Priscilla Club Meets Friday Afternoon
The Priscilla club will meet Friday at 3 PM with Mrs I P Ingle at her Parkway home. Several notices follow including births and club meetings with diverse Greensboro area members and venues.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1929
Page
6
The Priscilla club will meet Friday at 3 PM with Mrs I P Ingle at her Parkway home. Several notices follow including births and club meetings with diverse Greensboro area members and venues.
Spencer Wise of Washington D C is spending several days here with friends. Misees Grace Isom and Lillian Smith spent the Easter holidays in Walnut Cove North Carolina.
George H. Sikes died suddenly at his home 1101 Tate street last Friday. Funeral services were conducted at the residence Sunday afternoon by Rev. Tom Alderman and Miss Clara J. Cox. Hymns What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Nearer My God to Thee were sung. Pallbearers were T. L. Parker W. P. Johnson Ed Vincannon Will York D L Atkins and B Sikes. Interment followed at Hopewell cemetery in Randolph county.
The vast area of Alaska is nearly equal to the combined landmass of Texas California Montana Maryland and Delaware, underscoring its enormous geographic scale.
Governor Gardner resumes work after a weekend away as the governor’s suite undergoes a five week remodeling. The crowded office limits private conferences while delegations from the western part of the state press the governor with public matters and concerns.
Miss Hilda Gosney secretary to three pardon commissioners prepares for crowds when a new pardon commissioner takes office. Judge N A Townsend became executive counsel to Governor Gardner Monday. She notes a reception room is needed for crying mothers and babies arriving with recipients at the capitol.
Edmund H. Hansen of Los Angeles unveils an osciographoscope a device to transmit minute heart sounds and blood flow via wire or radio to physicians 1000 miles away or more. Demonstrations show its use by wire and at sea, with potential in emergencies.
A purebred Holstein cow from the Joseph H. Brewer herd in Grand Rapids produced 27, in 365 days earning eight dollars for every one dollar spent on feed. The animal's gross receipts surpassed many entire herds in Michigan and other states.
A New Jersey man reportedly gained 28 pounds in months using McCoy's Tablets. The ad guarantees a 5 pound minimum gain after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, with money-back satisfaction if not achieved. Sold by Mann Drug Co. and McCoy's Laboratories also markets Cod Liver Oil.
The operation produced 707.5 pounds of milk yielding 1 210 pounds of butter sold as certified milk at 75 cents per gallon. Revenue totaled 2 597.58 dollars, with feed costs of 322.58 dollars. The result shows a net gain after expenses.
Santa Rosa Cal juice grape growers anticipate price declines as the industry faces market losses similar to raisin growers. The article notes ongoing difficulties for juice grapes and hints at broader tough conditions for producers in the upcoming season.
Westinghouse research engineer Dr. J. M. Lessells devised a device that bends a steel shaft 20 times per second until it breaks to test welding safety. The machine records the number of shimmies and stops automatically at break, establishing standards for welded steel components.
The text notes a favorable price position for juice grape products compared with other vine types. Acreage has grown steadily while prices decline. Expansion lagged behind other types but has been steady, leading to a larger supply that is not easily absorbed.
The Bachelor's Button is a domesticated flower native to India and was introduced into England as early as 1714.
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