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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1927
Page
14
Photographs illustrate formal day wear formal evening attire semi formal evening and business outfits from oxford cheviot gray flannel tan cashmere and other fabrics. National Style committee authenticates correct apparel with matched colors accessories and hats for each look.
W A Spaudau garage owner used a quick draw to fend off four armed hold up men who followed him home. His gun barked and one bandit died another wounded, all were captured.
Greenville, April 9. Fifty two years ago a storekeeper gave T. J. Burns a 10 cent cigar. Burns kept it until after supper and then...
On his seventy seventh birthday he finally smoked the cigar he had kept moist and wrapped in cotton for decades. The exhausted story notes his long life and careful preservation of a token from the past.
A bill before the house of commons would equip every man woman and child in England with a gas mask. The sponsor says gas bombs will be a main feature of the next war and protection should be provided now.
The article states that Babylonians pioneered the use of the areh in construction. It notes the innovation as an early architectural technique introduced in ancient Mesopotamia and linked to durable building methods.
Fifteen Piedmont counties in North Carolina prepare to gather in Winston-Salem next Wednesday for an important educational conference. State Superintendent A. T. Allen will preside as program includes several addresses and discussions of key subjects.
A contract valued for fifteen million tins of beef was awarded to American packers to supply the British army. The award underscores wartime logistics and procurement efficiency as Allied forces prepare for ongoing operations.
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