High Point Readers Urged to Report Visiting Persons
The social editor of The Enterprise asks residents to call telephone number 12 with any information about people visiting in High Point or High Point residents visiting elsewhere. Cooperation is greatly appreciated.
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High Point
Henry White
Lexington
Civic League
Civic League of Lexington
White
High Point Woman's Club
State Federation
Harry Tally Taken To Washington Hospital For Treatment
Salisbury report states Harry Tally, a Charlotte football player badly injured in the Thanksgiving week accident, was moved to Washington for possible jaw surgery. He traveled in Dr. Jack Applegate’s private car, accompanied by his mother and a nurse, after a mass meeting spurred road and bridge plans between Salisbury, Lexington, and nearby counties.
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Harry Tally
Charlotte
Southern
Washington
Yadkin
Lexington
Rowan and
Davidson
Board of Commissioers
At Home Reception by United Daughters of the Confederacy
The United Daughters of the Confederacy held its most successful reception last evening at the Elks home. Hostesses included Miss Bessie Pitts and Dr Thurman Mann with guests greeted at the door. Confederate flags and ferns adorned the space, with Charles Long and J W Harris presiding as hosts. Fourteen card tables filled the hall and tea and coffee were served in the music room by Mrs T J Gold and others.
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Elks
Bessie Pitts
Thurman Mann
Charles Long
J. W. Harris
U. D.C
T. J. ‘Gold
O. FE. Mendenhall
W. F. Norman
Tiz Foot Comfort Ad Promises Fast Relief
An old advertisement touts Tiz for aching swollen feet with claims of immediate action. It promises relief from corns bunions and raw spots and urges buying a 25 cent box from druggists or stores with a money back guarantee.
Famous Australian Quack Sequah Dies Penniless at 72
Sequah, the renowned itinerant healer known for curing with showmanship and hypnotic appeal, died in Johannesburg at 72 after amassing a fortune reported around 5 million. Born in London, he posed as a red Indian and drew crowds with large halls, brass bands, and dramatic demonstrations. His real name is believed to be Hartley, and his peak came in the early 1890s before widespread denunciations reduced his influence.
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Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Africa
Sequah
London
Hartley
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure and Rewards
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims thirty five years of use and blood based action to heal mucous surfaces and remove toxins. It urges immediate use and promises health improvements with testimonials available. FP J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists 75c.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Butler Says No Further Affidavits Will Be Filed
Former Senator Marion Butler, attorney for Randolph county citizens opposing District Attorney Hammer, releases a letter to Attorney General Gregory stating no additional affidavits will be filed. He notes the department’s finding of no evidence of personal or official misconduct and expresses regret at not being heard during the investigation.
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Marion Butler
Randolph County
W. C. Hammer
Gregory
Butler
Hammer
North Carolina
Publi Press
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False Alarm Fire Near Grimes and Railroad Streets
A false alarm fire was reported last night at about 7 50 from box 32 at the Grimes and Railroad streets corner. Both motor trucks responded to the call.
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Grimes and
Railroad Streets
Treat rheumatism with salts and hydration, says ad
A health ad advises staying off damp ground and keeping feet dry. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week to eliminate uric acid, notes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy, and claims these lithia waters aid kidney function and relieve rheumatism.
Federal league players to be sold at auction
The Federal league winds up its affairs and will auction off players still under league control. Gene Packard, a star left-hander, is expected to attract keen bidding as several teams seek his services.
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Chicago
Federal League
League
Gene Packard
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