Marie Rosanoff to Broadcast Next Sunday
Marie Rosanoff the young cellist will broadcast on the Atwater Kent Hour Sunday September 4 at 9 15 p m Eastern Daylight Time She has studied with Casals in Paris and performed in New York Brussels Liege and Barcelona Her chamber music praised by Auer Zimbalist Heifetz Flesch and Kneisel The program includes Bach Haydn Rimsky Korsakov Gershwin and Schubert pieces
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Marie Rosanoff
Atwater Kent
Alma Gluck
Marie
Institute of Musical Art
New York
Loeb
Pablo Casal
Paris
Brussels
Liege
Barcelona
Aeolian Hall
New York City
Auer
Zimbalist
Heifetz
Flesch
Kneisel
Bach
Haydn
Senaille
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Moment Musicale
Schubert
the Bee
George Gershwin
David Pepper
Rabalm Promises Relief From Varicose Veins
An advertisement touts Rabalm as relief for varicose vein suffering. It urges readers to start the remedy tonight and notes two sizes priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar, with the larger bottle containing three times as much. Numerous testimonials mention Mrs. Glynn and others who have used it.
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B. C
B. C. Remedy Co
Durham
N. C
Henderson Mills Strikers Appeal to Governor McLean
The Henderson mills strikers appealed to Governor McLean on his return, but his office had closed. The committee left names with Secretary Charles England and is told it may be several days before the governor can review the situation. Lieutenant Governor Long is expected to mediate.
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Henderson
McLean
Long
Plans To Retire Greasy Neale From Baseball After Season
Former major leaguer Greasy Neale plans to retire from baseball after this season ending a long career with major league clubs and a coaching stint.
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Greasy Neale
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Deed of Trust Guilford NC
Notice is given that John A. Cutchins and J. Allen Austin as trustees will sell at the Greensboro courthouse at 2:00 PM on September 16, 1927, the High Point property of Herbert H. Jones and Irena K. Jones to satisfy a note secured by a deed of trust recorded in Book 539 Page 555, with a prior deed of trust of $5,000 to Arnold & Company and city street assessments. The parcel is Lot 129 of Roland Park in High Point.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
John A. Cutchins
Richmond
Virginia
J. Allen Austin
High Point
Herbert H. Jones
Irena K. Jones
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
H. D. Cauble
Ella Cauble
Arnold & Company
Register of Deeds
Greensboro
Farris Avenue
Palatka Street
Ingram
Davis
Welch
Peacock
Roland Park
John R. Plummer
W. C. Idol
T. J. Hutchens
N. C
R. C. Crouch
Britt M. Armfield
Greenaboro
Tate Avenue
Price Street
County farmers to import record pure bred cattle
A large shipment of pure bred cattle to Davidson county will include 15 sires and about 15 heifers and cows. The dairy cattle buy, led by County Agent Sheffield and dairy extension specialist A C Kimrey of State College, followed a county wide canvass that spurred farmer interest and backed the effort.
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Davidson County
Sheffield
A. C. Kimrey
State College
The Big Parade to Open at Broadhurst Theatre
The Big Parade directed by King Vidor arrives at the Broadhurst Theatre soon. It follows Jim Apperson, his friends Bull and Slim, and their life in the doughboys billets in France with romance between Jim and Melisande played by Rene Adoree, amid front line battles and postwar reconstruction, supported by star cast including Rene Adoree, Karl Dane, Tom O'Brien, Hobart Bosworth, Claire Adams, Claire MacDowell, Rosita Marstini and Robert Ober.
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King Vidor
Metro-Goldwyn-Stallings
Broadhurst Theatre
Jim Apperson
France
Jim
Bull
Bowery
Slim
Mr. Stallings
Kipling
Melisande
Rene Adoree
John Gilbert
Karl Dane
Tom O’brien
Hobart Bosworth
Claire Adams
Claire MacDowell
Rosita Marstini
Robert Ober
Becoming Known as Dairy Country in Davidson County
Lexington Aug 30 David son county is becoming a dairy county with the addition of pure bred Guernsey cattle. C A Sneffield farm demonstration agent and Prof R H Ruffner head of the animal husbandry department of State college Raleigh with ten leading farmers of Davidson county went to South Carolina last week to purchase about thirty head of Guernsey cattle to be placed.
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Lexington
Davidson County
C. A. Sneffield
R. H. Ruffner
State College
Raleigh
South Carolina
New York Stock Market Opens Higher Led By Industrials
Stock prices rise at the open led by high grade industrials with Chrysler Dupont and National Lead about a point higher. Reynolds Tobacco American Can and Standard Milling hit new highs while Mack Trucks slips. General Motors faced renewed selling pressure but buying support recovered. Foreign exchanges firm with dollar around 4.85 27-32 and French francs near 3.92 cents.
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New York
Chrysler
Dupont
National
Reynolds Tobacco
American Can
Standard Milling
Mack Trucks
General Motors
Webster Dictionary Fueled Fraternity Talk Admired by Judge
A man buys a Webster's Collegiate Dictionary to master fraternity slang as a boastful bid for better speech. The judge comments on his effort as a humorous vanity project.
Lydia Pinkham’s remedy praised by grateful mothers
A nurse reports improved health after taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Hundreds of letters to Pinkham Medicine Co. claim benefits for weakness and vitality from women across the country.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Gertauve L. Stewart
Davis St
Greenfield
Mass
J.A Pretson
Lancaster
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Sparks Circus Plans City Parade In High Point
Sparks Circus announces a street parade through High Point next Saturday afternoon and night. The parade route goes from grounds by the ball park on Washington to Wrenn Green Main Sheridan back to Washington. The circus pledges the most elaborate parade in its history with open dens and wide public access.
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Sparks Circus
High Point
Ball Park
Washington
Wrenn
Green
Main
Sheridan
United States
Canada
Charles Sparks
Sparks
Sweethearts Quarrel Sparks a Black Eye Tale
A humorous exchange from Answers features a man showing a black eye and explaining it came from a sweethearts’ quarrel. The man clarifies it was with his other sweetheart, not his current partner.
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Perkins
Sweetheats’ Quarrel
Problems of West Are Studied by Coolidge Visit
President Coolidge focused on two Western issues in Rapid City South Dakota a major Columbia River basin reclamation plan and a farm condition report from the American Society of Agricultural Engineers Senator Jones of Washington led a Pacific coast delegation seeking Coolidges commitment to study and possibly recommend action on the reclamation proposal O B Zimmerman president of the engineers society presented the farm report urging greater efficiency and vigilance among farmers.
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Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
Washington State
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Pacific Coast
Jones
Washington
Columbia River
Coolridge
O. B. Zimmerman
Agriculture Engineers Society
Proud Fathers You Say My Son Is a First Rank Pupil
A professor declares a pupil the first rank he has had in years, prompting a proud father to comment on his son’s achievements and the graduate tone of the exchange. The scene centers on parental pride and academic praise within a classroom conversation.
Must Make It Snappy Publisher Pushes Author
Publisher pressures author to rewrite the novel to boost sales while Boston police refuse to suppress it. Life.
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Atlanta
Randall’s Pharmacy
Goodyear
Hiatt Tire Co
Weet High Street
Phore
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Davidson
Guernsey
Wall Street
Larnin
Stanback
Kentucky
Cardus
Shelbyville
Roberson & Hayworth
Mortgagee
Roberson & Haworth
Attys
Will
Cameron MacRae
Asheville
John Harwood
Bryson City
W. D. Siler
J. Hilary Matthews
Windsor
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