syrup for children.

Jess Higgins Dannonville Thedford

Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Weight Loss Without Diet

A 58 year old woman reports losing seven pounds from 154 to 147 after using Kruschen Salts for four weeks without changing her diet. She says she can climb stairs without gasping and looks lighter, with others noting she appears fit. Kruschen is described as a blend of six salts aiding body function and energy during weight reduction.

J. H. Kruschen

Mrs. Paul R. Keston Receives Divorce in St. Paul

Mrs. Paul R. Keston of St. Paul was granted a divorce after alleging her husband forced her to live with a nagging mother-in-law.

Paul R. Keston St. Paul

Town Talk Highlights Local Visits and Gatherings

Miss Earline Moody of Northampton County spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Camp visited near Garysburg Tuesday. Mrs. Charlie Baird of Belmont was the guest of Mrs. John Baird last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Doyle and Miss Goldie Mae Doyle of Brink Virginia visited Mrs. Mack Williams Sunday. Miss Josephine Parrish visited Coleraine Beach last week. Miss Ophelia Daniel spent the weekend in Richmond Virginia with friends. W. B. Bryant of Scotland Neck was a visitor in town Tuesday.

Earline Moody Northampton County Curtis Whitby Charlie Baird Belmont John Baird J. H. Doyle Goldie Mae Doyle Brink, Va Mack Williams Josephine Parrish Coleraine Beach Ophelia Daniel Richmond, Va W. B. Bryant Scotland Neck

State executes White man in one of years revolting two gun crimes

Clay Fogleman, 30, of Reidsville, died in the electric chair for the murder of W. J. Carter, a filling station operator. Allen H. Gwyn and P W. Glidewell sought clemency as hearings continued. Carter's wife identified Fogleman and defended her certainty, while Fogleman claimed innocence in a final note to his lawyers.

Clay Fogleman Reidsville W. J. Carter Allen H. Gwyn Gwyn P. W. Glidewell Ehringhaus Fogleman Mur

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