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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1929

Page

8

Crystal's restless dance night hints at secret fears

Crystal, still weak from illness, dances with Tony Blaine at a party hosted by Cherry Jonson. Tony departs abruptly after a kiss, leaving Crystal anxious about Tony's secrecy and her own guarded suspicions. A stray pendant and a line about four Swedish noble families hint at deeper intrigue.

Crystal Harry Blaine Tony Crys Pat Tarver Cherry Cherry Jonson Dick Talbot Rhoda

Dark Future Feared By Youthful Admiral Held Captive

A mysterious figure known as the Black Castle holds a youthful admiral captive. The captive, deemed to have nothing left to lose, faces an uncertain fate as rumors spread of a looming crisis and a potential escape plan.

British Train Speed Faded as American Gains in 1928

London era report quotes Sir Ralph Wedgewood saying British rail service still leads on speed and frequency but faces erosion from rising train weights and World War effects. He notes 1900 American speeds near British levels, with 1928 American trains close to or slightly behind British performance, France and Germany trailing.

London Ralph Wedgewood Ralph United States France Germany London and North Hastern Railway Sir Ralph

Subsurface Temperature Curve With Depth

At 50 to 60 feet underground the temperature stays constant all year and matches the region’s average air temperature. Below this depth the temperature begins to rise with depth as heat from the surface gradually penetrates.

Paving Proposals Sought for High Point Streets

The city of High Point North Carolina invites sealed proposals for paving streets with asphalt or concrete bases and granite or concrete curbs. Bids due by 2 00 P M Thursday April 25 1929. Estimated 50000 square yards. Certified check five percent of bid required.

High Point North Carolina W. A. Davis E. M Knox S. H. Strickland City Hall

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