UNC Athletes Speak To High School On Come Clean
Poindexter and Underwood of the University of North Carolina spoke to local students this morning promoting the Come Clean movement. Poindexter tied life to football and emphasized preparation time, while Underwood stressed four clean habits and warned against cutting corners in life. Harold Welborn reported on the Older Boys conference, and the pair planned to return to Chapel Hill after observing high school volleyball games.
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Cc. C. Poindexter
Emmett Underwood
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Poindexter
Underwood
Thet Council
Jesus
Himslf
Harold Welborn
High Point
Hill
Andrews Speaker at City College Discusses Teaching Ethics
T Wingate Andrews lectured at the North Carolina College for Women in Greensboro on the ethics of the teaching profession. He cited the ethics code drafted by a NC Teachers Association committee and stressed service as a teacher’s greatest duty and the link between teacher, pupil, administration, and profession.
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T. Wingate Andrews
North Carolina College For Women
Greensoro
Education Department
Cllege
State Department
Andrews
North Carolina Teacher's Association
John W. Moore
Mildred Cunningham
Florence Gray
J. T. Jeronie
Theode
Realtors of City Hold Monthly Meeting
The High Point Real Estate board conducted its monthly gathering yesterday afternoon. Several new members joined the board and discussion covered an upcoming legislative bill aimed at elevating the real estate business. TL will gain backing from local Realtors to push passage in the legislature.
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High Point Real Estate Board
Samuel Strickland Takes Post With Hardaway Construction
Samuel Strickland of this city resigns from the state highway commission after two years directing bridge work on Yadkin river at Salisbury and Pee Dee. He joins Hardaway Construction as engineer for a $1,000,000 Durham dam project amid broader postwar political and disarmament tensions in Europe.
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Samuel Strickland
State Highway Commission
Hardaway Construction Company
Mr. Strickland
Yadkin River
Salibury
Pee .Dee
Hardaway
Durham
Cause Of Concern Paris Dec 12 The Germany Situation
Paris reports that the situation in Germany is again causing concern among observers. Diplomatic exchanges and military mobilization rumors fuel unease as nations monitor developments. No decisive action announced, but anxiety grows over potential escalation and regional stability.
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Paris
Germany
Wright
Arcadian Liner Refloated After Shoreing Near Needles
The British liner Arcadian, grounded in dense fog near the Needles, ashore yesterday, docked in Southampton at 5:30 this morning after being refloated at high tide last night.
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Southampton
Eng
Arcadian
Needles
Through Woman's Eyes by Jean Newton
A short feature by Jean Newton explores perspectives on women’s experiences and social roles. The piece reflects on daily life, identity, and cultural expectations presented with a concise, period-tinged voice.
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Jean Newton
The Harm of Women Who Talk Too Much
A 1924 reflection on how idle talk harms reputations and friendships. The piece warns that women who gossip about husbands, neighbors, hosts, friends, and children reveal flaws in themselves, damage others, and destroy social bonds. It argues quiet restraint would preserve dignity and trust.
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Légion
Rell. Syndicate
Collins Will Keep His Place on Team
Chicago White Sox named Collins as playing manager and second baseman stating he will retain his job until a challenger beats him. He vows his playing days are not over and promises to fight to make a winner of the club despite the tough assignment.
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Collins
Philadelphia
Eddie Collins
Chicago American League Baseball Club
White Sox
Evers Named Chicago Club Manager At Age 37
The report states Frank Chance’s illness led to Evers taking over last season as Chicago manager. Evers, 37, began with the Athletics in 1906 as Red Sullivan and has starred in six World Series. He was purchased by Chicago from Philadelphia for about 50 000 and is expected to receive top managerial pay.
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York Giants
Dolan
Evers
Chicago
Frank Chance
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sullivan
Athletics
Philadelphia
Chief Loses Tire and Cover Near Steele Street to School
Chief L. W. Blackweld of the local police seeks the return of a missing tire and cover from his Ford coupe. The tire disappeared while he was driving from his Steele street home to the South Main Street school, and he asks the finder to hand it in at the police station.
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L. W. Blackweldr
Enterprise
Steele Street
South Main Street
Appeal Made For Clothing Welfare Workers Urge Quilts
Welfare workers issued another appeal this afternoon for quilts blankets and baby clothes stating the need continues with winter looming and families relying on charity.
Appeal Seeks Clothing Aid for Needy Children
Welfare workers report several needy children without adequate clothing and urge High Point residents to contribute. Officials believe local supporters can provide garments to help families in need promptly.
Miss Coldoria Welch To Be Buried Sunday
Funeral services for Miss Coldoria Welch of High Point burial in Springfield Sunday after brief home rites at 1 p.m. Elder Neese-Davis and Rev. Edw Suits to officiate after the body is moved for services at 2 p.m.
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Coldoria i Welch
High Point
Lydia Welch
Springfield
Elder Neese- Davis
Edw. Suits
Expert Testimony Stirring Mount Vernon Trial
Rumors of probable expert testimony on the men condition of Lawrence M. Hight and of another alleged confession surface in Mount Vernon Illinois as the trial continues. The case involves Hight and Mrs Elsie Sweetin charged with poisoning Anna Hight and Wilford Sweetin.
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Mount Vernon, Ills
Lawrence M. Hight
Hight
Elsie Sweetin
Anna Hight
Wilford Sweetin
Birth Rate Dwindles in France in Annual Stats
Paris reports official statistics show France's birth rate keeps shrinking in the first three quarters of the year while marriages remain nearly unchanged, signaling a continued demographic trend.
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Paris
France
Population trends 1923 births and deaths drift
In 1923 births fell from 584 000 to 578 000 while deaths rose from 506 000 to 521 000. As a result the excess of births over deaths declined to 57 000 from the prior year's higher figure.
Lom bardo and Kaplan set for MSG featherweight semifinal
In New York tonight at Madison Square Garden Jose Lom bardo of Panama and Louis Kaplan of Meriden Conn meet in a semifinal of the State Athletic Commission tournament to decide a featherweight challenger. The winner advances to a 15 round title bout with Danny Kramer of Philadelphia in the same ring three weeks later.
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New York
Jose Lombardo
Panama
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Boston University to Confer Degrees and Honor Mrs Coolidge
Boston University will confer honorary degrees and appoint Mrs Lucy Franklin as dean this afternoon. The ceremony will honor Mrs Calvin Coolidge and Dr Marion Talbot dean of women at the University of Chicago. Mrs Coolidge arrived in Boston from Washington last night.
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Boston
Boston University
Lucy Franklin
Calvin Coolidge
Marion Talbot
University of Chicago
Coolidge
Washington
Executions of Rebel Officers Reported in Pueblo City
Three rebel officers including General Adolfo Hernandez a major and two captains under Tiburcio Coello were executed at Pueblo City after a court martial according to special dispatches from Mexico City dated December 12.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Hernandez
Tiburcio Coello
Pueblo City
Dazent Dies Former Herald editor in Los Angeles
Barry Irwin known as Dazent former dramatic editor of the New York Herald dies in Los Angeles. He was a nephew of the late St George Dazent of the London Times and had ties to prominent press circles.
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Dazent
Los Angeles
Barry Irwin
The
New York Herald
St George Dazent
London Times
Classifieds: Home Furnishings and Lighting Inventory
A list of items including telephone, floor lamps, bridge lamps, living room suites, bed room suites, parlor suites, dining room suites, phonographs, davenport tables, console tables, rugs, kitchen cabinets, and odd dressers offered for sale. Various pieces appeal to furnishing needs and décor enhancements.
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Leo Ditrichs
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Edouard Herriot
Grippe
Frankfurt-Main
Christian Guenther von Bernstorff
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Italy
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Coldoria Welch
Coffield
Wrenn Street
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