Ehringhaus Named North Carolina Governor From Albemarle
The new North Carolina governor John Christoph Blucher Ehringhaus, called Blucher by friends, hails from Elizabeth City and the Albemarle region. A 23 year old legislator, he later practiced law and served as a district solicitor before entering the governor’s race. He and his family are Episcopalian and active in banking. he is married to Matilda Houshton.
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Taxes and a Possum in a North Carolina Dialect
Emma Moretz Coffey of Rufus North Carolina quotes a proverb about taxes and a stubborn possum. The item notes that seventeen flocks numbering over 2 000 birds underwent bacillary white diarrhea blood tests in Caldwell County during the past week.
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Career of Calvin Coolidge Traced in Brief Biography
A concise portrait traces Calvin Coolidge from Vermont farm boy to Northampton lawyer and Amherst graduate. It notes his rise to vice president and president, his quiet, practical leadership, and key policy acts from naval arms talks to farm relief battles, tax cuts, and peace efforts, ending with his retirement and later life.
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Shaping Beauty From Bone Through Diet and Flour
A health note emphasizes bone and teeth rely on calcium and phosphorus sourced from diet. It highlights prenatal needs and proposes self rising flour enriched with monocalcium phosphate as a substantial provider of both minerals, suggesting daily servings aid both mothers and families.
Coolidge Resting in Vermont Hills Funeral Attended in Northampton
A Northampton church service paid final respects to former President Calvin Coolidge as his widow Grace Soolidge and family attended. The service featured Dvorak and hymns, with Vice-President Curtis and Chief Justice Hughes among mourners, before the funeral procession to Plymouth and departure of the Hoover party.
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Deaths in Coolidge Family Mark Two Bereavements
A brief illness in summer 1924 began the first of two losses in President Coolidge’s family during his White House years. Early 1926 saw his father die at the Vermont home as his son hurried from Washington to his bedside.
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