Honor Roll of the Graded School for May 5th week end
The weekly honor roll lists students from First through Seventh Grade based on attendance and average grades. Superintendent Mangum signs off, with additional notes on Memorial Day sentiments and University Summer School appointment. Mentions Hall's Hair Renewer as a cited product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargetson
Wuindt
Gic- Keel
Norwood Nunn
Daphne May Humphrey
Minnie Garris
Addie Young
Roger Smith
Ernest Dunn
Joe Batts
Minnie Mayo
Mary Venable
Lizzie Winstead
Ida Ellis
Bessie Eagerton
Ella Wells
Lucy Clark
Julia Farmer
Charlie Gay
Mary Farmer
Elanor Ruth Farmer
Nannie Darden
Maud Hurley
Sue Corbett
Etta Paschall
Bertha Riley
Henry Jackson
Jas. Hackney
Jas
Kinsey Howard Mayo
Trip
Doane Morris
Fred Connor
Fletcher Overman
Mary Quarles
Evelyn Paschall
Annie Whitley
Courtney Nunn
Jean Venable
Georgia Hales
James Bynum
Tom Uzzell
Hannah Price
Elmer Oecettinger
Cecil Hales
Frank Nunn
Sid Clark
Edwin Deans
Allen Gray Tomlinson
Pattie Clark
Gladys Wells
Selen Barres
Pearl Hawkins
Clara Daniel
Clyde Farmer
Hattie Privett
Pattie Watson
Caroline Pasteur
Ella McCraw
Mattie Culpepper
Olga Britton
Marthe Hackney
Jennie Boykin Firth
Ella Clark
Lizzie Farmer
Lena Farmer
Pattie Fuleham
Karry Starr
Mabel Ellis
Eunice Farmer
Rosa Forbes
Lillian Hagan
Lillian Keel
Bernice Manning
Ella Stevens
Grace Williams
Eliutn Grape
Clyde Alley
Effie Farmer
Mattie Paris
May Pearce
Mary Stallings
Rosa Wells
E. P. Mangum
Pastor to attend Southern Baptist Convention in Louisville
Rev. W. H. Reddish of the Baptist church leaves Monday for Louisville Ky to attend the great Southern Baptist Convention. He will stop in Richmond on the way to Washington for the Peace Jubilee and will return to Witcon by month’s end. The church honors his work with this trip. An Advertising Don’t. Old ties do not equal a railroad.
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W. H. Reddish
The
Baptist Church
Louisville
Richmond
Washington
Witcon
Hart's Emulsion of Cop Liver Oil with Creosore and Hypophosphites
Hart's Emulsion of cop liver oil with creosore and the hypophosphites is promoted as a remedy for weak lungs consumption bronchitis and related conditions. Leading physicians recommend it and it is sold by B. W. Hargrave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
B. W. Hargrave
Wilmington baby show and regional updates from North Carolina
The Wilmington Messenger reports a local baby show in Wilmington yesterday and notes the likely erection of a fertilizer factory at Greenville. It mentions hail six inches deep near Holly Springs and that Confederate Veteran's Reunion will see strong Durham Raleigh and others present in Charleston on the 16th. A Edenton bound steamer carrying 200 passengers sank in the Chowan River with no loss of life and cargo saved. Colonel Alfred M. Waddell mayor of Wilmington will give the literary address at Greensboro graded schools commencement on May 22. Wrightsville Beach sees renewed activity with cottages being repaired and 100 carpenters traveling there for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenton
Franklin, Va
Chowan River
Alfred M. Waddell
Wilmington
Greensboro Graded Schools
Thece
Wrightsville Beach
Wilmington Messenger
They All Sing to Baby lullaby poem fragment
A fragmentary verse describes lullaby motifs from a mother to wind rain and sea. The piece portrays familiar sounds soothing a crying infant and ends with wind rain and waves joining in the lullaby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
How to Make and Throw a Boomerang
The article explains the boomerang origin in Australia and describes making one from a bent wooden piece with one side rounded and the other flat. It details wood selection, dimensions, curvature, and the throwing technique for a returning throw that travels in an ellipse back toward the thrower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Passing a Coin Through a Paper Hole Trick
A child is given a sheet with a penny sized hole and a half dollar. By folding and creasing, the hole becomes a long slot and the coin is pushed through. The article then shifts to M Ferdinand Blumenthal describing a method to derive sugar from albumen, suggesting a link to diabetes research.
Supreme Court hands key political cases in Raleigh
Major rulings affirm legislature power to elect trustees of state institutions and set a June 1 enforcement for Jim Crow car law on principal railroads. Other decisions favor Democratic boards in several cases and a Buncombe clerkship result, with rail service changes and train safety notes noted. Two workers injured in a New Jersey steel mill explosion. two may die. Tombs release for a man in a murder case is reported. Merger and absorption rumors denied. Loyal schooner lost with eleven aboard. Raleigh grounding no damage confirmed.
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Raleigh
Supreme Court
Agrculturabo
New Democrate Board
Keeper of the Capitol
Cherry
Democrat
Democratic Public
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
Patrick
Rey
Old Board
Buncombe County Criminal Court
Wilson
Decison
Agricultural Board
Corporation Commission
Trustworthy persons wanted for home office work
Position offers a straight salary of 900 dollars per year plus expenses with monthly 75 dollars. No more or less salary. Bonafide opportunity in own and nearby counties. References required. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Herbert E. Hess, President, Dept. M., Chicago.
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Herbert E. Hess
Prest
Dept. M
Chicago
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Prof. Mangum
Chapel Hill
Jurzo
Hall
Honor Roeliat Grouded Schowi
Greenville
Holly Springs
N.C
Durham
Charleston
Milaby
Goome
Linean
M. Ferdinand Blumenthal
Academie Des Sciences of
Paris
Trenton
N. J
Merchant Iron
New Jersey Steel and Iron Works
Syajaria
Cas
Owen
Notineux
Bali
New York
Niu
District Mey
Molineux
Barn
London
Glispow
Wales
Seattle
Wash
Schoone Loyal
Kotzebue Sound
Coghlan
Navy Department
N. E. Thompson
Milledgeville
S.S. 8
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Georgia
I. Area
Eayr
Meleia
Cremona
He Hick
Farsa West
National ’ Bank
Corn Exchange Nat. Bank
Cage
Kew
Sears Poebuck & CO. (Inc
Fulton, Desplaines and Werman Sts Geigaco
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