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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
4
The act requires domestic servants to present employers with a physician or county health officer certificate within two weeks showing they are free from contagious diseases including venereal disease and tuberculosis. Annual exams are mandated with employer access to health evidence. the measure repeals conflicting laws and takes effect upon ratification.
Captain Peter Harris hosted a Saturday barbecue and Brunswick stew for about 100 friends at his Bolling Road home. He served what the writer called the best stew and even presented a two year old ham. Helpers included Paul Harris and John Baird from Roanoke Mills No. 1.
Q Hoffler accepts role as local representative of Investors Syndicate. He formerly managed Roses 5 and 10 and will keep his Roanoke Rapids residence.
To The Editor: Why can't we have stop lights in Roanoke Rapids Is it because one of the most prosperous towns in Eastern Carolina can't afford it Or are the lives of our children of such little importance that we let conditions remain as they are. ie Fisher.
A Herald note invites citizens to submit questions and comments on water use and city life. The letter asks residents to share tips on saving water and to address editor with suggestions, criticisms, or newsworthy ideas for publication.
Local residents and visitors share trips and visits across towns. Mr and Mrs H B Mowry traveled from Mt Carmel to Stafford Springs with relatives, visiting William Harris II and Mrs Harris. Several people spent weekends in Chapel Hill and Williamsburg, and others shopped in Benson or Warrenton while attending events and conventions.
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