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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1925

Page

4

Farmers' Yearly Work Results Not Uniform Across District

The fifth federal reserve district report notes overall gains in major crops, but warns of uneven distribution. North Carolina cotton rises, tobacco slips, corn and sweet potatoes hold steady. drought hurts some coastal and Piedmont areas, while hay and pastures recover after late rains.

Raleigh Federal Reserve Fifth District Piedmont South Carolina North Carolina Mountain

Auxiliary shows resourcefulness of women in N C

Fayetteville August report highlights the American Legion Auxiliary as a vital partner to veterans. Mrs. Evelyn M. Nimocks notes its role in care for disabled veterans and needy families, with rapid emergency responses after Coal Glen explosions and the Santa Barbara quake. The 6000 units nationwide could grow to 12000, and posts are urged to maintain strong auxiliaries. The group funds scholarships, provides libraries, crafts for hospitals, and supports poppy production and sales. The auxiliary is described as the right arm of the legion.

Fayetteville American Legion Auxiliary Evelyn M. Nimocks Auxiliary South Carolina Lander Erskine Richmond Amlican Legion Auxiliary

Warmup for Thought: Focus Powers and Absent Mindedness

A 1925 Bell Syndicate piece argues mental work requires warmup and concentration. It cites writers, mathematicians, reporters, and professors, noting absent mindedness as redirected focus from surrounding stimulants to problem solving. Also mentions Ripple and Johnson named as Raleigh coaches. Frank Priszelle’s trial date set for Wednesday in Greenville after a Dr Moseley shooting during delirium tremens.

Greenville N. C Frank Prize Zelle Herbert P. Moseley Farmville Pitt County

Uncommon Sense Warming Up Paragraphs Hint at Newsroom Grind

A veteran newspaper writer laments the toil of drafting up to 50 paragraphs in a day and notes the pay does not seem to reflect the effort. The remark underscores the tough economics and discipline of newsroom work.

Ripple Selected Raleigh Athletic Coach

Ripple, of Lexington and a former State college grid and track star, has been chosen as athletic coach for Raleigh high school. Peele Johnson, a former baseball player, is noted in the same report as part of the athletic staff update.

Raleigh Baseball Club Ripple Johnson Raleigh Joe Ripple Lexington Grid State College Peele Johnson

Pile Sufferers Urged to Try HEMROID Remedy

An advertisement promotes Dr. Leonard's HEMROID claiming fast relief for piles without salves or cutting. It urges readers to ask Randall's Pharmacy or any reputable druggist for the tablet remedy and guarantees satisfaction or money back.

Randall Dr. Leonard

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