Notable UNC Speakers Set for Lecture Series
The University of North Carolina committee announces two major speakers Dr John L Finley of New York and Professor Shailer Mathews of the Divinity School both to deliver three part series on American Citizenship and Patriotism in coming months. The North Carolina program also notes lectures by Prof E P Venable on gas warfare and public health nurse training plans with a Raleigh spring start. The Tar Heel basketball team opened the season with wins over Emory and Georgia and lists upcoming games through February including matches in Chapel Hill and away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Chapel Hill
N. C
University F North Carolina
John L. Finley
New York State
Tof. Shailer Mathews
Divinity School
University of Age
Finley
Weil
Mathews
Graham
Charlotte
Government
iProf
E. P. Venable
Venable
North Felina Club
H. E. Washburn
S State Health Board
B.mcbrayer
State Board of Health
North Carolina Co-Opera
Mcfayer
Raleigh
North Carolina
Emory and It College
University of Georgia
Chapel Hill E
Mary Bennett Promotes Frugal Breakfast with Fruit and Dairy
Home Economics notes by Mary Clifford Bennett urges a good breakfast of cereal and milk, enhanced with fruit. Suggests fresh or dried fruits like apples apricots and raisins, soaked before cooking, and ripe bananas for easy digestion. Recommends avoiding sugar by adding fruit to cereals.
Spooner Music Company to Open New Piano Quarters
The Spooner Music Company plans to open a new piano quarters with C. L. Spooner and Mr. Bru forming a Baldwin piano agency for Eastern North Dar las. They are veteran piano men with Stieff and Baldwin connections and will operate from their main office in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner'itt
Wr. C. L. Spooner
Stieff Lamo Co
Baldin Piano Co
Beret
Loyalty celebration urged by AFL President Gomphers
Samuel Gomphers, head of the American Federation of Labor, calls for a nation wide Loyalty week starting tomorrow. Central bodies, state groups and local branches organize events to counter enemy and pacifist propaganda, with Lincoln's Birthday marked by about 500 meetings and widespread distribution of literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Samuel Gomphers
American Federation of Labor
Lincoln
Dinners In One Dish Economical Wholesome Advice
The article promotes economical wholesome eating with varied flavorings. It urges trying new dishes, avoiding rigid habits, and notes oats lose food value when boiled. It highlights cereals as nutritious, mild, and affordable components for a varied diet.
Birthday Dinner Honors Eightieth Captain S. A Johnson
In Kenansville on last Wednesday Mr and Mrs L A Beasley hosted a dinner for Captain S A Johnson editor and mayor of Warsaw as he celebrated his eightieth birthday. Attendees included daughters and grandchildren from multiple towns plus Mrs J T Gresham and Miss Martha Gresham and others from Chadbourn Clinton and Goldsboro. The meal was generous and Johnson remained active mentally and physically as friends offered good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenansville
L. A. Beasley
Warsaw
J. T. Land
Chadbourn
Herbert Smith
Herbert Douglas
Clinton
Virginia
Elizabeth
Florence Johnson
Goldsboro
Johnson
Snake Oil Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts a universal oil for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and more with claims of rapid relief. It pledges internal and external use for coughs colds sore throat and diphtheria and asserts deep penetration and instant effect. Bottles priced 25 50 cents and 1.00 with money back at Robert R Bellamy Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Bellamy Drug Co
Adyv
One Dish Dinners for Busy Households and War Time
Centralized meals save work and food with several one dish options. Fish chowder, mutton and barley stew, split peas rice and tomatoes, and dried beans dishes provide hearty, nutritious meals for five. Each uses simple ingredients, minimal dishes, and milk or jam on the side.
War Food Leaflets for Housewives Reach Distribution
United States Food Leaflets prepared by the Department of Agriculture the Food Administration and State representatives are ready for distribution. Seven leaflets are available covering breakfast corn meal meat savings oatmeal and children nutrition among other topics to aid food conservation. They supplement existing departmental publications and will be supplied directly to leaders and active workers in food conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Food Administration
One Dish Fish Stew With Potatoes and Milk
Potatoes are boiled in water until tender then mixed with a milk thickened sauce. Fish pieces are added and cooked about ten minutes until tender. Soak salt fish if used. Serve hot with crackers or corn dodgers and fruit for dessert. A meat price rise encourages making small meals stretch.
Nutritious Cottage Cheese Salad For Home Luncheon
A simple inexpensive cottage cheese salad recipe using one pound of cheese one and a half tablespoons of cream one tablespoonful of chopped parsley and salt. Chill in a rectangular mold line with waxed paper pack parallel strips of pimiento lettuce leaf or chopped nuts then cool invert and slice to serve on lettuce leaves with French dressing and wafters. Minced olives or extra chopped nuts may be added.
Five Ways to Food Variety for Nutritious Meals
The article outlines five food groups to ensure a balanced diet. It stresses choosing items from fruits and vegetables, dairy and animal products, cereals, sweets, and fats to provide growth warmth work energy and good taste. It emphasizes variety for health palatability and efficient body use.
Ten thousand tons nitrate bought at institute in Kenansville
A Duplin County farmers and farm women institute in Kenansville heard from Agricultural Department officials and local leaders. County Farm Demonstrator F. M. McDowell with L. Middleton took orders for 10,000 tons of nitrate of soda while demonstrations covered cooking food substitutes and home conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplin
Kenansville
Agricultural Department
J. W. Farrior Anthony
F. M. McDowell
L. Middleton
Adna Edwards
Lenoir County
Lucy M. Cobb
Take More Room To Stop Your Car
The article advises drivers to leave the clutch in and ease off the accelerator, applying the brake gently from about two car lengths out. Releasing the clutch at five miles per hour or slower stops without stalling the engine, and it says braking with the engine in gear does no harm.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolina
the State University
Home Economics
Mary Clifford Bennett
New’ Music Concern
Labor
Special Information Service
U. S. Department of- Agriculture
Ea EE Millers
PRUGG
Sevans Chemical CG
Cincinnati
American Bank & Trust Co
U. S
Black Vici
ER. J. Fuchs & CO
Front Street
Herald Square Hotel
34Th ST
Broadway
New York
R. R
Bath
J. Fred Seyers
NEW Bingham
Corlith
Frank Kimble
Catia
New
Hon
Anwar Moawntes
Pes Aidata
Coca-Cola
Julio
Red Cross
Tide Water Power Company
Sunset Park and South Wilmington Line
Eeeeeeee
3D & Wright
Carolina Line
Front and Princess
Depot
Front
Princess
Carolina Place
Front and Princes
Sini
Fein
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!