Court Opening Postponed In Guilford Superior Court
Guilford Superior Court in Greensboro did not convene yesterday and will not open until next Monday morning. Judge P. A. McElroy ordered postponements due to his ill son, with all non divorce cases continued to the February term while divorce actions proceed first on Monday. The calendar lists 71 cases plus motions. original two week term may conclude by end of next week.
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Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
Othar
D. B. Stafford
P. A. McElroy
Marshall
Prussia to Establish Parental Councils in Schools
Berlin reports plans to form present councils in all Prussian schools by order of Minister Haenisch. Each councilor represents 50 pupils and will advise on management discipline and child development to foster harmony with teachers.
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Berlin
Prussia
Herr Haenisch
Italian cabinet approves plan to build worker housing
The Italian cabinet has approved a plan to appropriate about 8 million two hundred thousand dollars for wage earner housing. Rome will receive the first allotment of 2 million dollars with initial construction to begin there.
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Rome
Thieves in Berlin Embrace Bolshevik Theft Ethic
In Berlin two sisters, servants from a wealthy Hanover family, confessed to stealing 400000 marks worth of valuables, arguing the new order justified taking property from the better off. The city sees many jewelry thefts with servants as common culprits, often amateurs, amid widespread looting.
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Berlin
Hanover
Britain Posts Smallest November Trade Deficit Since Armistice
London reports a November adverse trade balance of 36,200,009 pounds as exports rise about 2,600,000 and imports fall about 10,000,000, aided by US strikes, production cuts, and shipping issues. European exports improve as supply channels in Europe tighten. Vienna meanwhile cites medical statistics showing one in three recent deaths due to tuberculosis.
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London
Great Britain
Vienna
Annual stockholders meeting of High Point Morris Plan
The annual meeting of the stock holders will be held in the directors room of the Bank of Commerce building on January 15 1926 at 10 o clock a m for elections of the board of directors and to transact any other business. W R Morrow Secretary Treasurer.
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High Point Morris Plan Company
Company Bank of Commerce
High Point
N. C
Free Hair Growth Recipe From New York Man
A New York businessman who was nearly bald claims a hair growth breakthrough and offers a genuine free sample by mail. Readers may request the preparation with a simple recipe, sending 10 cents, stamps, or silver to John H. Britta at BT 401 Station V, New York, NY.
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New York
John H. Britta
Station v
HN. Y
First School Attendance Case Heard In High Point
The inaugural case of its kind in High Point opened in municipal court as Mr and Mrs A Ingram faced Judge O A Kirkman on charges of failing to send their three children to school. They were ordered to pay costs and post a 58 dollar bond for future compliance. The action followed investigation by Mrs Blanche Carr Guilford county superintendent of public welfare and chief attendance officer who vows vigorous enforcement of the new state act.
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High Point
A. Ingram
O. A. Kirkman
Welborn Buys 200 Acre Timbered Farm Near Asheboro
John W. Welborn, High Pointer, announces the purchase of a 200 acre farm from Mrs. Ellen F. Welborn of Greensboro. The property lies near Farmer in Randolph County, 15 miles west of Asheboro, close to the Davidson county line. The deal value was not disclosed. Welborn has extensive timber interests in North Carolina. The tract is described as well timbered and considered a key factor in the purchase.
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John W. Welborn
High Pointer
Ellen F. Welborn
Greensboro
Farmer
Randolph County
Asheboro
Davidson County
Welborn
North Carolina
Oxygen injections may aid aviators in high altitude
Dr Bayeux a French physician reports on oxygen injections under the skin tested after eleven days on Mont Blanc. He found no adverse effects and suggests a method to guard against illnesses that strike high altitude aviators.
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Paris
Bayeux
Academy
Mont Blanc
Blood medicine Number 49 praised by 40-year veteran druggist
A Texas druggist J. C. Mendenhall touts Number 49 as a remarkable blood remedy claimed to treat blood poisoning sores eczema rheumatism and digestive issues. A testimonial from Evansville Indiana cites relief after using Number 40 with improved sleep appetite weight gain and reduced pain. Sold by all druggists.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Houston
Texas
C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
San Antonio Express
A. M. Fisher
J. L. Dupree
Inside cleaning with hot water and limestone phosphate
A physician endorsed routine advises drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. The practice aims to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels to improve general health and energy.
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