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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1930

Page

3

Bailey sees undivided nation beyond regional lines

Senator elect Josiah W. Bailey told the Southern Society of New York that America is becoming one vast community with no serious sectional cleavage. He said the fight ahead centers on equality and liberty, not geography, as political parties seek national unity. Dr. Francis Gaines echoed that the old South’s splendor is gone but still leaves a radiance.

New York Josiah W. Bailey U. S North Carolina Bailey Francis P. Gaines Washington and Lee University Southern Society of New York George Gordon Battle America Old South

North Carolina warns on holly supply decline

The North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development warns holly used for Christmas trees and decorations is declining. It urges wise gathering for personal use and sale and notes the industry can be maintained with proper conservation, as yields shrink and past shipping markets diminish.

Raleigh North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development

North Carolina urged to curb Christmas tree waste

Officials warn against stripping more than 25 percent of a Christmas tree s leaf surface when cut. Thinnings are encouraged to help remaining trees develop, as a shortage in several states prompts tighter regulations to protect forest crops and ensure future supply.

North Carolina

Konjola Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism Neuritis

Mrs Charles A Weigel of Knoxville Tennessee praises Konijola a 32 ingredient medicine saying it relieved years of rheumatism neuritis stomach and kidney trouble after thirteen bottles she can do housework and will keep Konijola at home The ad notes sales at Main No 1 Drug Store 105 South Main Street High Point N C and by other druggists in the region.

Charles A. Weigel Knoxville Tennessee High Point N. C South Main Street

Flashes Of Life and society satire at New York supper

Miss Elsa Maxwell hosts a costume ball where guests impersonate opposites with the hostess as President Hoover. Elsewhere Lindbergh clears land in Princeton for a landing field. The World bets on a cathedral episode conviction. A Graf Zeppelin stowaway report ends with pest findings in airship plants.

New York Elsa Maxwell President Hoover Iaa Claire Bishop Manning Princeton N. J Lindbergh Washington Quarantine Bureau

Coast Guard Rescues Nine From Burning Rum Ship

Off the San Francisco coast the cutter Montgomery saved nine men from a burning liquor vessel. After rescuing them the crew searched for another rum craft and directed the men to a dory with the order Go to it. In London the Prince of Wales wins Bath club squash title defeating E A Bennett 9 5 9 6 10 0. In New York a diet experiment outlines three meals daily for four adults for a week costing 10.42 dollars. social workers gain weight while one participant remains unchanged.

San Francisco Coast Guard Montgomery London Prince of Wales Bath Club E. A. Bennett New York Family

Fugitive Walter Wiley Nabbed at Policemen’s Ball in Rochester

In Rochester Walter Wiley, a fugitive from Wyoming State Institute, was captured when a policeman recognized him at the door of the policemen’s annual ball. The arrest ends his flight after escape from custody. Meanwhile New York reports unemployed vendors selling tangerines on streets without hawkers licenses. They buy boxes for about $1.85 for 168 and sell at a profit of about $2.35 per box or two for a nickel.

Rochester N. Y Walter Wiley Wyoming State Institute New York

Passenger air Channel crossers in early years noted

Of 229,830 passengers who crossed the English Channel by air in 1919 to 1929, 137,395 fled in British planes, reflecting early wartime and postwar aviation activity and national flight statistics.

English Channel

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Southern Society Conservation Department Alice Kyle Halbertson New York City Yvonne Smith Boston Wellesley College Konjola New York World Lindsey Tot SILK Him Dollar Day Pepperell Chinchilla Everette High Point, N. C
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