Clearout Sale on Shoes Cuts Prices Across All Styles
Clearance sale offers deep discounts on oxfords and ladies shoes with hundreds of pairs priced low. Red Cross and E C Scuffer lines featured, with men’s and children's footwear reduced to under ten dollars. Selection limited as sale ends soon.
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Rotary Clubmarking Sixteenth Anniversary with Ladies Night
The Rotary Club of High Point plans a serious yet celebratory gathering at the Commercial club to mark sixteen years of Rotary spirit. Wives and lady friends join the event titled ladies night as Rotarians reveal new facts about Rotary beginnings and recent progress including international adoption of Rotary principles. The program aims to educate both members and the public about Rotary ideals.
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New Style Changes for Chicago Women in 1920s Fashions
Chicago women adopt a new look featuring half hose popularity, bright garters with frills, and short skirts with a back slit measuring five to six inches. The style aims to create a striking, practical silhouette as they walk through city streets.
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Millions in Pelts Offered at International Fur Exchange Sale
Millions of pelts valued at over 15 million dollars go on sale in St. Louis for the International Fur Exchange winter auction, running through March 5. Debtor consignments account for about half, with 500 plus buyers expected from domestic and foreign markets. Notable lots include 2 625 000 moles and 726 000 opossum. top furs include 276 000 ermine and 2 800 sea otter.
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International Fur Exchange
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Albert A. Ahern
Shamokin Aims to Produce Major Leaguers This Spring
Shamokin Pa February 21 town predicts a record turnout of future big leaguers. Alongside star pitcher Stanley Coveleskie nine Shamokin youths will try out in organized baseball this spring.
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Building and loan method seen as housing solution
E L Keesler and W P G Harding told Greenville chamber of commerce that the building and loan associations offer a primary solution to the housing problem, claiming their work ranks second only to propagation of the Christian religion.
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Furman Strong on Diamond in Greenville
Furman University will field a strong baseball team this season aiming to defend the state championship and contend for southern honors. Early practice has begun with new pitching candidates showing promise according to athletic officials and supporters in Greenville.
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Uriman University
Home Folks in Movies to Boost Greenville Ad Effort
Greenville plans a community motion picture featuring local scenes and industry to advertise the city. B H Peace president of the Greenville Booster Bureau says the film will be produced during the upcoming automobile show next month.
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One Man's Food Another's Poison
In Boston three hospitals test protein sensitization to diagnose bronchial asthma hay fever and other ailments. Skin tests use weak sodium hydroxide plus proteins from suspected foods or substances to reveal allergic reactions within about thirty minutes.
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Masterpiece in City Tonight
The Ascension a famed painting by an unknown Italian artist funded by a Washington physician to build an orphan hospital will be shown again in the chamber of commerce from 4 to 10 tonight. Local citizens viewed it last night and another viewing was arranged for those who have not seen it. The painting valued at 50 000 dollars arrived in High Point Monday and is presented here under the auspices of the Woman's Club.
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Intoxicating Music Leads to Alcohol Bust in Atlanta
In Atlanta on February 11 a police officer cited a phonograph playing How Dry I Am as suspicious and uncovered four gallons of liquor hidden under a motor. Nat McWhorter was arrested.
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Nat McWhorter
Women voters club leader on cleanup after men
Aunt Lula Lovejoy head of the First Voters Club says women always had to clean up after men. Seth Tanner remarks on limited discussion of known topics.
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