Negro Camporee in Rhoskie Draws Notable Participation
The first negro Camporee in the district drew six troops from Halifax and Roanoke-Chowan, with 99 scouts and 13 patrols. Blue ribbons went to Halifax Patrols 148 and 159, led by Interracial Chairman John Hines, who plans a September encampment for negro scouts.
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Vary Summer Scout Meetings With Outdoor Activities
Summer scout meetings vary in type with many troops meeting outdoors for games and campfire programs. Some units shift to later evening sessions in suitable wooded areas near the city to conduct outdoor meetings away from indoor spaces.
Apparatus lets observers view distant moving objects by radio
A private Washington test demonstrated a radio based system by C Francis Jenkins enabling people to see moving objects miles away. In 46% months from July 1 1921 to May 15 1925 there were 121654 convictions for liquor law violations, averaging 2616 per month. Deaths claimed two prominent leaders Thomas R Marshall 71 and U S Senator Robert M La Follette 70.
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Plan for Summer Program Amid Prisoner Food Questions
Soldiers debate a varied postwar program and the duty to feed captured Germans. They argue about feeding prisoners while American troops in German prisons reportedly lack sufficient rations.
Advertising boosts business via visible results, not noise
Two midwestern grocers debate ad value. One cites publicity as key to growth, explaining that codfish eggs are hidden while chicken eggs shout their presence, and people eat chicken eggs yet ignore codfish eggs. Randolph MacFarlan
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Roanoke Rapids Man James A Brown Promoted Corporal
James A Brown of Route No 3 Box 169 B Roanoke Rapids promoted to Corporal in the India Burma Air Service Command. An aircraft mechanic, he served four years in the India Burma Theatre after attending Roanoke Rapids High School and working at Roanoke Mills Company.
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