Advertising the Mountains and a Biblical aside
A Caldwell Record column touts North Carolina mountain resorts Blowing Rock Linville Edgemont and Grandfather country as tourism magnets. It argues opening Great Smoky Mountains National Park will boost state economy and real estate values before shifting to a discussion of Daniel Esther and Mordecai as biblical figures. Next Week: A Great Idea Is Born.
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Caldwell Record
Mette Folger Townsend
North Carolina Mountains
New York Times Open Forum
United States
Blue Ridge
Virginia
New York
Rockies
North Carolina
Asheville
Blowing Rock
Linville
Edgemont
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Daniel
Shadrach
Meshach
Abednego
Esther
Mordecai
Naomi
The Family Doctor on Sunshine and Sunlight Therapy
Dr Gaines extols sunshine and infrared and ultraviolet rays as healing therapies with direct light sources, warns about glass blocking violet rays, and urges outdoor sun exposure. A closing note cites a banded woodcock travel from Fairhope, Alabama to Sydney, Nova Scotia.
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Fairhope
Ala
Sydney
Nova Scotia
A Farmer's Troubles and Judge Livestock
The poem recalls Linville Green a farmer who loses rye to Russell Wellborn's sheep on a hillside field, planning corn and future rye with a fence. It ends with a reader from Deep Gap, N C about farm life and a livestock judging trip by Cove Creek High School students to Winston-Salem for sheep and swine judging.
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Linville Green
Russell Wellborn
Linville
Sam F. Horton
The
Cove Creek High School
Robert Lewis
Joe Banner
Russell Oliver
Dottie Glenn
Winston-Salem
Grandson Recalls Civil War Grandfather’s Battle Lore
Poem recounts a grandfather’s Civil War service from Tennessee to Richmond. It weaves battles at Aldie Chancellorsville Malvern Hill and Vicksburg with ghostly memories, flags, trumpets, and the lingering toll of war on a family. A last chorus imagines ghosts retelling the tale.
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Tennessee
Aldie
Baldy
Chancellorsville
Malvern Hill
Vicksburg
Richmond Soldiers Home
Montezuma News Social notes and local updates
Mrs. L. D. Lowe opens her summer tea room. Various residents relay illnesses travels marriages and graduations. Notables include Frances Sudderth recovering from pneumonia, a newborn for Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Franklin, and many returning residents visiting kin in Alpine Canton Morristown and Mond. The Old Richmond High School graduation features as a local event.
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Montezuma News
L. D. Lowe
Ben Kincaid
John Justice
Frances
M.A. Sudderth
Kelsey Franklin
Helen Sudderth
Milligan College
Grant Jones
Canton
N. C
W. K. Harris, Jr
Morristown
Tenn
Jere
Kentucky
Jerome Hollifield
James Conrad
D. W. Haga
Ed Ray
Margaret Evelyn
Old Richmond High School
Forsyth County
Mary Harris Long
Stanley A. Harris
Amantha
Dairy cow feeding during the dry period addressed
During the dry period the cow restores minerals lost in lactation. A good ration is essential and should include minerals made from equal parts of finely ground limestone and steamed bone meal. Two pounds of this mixture should be added per 100 pounds of body weight.
Popular Cotton Plaid Frock Designs 8186 by Dow
VERY LATEST By PATRICIA DOW POPULAR COTTON PLAID Pattern 8186. The popularity of plaids in cotton materials continues unabated. This one piece frock features flaring raglan sleeves with slashed and pleated inserts and inverted pleats on the skirt. The outfit is finished with a large white tie trimmed with braid. Designed in sizes 34 to 44. size 38 requires 4 1/8 yards of 35 inch material with 1/4 yard contrasting.
Poor ration affects calf growth and milk yield
The piece notes that mineral deficient rations reduce calf thrift and milk output in the next lactation. Lucian Crowell of Stanly County reports using an old upright stove from an abandoned school house as a chick brooder, with only five deaths out of 267 chicks in the first four weeks.
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Lucian Crowell
Stanly County
Ten regional farms planned for needy families in NC plan
Washington reports Mrs. Thomas O’Berry proposes ten regional divisions of about 1000 acres each in North Carolina to employ needy families. The plan calls for local committees, federal funding from the FERA, and eventual sale or transfer of land to participating counties and individuals.
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Washington, D. C
North Carolina
Thomas O'Berney
O'Berry
Lawrence Westbrook
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Westbrook
Federal Relief Administration
Social Service
Local Church Services Across Denominations
Local churches announce schedules for ADVENT CHRISTIAN BAPTIST METHODIST LUTHERAN and other missions. Services include Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship 11 a m evening services 8 p m midweek prayers choir practice and special observances across Boone Watauga missions with several congregations listed by name and location.
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Advent Christian
Kenneth Barrs
Baptist
P. A. Hicks
W. D. Farthing
P. U
Brotherhood
J. H. Brendall, Jr
Watauga Methodists and Valley Crucis Services Schedule
Watauga Methodist lists Rev. G C Graham at Henson's Chapel with services on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a m and Sunday School at 845 am led by J B Horton. Valle Crucis holds preaching on the first and third Sundays at 11 am with Sunday School at 10 am led by J M Shull. Epworth Leagues meet midweek. Mabel conducts preaching on the second and fourth Sundays at 3 pm with Sunday School at 10 am under Rober. Salem has preaching on the first Sunday at 3 pm and second Sunday at 3 pm with Castle leading the Sunday School.
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J. A. Yount
Boone- Watauga
St. Marks
Holy Communion
Valle Crucis
Banner Elk
Holy Trinity
Deep Gap
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Zion
Watauga Methodist
G. C. Graham
Henson's Chapel
J. B. Horton
Epworth League
J. M. Shull
Mabel
Rober
Salem
Castle
Supching
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Robert C. Rivers, JR
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John Joseph Gaines
Cricket
Deep Gap, N. C
THY
Billy
Stonewall
Nathan Forrest
Georgia
Sherman
Adirondack Pines
Palmetto
Union
Dixie
Dick Ewell
Meade
Stuart
Beauty
Joe Hooker
A. P. Hill
Reynolds
St. Andrews
Albert T. Reid
Olo
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