Veterans of Gettysburg Remembrance Fortified by Shared Memory
Ninety year old veterans and their peers revisit Gettysburg with nerves and pride. The piece recalls Civil War memories, later battles, and Lincoln’s vision of union. It reflects gratitude for preserved memory and the enduring bonds between former foes.
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Gettysburg
Cemetery Ridge
Manila
Santiago
San Juan Hill
U Wood
Verdun
Abraham Lincoln
Attysburg
Precautions For Dog Days Of Summer
Dog days lasting four to six weeks between July and September bring risks from rabies in dogs, insect bites, and cattle ticks. Pasteur vaccines dogs for a season, ticks can cause spotted fever, and Dr. C C Hudson recommends iodine with toothpicks to disinfect bites. An ounce of prevention is urged to avoid panic.
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Pasteur
C. C. Hudson
Greensboro
Program for the Blind Display At Guilford Ty
The exhibit of work by blind residents of Guilford County is on view at the building corner East and North Main today and tomorrow. Sponsored by the High Point club and Guilford County Association for the Blind with the North Carolina Commission for the Blind, the display aims to encourage blind people to pursue self reliance.
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Guilfordty
Eastton
North Main 3
High Point Club
Guilford County Association
R the Blind
North Carolina Commission For the Blind
White Cane Sale Boosts Blind Citizens Program
The article commends the blind citizens program and notes that a White Cane sale will be held tomorrow to support work among the blind. It urges High Point residents to give the initiative broad public backing and sympathy.
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High Point
Wilmington Awakens To Regional Cooperation
Editorial urges Wilmington to ally with New Bern Edenton Washington and Manteo to pool historic assets and preserve capital. It says Winston-Salem Durham Greensboro and High Point could be valued allies and calls for a concrete plan with clear objectives to share civic burdens and advance regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wilmington Star
Wilmington
New Bern
Edenton
Washington
Manteo
Winston-Salem
Durham
Greensboro
High Point
South
Carolina
Start-up capital can fuel achievement and advertising
Early investment boosts both product reach and credibility. Even modest funds enable testing markets, building brand awareness, and attracting partners or talent to accelerate growth. Smaller firms gain leverage through targeted campaigns and efficient use of resources.
Arch of Peace: Barnard Finishes Monument After Vandal Damage
George Grey Barnard, self made sculptor, built the Arch of Peace in New York in a power house turned studio. He poured 300000 and mortgaged his home to complete the 110 foot monument after vandals damaged it. He completed it at 75 before passing away.
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216Th Street
Upper Tenth Avenue
New York
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Pf Panok
George Grey
Pennsylvania
State Capitol
Metropolitan Museum of New York
McNaught, Inc
Who is They in The Enterprise Letter Controversy
A reader questions the identity of "they" cited by L A Dickens engineer and lawyer in The Enterprise. The letter criticizes open discussion on spending and indebtedness placed on homes and asks if the Board of Commissioners is meant. The note also inquires whether L A Dickens refers to the petition signer for Archdale Trinity Sanitary.
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the Enterprise
L. A. Dickens
Board of Commissioners
Mr. Dickens
Archdale-Trinity Sanitary
Woman hooks legendary Kentucky carp after seasons of effort
A fisherwoman finally hooks a famed Kentucky carp by feigning disinterest. A separate note tells of a bottle thrown from an Atlantic voyage reaching Europe, with bottles depicted as careless about safety.
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Kentucky
Atlantic
Europe
Walter Winchell on Broadway whispers and rumors mix
A montage of Broadway gossip cites Max Schmeling messages Howard Hughes tools with secret gear aboard his plane and Tom Thurlow as navigator. It notes Schmeling spine X rays, Duke of Windsor funding Ringling Bros, and Barbara Hutton facing money issues. Also a park crash, and a boxing bout between Nancy Randolph and Jimmy Powers.
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Max Schmeling
Howard Hughes
U. S
Tom Thurlow
U. S. Army
Schmeling
Duke of Windsor
Ringling Bros. Circus
Charles Bedaux
Saratoga Rye
Alf Rbilt
Sands Point Schwartz
Westbrook Peglers
Swedish Gov't
Jenny Lind
Barbara Hutton
Manhattan Vignette and Nightlife Glimpses at 50th Street Scene
A collage of city life pieces unfolds from 50th and Madison to Times Square. portraits of beggars and chorus girls mix with a famed singer’s holiday retreat and theatre acts. A Wall Street scare ends with a grim punchline as a club dinner reveals a corpse.
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50Th
Madison
Grantral Station
Times Square
6Th Avenue
Marion Cooley
Doris Donaldson
Lady In the Chorus
Shannon Dean
The
Paradise Ohmyg Sses
Ginger Rogers
Sun Valley
Idaho
Manhattan
Wall
The Fabulous Tvalid and Other Theatrical Notes
A collage of media and political snippets notes Sylvia Sidney in a splashy faux disguise, a new Kaufman Hart play The Fabulous Tvalid about David Belasco, and a first ever film style release in New York and Chicago. Also mentions labor strife, Japan’s credit shift, and slated Time scoop.
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Bigtown Smalltalk
Sylvia Sidney
Kaufman-Hart
Tvalid
The
Empire
David Belasco
New York
Chicago
Japan
U. S
Park Avenue
American Labor Party
F.D.R
J. J. O'Connor
Dewey
42Nd St
Clem McCarthy
Thomas Jackson Gold Jr to study in Paris on travel scholarship
Local news notes Thomas Jackson Gold Jr will sail in mid July to study a year at the University of Paris following a 1000 dollar travel scholarship awarded by the Institute of International Education. The Wesley Memorial Bible school closes tonight with a pageant at the auditorium. Central Friends plans a recreation tournament at Archdale playground Wednesday afternoon.
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Thomas Jackson Gold, Jr
University of Paris
The
Institute of International Education
Wesley Memorial Bible School
Central Friends
Archdale Playground
Notable visitors and political notes from Sedgefield Inn to Rotary meeting
Mrs C Prince and her son Cecil Jr visit Sedgefield Inn for days. Miss Lillie Hepler and Miss Ruby Hepler travel to Washington and New York to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Capus Waynick return from Minneapolis where he attended a Rotary International meeting. Al Smith discusses campaign plans with Democratic leaders as the treasury starts the new fiscal year with a surplus near 400 million dollars.
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Mrs. C. Prince
Cecil, Jr
Sedgefield Inn
Lillie
Ruby Hepler
Washington
New York
Capus Waynick
Minneapolis
Minn
Waynick
Rotary International
al Smith
Treasury
Local News Brief on Arthur Kirkman Jr Joining Enterprise Staff
Arthur Kirkman Jr of High Point has joined The Enterprise reportorial staff for general work and street duty. A High Point High School graduate plans to study law in Cuba next fall. Six youths were seriously endangered when an Overland car overturned two miles below High Point on the Trinity road. Verge Rickert sustained a broken arm and classmates Raymond Hayworth Ross Spencer Earle Johnson Bump Gaddis and Lyle Clodfelter were also involved.
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Arthur Kirkman, Jr
High Point
Enterprise
Local social visits span Greensboro and Winston-Salem
Mr and Mrs T J Gold and Col Wescott Roberson motored to Greensboro Saturday night. Mrs H A Cecil of Thomasville was among High Point visitors yesterday. Arnold B Huff spent Saturday in Winston-Salem. Ed win Brietz was a business visitor to Greensboro Saturday night. Mrs C C Muse and Miss Leona Muse spent Saturday night in Greensboro shopping.
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T. J. Gold
Col
Wescott Roberson
Greensboro
H. A. Cecil
Thomasville
High Point
Arnold B. Huff
Winston - Salem
Edwin Brietz
Cc. C. Muse
Leona Muse
Russian Fleet Handed to Germany Amid War Briefs
The Bolshevik government ceded the Black Sea fleet to Germany, including one dreadnought and three destroyers. A major battle rages on the western front as fighting continues. President Wilson vetoed a government appropriation bill citing clerks’ hours increasing from seven to eight.
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Germany
Black Sea
Brewnie
Wilson
Premier Negrin on politics and Schmeling fight return
Premier Juan Negrin comments on politics in the capital while Joe Jacobs notes Schmeling may be cleared to fight in two months. The quote raises doubt about the word again as reported.
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Juan Negrin
Spain
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
New York Day By Day Pieces On Celebrities And Fireworks
Charles B. Driscoll notes Fourth of July proximity and suburban observances. He notes reactions to firework sounds including Captain Kidd and trends in travel. He shares brief sketches of Nancy Hoyt, Elinor Wylie, Morton Hoyt, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Daniel Frohman, George Marcoux and others with anecdotes on careers and quirks.
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New York
Manhattan
Captain Kidd
George Clark
Cleveland Press
W. J. German
Pocahontas
Nancy Hoyt
Algonquin
Elinor Wylie
Nancy
Elinor
Morton Hoyt
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Daniel Frohman
George Marcoux
Cautious Columnist Refuses Cure Offers for Suffering Man
The writer notes many correspondents offer cures for a neighbor with cancer but cannot pass them on due to rules and risks of damage suits. The columnist cites responsibility to newspapers and avoids disseminating medical remedies.
Cafe Chambord Brings Paris Style to Third Avenue
A Parisian style cafe on Third Avenue Manhattan opened by three French waiters Alex Maurice and Roger aims to be high grade. They faced the challenge of marketing the quality to attract customers amid varied Third Avenue eateries and aging buildings.
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Cafe
Chambord Style Dining Noted In San Francisco Eating Scene
The article describes a Parisian mood with neat champagne displays and old wines, an open kitchen exhibition, and polite staff. It highlights the Chambord restaurant in San Francisco with a similar atmosphere, mentioning frequent diners Helen Hayes and Joan Crawford when in town.
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San Francisco
Helen Hayes
Chambord
Joan Crawford
Summer Heat and Cooling Trend in New York
The narrator notes New York's heat and humidity but highlights relief in inland cities like Minneapolis. He mentions sidewalk egg frying as a Wichita stereotype and claims many Manhattan spots avoid the worst heat through air conditioning, signaling a growing cooling trend.
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New York
Minneapolis
Wichita
Manhattan
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New York City
Mark
Dale Carnegie
Walter Winchell
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Jerry Wald
Atlantic Ocean
Sadium
Nancy Randolph
Jimmy Powers
New Yorkids
He Busse
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E. DeLange
Connie
Reader's Digest
Com. Moss
Charles B. Driscoll
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