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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
2
North line building activity in November reached $234,919 more than October with total building contracts at $915,764 and $680,845 in October. Projects included a $500,000 Greens post office and about $110,000 drainage work at Fort Bragg, with most funds in buildings and paving and other work.
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AP staff writer W Wadsley Anderson surveys the early colonial church scene in South Carolina noting scarce ministers and disorganized denominations as Christians gathered to worship with limited religious friction.
Bertrand Russell, in San Francisco to debate monogamy with Rabbi Jacob J. Weinstein, predicts a future world order where China dominates, America is hypocritical, and global governance is centralized. He imagines a single world state controlled by government power.
The text outlines colonial church roots in North Carolina, noting Anglican establishment, post independence struggles, and early splits. It covers the Church of England’s status, the 1783 Maryland Episcopal formation’s impact, failed 1790 North Carolina association, eastern Presbyterian presence, northern Baptists, western dominance of Methodists, and the 1788 Carolinas synod formation. It also mentions Methodist and Episcopal divisions and early ministerial enthusiasm amid slow church growth.
Ed Proctor of 402 Ward Street brought a large sunflower into the Enterprise showing an unusual off season growth. The fully developed bloom appeared out of its regular June July season and is now on display in the newspaper’s front window.
Fragmented notice offers emergency help line 2897 and asks if work is needed. Mentions locating cooks cleaners grounds repair workers and staying in office to cooperate. Provides unclear phrases about Escotentaie and ceotpelds pen.
Blackheads are a common skin problem caused by oily pores and dirty powder puffs. The article advises steam, a sterilized needle for clearance, thorough cleansing twice daily, and diet changes to reduce oil production. It promotes avoiding soiled applicators and using astringents and cleansing fluids.
Nationally proved products seek a part time representative to develop a substantial self owned business. Targeted man is likely employed owns a car thrifty industrious and of good standing. No obligation to investigate. Confidential inquiries. Send details and references with first letter.
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