Morehead City Shipyard Works Day and Night
New Bern reports feverish activity at the Morehead City shipyard where government boats are under construction. 2650 carloads of lumber have been delivered for vessels now nearing completion. The timing of launch is not yet known as work continues at a rapid pace.
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United States
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Ohio Academy of Social Science Opens Annual Meeting
Columbus Ohio March 29 a wide range of social economic and political reforms is set for discussion at the annual meeting of the Ohio Academy of Social Science which opened today at Ohio State University sessions will be concluded tomorrow
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Academy of Social Science
Ohio State University
Ninety-Eight Colored Selectmen Leave Duplin County for Training
Ninety eight colored selectmen entrain in Warsaw for a training camp. They are the first Negroes from the county to depart for military camp and will be welcomed with comfort bags. The Negro Red Cross branch aids in preparations. North and South Open Golf Tourney Opens at Pinehurst
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Negro Red Cross
Pinehurst
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Los Angeles to be Barless
Los Angeles becomes a nearly dry city as midnight marks the end of saloons. The measure permits sale of wine and liquor in original packages up to 14 percent alcohol and allows cafes and restaurants to serve such beverages until 9 p.m.
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California
Seventh Day Adventists Hold World Conference in San Francisco
The general conference of Seventh Day Adventists opens in San Francisco on March 29 for a two week or longer session. The quadrennial meeting will discuss vital church issues and denominational statutes as the world war spurs renewed interest in the church. A historical note remarks on prewar deprivations across centuries to illustrate patience.
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San Francisco
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New York Letter Hails Scott Anderson Broadway Bell Boy
Special Correspondent dispatch notes Scott Anderson as Broadway’s oldest living bell boy. The piece recalls patrons paying high sums for bay colored derby hats and the practice of checking and retrieving them at New York hotels. The anecdote highlights Anderson’s long career amid a much maligned service class.
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Scott Anderson
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Scott
You Cant Rub It Away Rheumatism S S S Ad
Liniments or local applications cannot cure rheumatism. The proper approach is to remove the disease source by cleansing the blood. S S S is promoted as a blood purifier claimed to cleanse the blood of rheumatism and remove disease traces. Free medical advice is offered by the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Portraits of Scott the Ice Water Hustler and Cobb in Monocle Era
The piece profiles Scott, famed for his ice water hustle across luxury hotels from Waldorf to San Antonio, noting his savvy tricks and payoffs amid society's elites. It also recalls Irving S. Cobb and his war journalism, his monocle fashion moment, and the shifting style of hats and accessories as summer arrives.
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