Highland JYill News Roundup of Local Visits and Illness
Roy Kaneer spent the weekend in Thomasville with friends and relatives. G Wright, brother of Mrs. Ward, recently returned from China, stayed with the Wards last week. The Honeycutt infant died after a short illness Sunday. Spencer Nix of Statesville visited friends here Monday. Riley Russel has improved after a lengthy illness. Edna Holbrook recovered sufficiently to leave home. Viola Kendall is very ill at home. Peter Fields, after a severe cold, has recovered and returned to work. Lumber and brick are being placed for Cloverdale Mills with construction to begin soon.
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J. R. Ward
G. Wright
Airs. Ward
Wright
China
J. Honeycut
Spencer Nix
Statesville
Cloverdale Mills
British Colonel Commits Suicide Over Job Rejections
A letter from Colonel Hugh Richard Westmacott to Bristol coroner expresses despair over repeated employment disappointments. He states he cannot endure further heartbreak as he contemplates the future, and the letter was found with his body after he shot himself through the heart in London on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hugh Richard Westmacott
Bristol
Pepto Mangan Promoted to Prevent Flu and Boost Health
An old public health column emphasizes staying in good physical condition during flu season and recommends Pepto Mangan as a trusted blood builder. It claims the remedy strengthens the blood for twenty five years and notes both liquid and tablet forms with the genuine Gude’s label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude’s
Low-Cut Waists and Rouged Lips Frowned At by Denver Students
Denver students condemn fashionable girl styling at South Denver high school and University of Denver rules. Miss Anne Shuler cites ragged rug near study mirror as reason to ban powder puffs and rouged lips. Boys at South Denver and mothers group warn girls risk social ostracism for dolling up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
South Side High School
Denver Beauty
Anne McKean Shuler
University of Denver
Mother's Congress
Parent-Teachers’ Associa
South Denver High School
Short Bucket in Police Court Today
Carl Massey, a Black man, was found guilty of non support and ordered to pay his wife 35 dollars in cash plus 20 dollars every two weeks for themselves and child. George Hedrick failed to appear and his bond was forfeited. Bob Moore found guilty of driving by a standing street car and costs taxed. Sam Gilmer not guilty on affray. Cyndia Corbett to pay costs. John Kenady found not guilty of assault. T J Gold represented the state in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Massey
J. A. Austin
George Hedrick
Bob’ Moore
Sam Gilmer
Cyndia Corbett
Gilmer
Cyndia
John Kenady
Well Known Railroad Man H. A. Mudge Dead
Denver January 30 H A Mudge former general manager of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad and one of the best railroad men died here today The obituary notes his prominence and ties to major rail lines while a stray line about ancient cities near water appears in the copy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
H. A. Mudge
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Wynn returns from Europe with wife and infant
New York reports that William B. Wynn, formerly a second lieutenant, came back from France as lieutenant colonel in the aviation corps. He brought his wife and a tiny baby with him, and he holds a record for eight continuous hours on the air over the battlefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William B. Wynn
U. 8S
Aviation Corps
France
Wynn
Canned Blueberry Jag Stuns Westfield Police
A drunken man jailed in Westfield Massachusetts claimed he drank nothing but had eaten a can of blueberries. Chief Flouton released him after investigators confirmed the tale. Professor Lewis B Allyn commented that about 9 percent alcohol could arise when blueberries ferment locally.
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Flouton
Lewis B. Allyn
Royal Point Chapter 70 High Point Meets This Evening
Royal Point High Point Chapter No. 70 convenes this evening at 7 30. All members urged to attend. Work in Royal Art Degree performed by D H Hall and W C Burns, secretary.
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High Point Royal Arch
D. H. Hall
H. P. W. C. Burns
Local Fabric Bargains Highlight Blue Serge Deals
One lot blue serge and wool mixed fabrics offered at 6.98 dollars. Another lot of blue serge for sizes 8 to 18 years priced at 8.98 dollars. Anvil and blue buckle band fabrics listed at 1.98 dollars.
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Simor L. Adier
Mimes D. Dono-hue
Thaddeus C. Sweet
Eee
Charles Nawton
Lusk
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Roy Kaneer
Thomasville
Rela
Riley Russel
Edna Holbrook
Viola Kendall
Peter Fields
Job
Sutctdor
Adv
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Paris
Alexandre Millerana
Alsace
Poincare
Girs
Gress
T. J. Gold
C. A. York
Wife
Europe
Bay State
Westfield
Mass
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Efird’s
Monroe
Liberty
Caney Men
Monroe Band
Blue Bell
Silk Sox
Hanes
Wien
Caharts
Cotton Sox
John B. Stetson
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