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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
6
Pauline and Dennis wed with trust and hope but Barbara’s secret love erupts as Pauline leaves for a short trip. Dennis admits love for Barbara while Barbara wrestles with guilt, jealousy, and duty, leading to a tense hospital stay and strained bonds.
A terse exchange unfolds between a married couple and Barbara as they discuss love, fidelity, and secrecy in a hospital setting. Dennis proposes dinner with Stor naway but Barbara resists, warning about Pauline's knowledge and stirring tension that hints at a hidden affair. CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Poultry extension specialist C F Parrish urges NC poultrymen to buy chicks only from state supervised hatcheries using blood tested flocks. He cites mortality data showing 6.4 percent for tested eggs versus 36.1 percent for untested sources, emphasizing safer, local procurement.
The United States has about 4,283,753 people who cannot read or write. The figure comes from the final report of the national advisory committee on illiteracy, appointed by President Hoover with Secretary Wilbur as chairman. The crusade continues with 44 state branches aiding the effort.
Raleigh officials presented legislative aims to the General Assembly. County officials seek one cent of the six cent gasoline tax for debt service and oppose diverting highway funds to the general fund. Municipal League favors maintaining state highways within cities or tolls if needed. City bodies want tolls on traffic, exempt municipally owned autos, and water pollution safeguards plus lower telephone surcharges.
An advertisement claims Ray's Rheumatic Liniment quickly relieves rheumatism pain within thirty seconds and even cures severe cases. Sold by mail from The I Medicine Co. in Mountain City Tennessee with a money back guarantee. A single bottle costs one dollar.
Dayton Ohio resident Miss Rea M Haines testifies to losing 35 pounds after using Kruschen Salts since June 1933. Ad claims one half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. a four week bottle costs only a few cents and money back if not convinced.
Schedule effective September 30, 1932 lists Boone to Valle Crucis and many mountain towns with multiple lines to eastern and southern cities. Fares shown from Valle Crucis to various points. lowest fares promised and highways advertised. secret agent for fares and schedules to other points noted.
Expert guidance urges low cost production and minimal cash expenditures to sustain profits in 1933. North Carolina Extension Service recommends year round gardens two cows five to six cows for milk, fifty or more hens, and ample potatoes fruits and other family food. Emphasis is on operating farms with strict economy and plenty of hay corn and pasture for cheap feed.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe daily laxative made from senna and pepsin. It claims benefits for digestion, appetite, and vitality, urging use to prevent bilious headaches and constipation while warning against harsh patent medicines.
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