Mrs Dull To Lead Second High Point Cooking School
Mrs S R Dull will return to High Point September 24 to conduct a second cooking school and a four lecture series under The Enterprise. The event, held at the American Theatre from 3 to 5 pm daily and 10 to 12 on Wednesday, draws regional interest and follows last year’s record 2300 registrations despite bad weather from an East Indian storm. Local merchants and national food distributors back the project with The Enterprise.
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S. R. Dull
High Point
Atlanta
Bessie Tift College
American Theatre
Shelton-Amos
Atlanta, Ga
American Theater
High Point Enterprise
Atlanta Cooking School Seeks Record Attendance This Fall
The Atlanta cooking school aims to surpass 4000 attendees this year filling the theatre. Lectures promise prizes from local merchants with a total retail value in the hundreds of dollars. Every attendee may win, continuing last year's prize distribution. In Toledo Oregon a deer hunt ended with two game wardens fining James Cook and Lew Tillock $200 after they shot at night when mistaken for a deer.
War dog Goldberg cries at war songs after Argonne service
Mrs Walter Byrum recalls Goldberg a 13 year old war dog of battery B 122nd artillery who cried when war songs played on the radio and stood at attention for the Star Spangled Banner. He served at St Mihiel and the Argonne was wounded and gassed his buddies dragged him to safety. The government gave him an honorable discharge and he now naps near a stove.
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Chicago
Walter Byrum
Goldberg
Argonne
Battery B
122Nd Artillery
St. Mihiel
Flaming youth cited in Massachusetts auto fatalities
Boston report by George A. Parker shows drivers 30 years old or less account for a disproportionate share of 496 fatal accidents costing 715 lives last year. The finding is publicized by the Massachusetts safety council.
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Boston
George A. Parker
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Parker
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Safety Council
Fatal accident participation rate cited at 5.73 percent
A claim notes that only 2.6 percent of licensed persons participate in fatal accidents, with a stated involvement rate of 5.73 percent. The text provides no broader context or attribution.
Fashion note on bias flounces for autumn dress
A black flat crepe garment for autumn gains a new effect with pink georgette at the neck and cuffs. Bias flounces circle the hips and godets flare below creating a dramatic silhouette.
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Enterprise
Gamewardens
Toledo, Orc
James Cook
Lew Tillock
Dog Trench
City Fuel CO
Chas
F. Blake
Havana
Oc Cigar
Peptona
Lux Soap
Cys
Bayer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Caldwell
Wampole
Thermos
Electrex
Roxbury Fountain
Williams
Coty
Georgia
Jergens
Opeka
Pine Street
N. C
Lee
Dethol
Hart Drug Company
Postoffice