Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Double Suicide
In Durham a jealous lover killed May Flowers, wife of W B Flowers, then shot himself. Don Anderson, 22, aimed at Flowers and later killed himself. The scene at a Vet t igrew boarding house drew hundreds as a crowd watched. Flowers said he married May Stevens of Lumberton 18 months ago. The husband and sheriff examined letters and testimonies as physicians noted May Flowers survived a through heart wound for hours.
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Durham
Mr. May Flowers
W. B Flowers
Lumberton
Vettigrew
Colt
Don Anderson
Winetalon
Anderson
For a Comfortable and Healthful Summer
Advice from the state board of health outlines steps for a comfortable healthful season. Emphasizes diet first, then bathing, followed by sleeping, exercise, and rest to maintain wellness at home or at a resort.
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Sta Board of Health
Restore health and vacation gains at All Healing Springs
A vintage ad style notice touts All Healing Springs in Alexander county promising health, energy, and youth with mineral water and new rooms with sleeping porches. Also promotes Morehead City vacations, Medlin Potato Plants, farm listings, and railway pricing notes with local merchants pricing various meats and produce.
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Healing Springs
Alexander County
O. FP
Pool
O. F. Pool
Taylorsville
N.C
Free Carmel recital opens with varied program
The Carmel Community League Girls present a free July 9 recital at Mt. Carmel starting at an unspecified time. The program features choral pieces, duets, readings, piano solos, and varia selections including works by Wagner, Englemann, Corish, Ganz, Panizzetto, and more, with performers named such as Miss Odessa Richardson and Miss Edna Helms. The page also lists social notes from Weddington and local happenings.
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Carmel
Community League Girls of
Mt. Carmel
Wagner
de Lule
Reiley
Odessa Richardson
Kern
Hallie Mae Helms
Hod and
Dale
Englemann
Lillian
Louise Blakeney
Niagara
Corwish
Mildred Broom
Edna
Mayme
Mayme Helms
Ferner
Edna Helms
Ganz
Rizoletta
Tavan
Page Helms
Reilly
Odessa Richardon
Letter to Wild Rose on Snake Tale and Suffrage Debate
A Monroe Journal subscriber from Union county critiques a Letter to the editor. He questions a snake story and challenges the author to clarify her stance before debating suffrage. The writer signs as a Maryland subscriber and mentions local figures and a donkey remark by Dr. Houston.
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Wild Rose
O. K
Annuas Club
W. L. Howie
Darkey
Monroe
Jefferson
Dr. Houston
Jim Hudson
Union County
iMaryland
Asheville A Weedless Town Proposes Hay Fever Cure
Asheville health officials and the city board promote a weed ordinance banning any weed over four inches in the city limits to curb hay fever. A weed exhibit educates citizens on offending plants while Dr. W Schoppegrell of New Orleans aids the effort. The slogan No weeds No hay fever caps the campaign.
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Asheville
Board of Commissioners
W. Schoppegrell
New Orleans
State Board of Health
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National Bank
First National Bank
R. A. Morrow
J. E. Ashcraft
D. A. Houston
Suimer
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K. W. Lammond
W.C. Stuck
3. A. Warlick
Tom Dillon
I. A. Morrow
Perrenger
Mousers
Lemmond Stack
R. F. Beasley
Ile
Nice Farm
Cleveland
M. ©. Wood
Cleveland, N.C
Killough, Matthews
Whitakers
Morehead City
Charles Hotel
Nancy Hall
C. C. Tayor
Maiden
Express
Blackburn
Newton
N.C. R
Norton Yam
Orden
JW. Rallings
Indian Trail
Pullman Car Service
Charlotte
Rutherfordton
VIA
Seaboard Air Line By. Co
Teave Raretan
Sanford
Wallesbors
Rutherfordton E
Wadesboro
Ralelgh
Eh Ant Rutherforndten
Chimney Rocky
John. T. West
Raleigh
Jas
AL Charlotte
We Helms
Lucla
Panizetth
Plano
Lick
Litia Blakeney
Labitzky
Mayne
Faye Helms
Tate
Mayne Helms
Weddington
Wolfe
A. J. Price
Charles DeLaney
University
John M. Hemby
Lester Morris
Union
Martha DeLaney
J. 8. DeLaney
O. L. Hem
Austin & Clontz
Rex Theatre
Onror
Wayland Comedy Company
Wayland and Lee
Dixie
Buster Wayland
Charlie Chaplin
William Russed
Helen Rosson
Nashville
Hamilton-Liles Company
Chance
Porto Rico
Springdale Farm
Garrison Medlin
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J.C. Smith CO
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