Class Prophecy of the 1915 Class Chronicle
A May 25 1940 dedication chronicles the class of 1915 in verse and prose. It weaves poems and scenes about Leona the spinster Annie the housekeeper Estelle Hancock Bertha the performer Ruby Estell and others, exploring paths from spinsterhood to nursing singing and marriage through light verse and school memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iherein
E.D.E
Estelle
Chohe
Ife
Annie
Leona
Estelle Hancock
Ruby
Bertha
Foot and Month Disease Eradication Sparks Hope for Livestock
After an eight month effort the foot and mouth disease is nearly stamped out improving livestock prospects. The piece discusses hog cholera tuberculosis and cattle ticks and their economic impact, notes tick-free areas like Ohio Indiana and Oklahoma, and highlights federal support for tick eradication and vaccination as clean-up continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D.C
Arkansas
South
Georgia
Kentucky
Kansas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Spi
Florida
Louisana
al- Oklahoma
Texas
North
Ohio
Indiana
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Louisiana
Connecticut
Unclear Text Fragment Highlights Ill Person and Travel
Fragment discusses a traveler named H. W. Ireland and an illness with severe attack. Mentions hotel payment and a recommendation to sleep after the direc tion. Five o clock stopping point noted with a feeling of shakiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ireland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corby's
Clee Vaughan
Lliams
Bianscoch House Co
Ene
Embalmer
Roanoke Rapids
N.C
Williams
KH. Woolard
Scotland Neck
Allen Alsbrook
Ashby W. Dunn
P. Be. Batehin
Seotland Neck
Offee
North Drug Store
A.D. Morgan
Ding
Wimberley
Scotland
Br. J. P
BR. L. Savage
North Carolinacotland Neck
Be. A. GO. Liverman
Wiilie It
Ailsbrook Life Insurance and Neck
The
Metronolitgn
Emily Daniel Edwards
Prince Charming
Mildred
Dupree
London
Estell
Hancock
Red Cross
Stelle
Lfe
Canada
Old North
New York
Bertha Fleet
Hertha
Andy
Secretary of Agriculture
Vermont
Watt
Fort
Womack’s Grist Mill
Womack’s Ice House
S. H. Alexander
Mgr
Nyal
North End Brug
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