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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1929

Page

2

North Carolina road system praised as self supporting

Athens Ga July 16 Charles Ross general counsel of North Carolina highway commission described the state system to the Institute at the University of Georgia. He traced the 1901 start toward a statewide network, the 1921 centralized 10 member commission, the 6 000 miles of roads, $115 million in bonds, and $17 million annual receipts. He argued roads must be funded and centralized to succeed and noted efficiency and safety gains without property tax.

Highway Commission Charles Ross North Carolina Highway Commission Institute of Public Affairs University of Georgia Roegs North Carolina Sid Alexander Charlotte Latte Ross Cameron Morrison

Pekin Merchants Plan Chinese Company for Plant

Pekin businessmen plan to organize a Chinese company to build their own plant due to high electric current charges.

Pekin China

Diet Based Gall Bladder Advice From Older Medical Text

The article notes gall bladder problems rising with age and women as typical patients. It discusses diagnosis challenges, mentions surgical removal for stones, and recommends a gall bladder diet avoiding fats, rich foods, alcohol, and spices to reduce bile thickening.

Social Notes From Washington and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs David H Blair of Washington PD C are spending the week at the Blair home here. Mrs Everette March is visiting Greensboro with Mrs Joseph Morton. Miss Alma Headen Mrs Cecil Marriner and Mrs A B Frantz returned from a week in Montreal. Miss Carrye Braxton and Miss Bet Miller of Kinston visit Miss Louise Salsbury for a week. Mrs J P Lovelace, with her daughter Mrs CC F Tomlinson, returns to Wilton. Miss Julia Marsh leaves for Morehead City to stay a week with Miss Anes Pollock. Friends of Miss Willa Smith regret to learn she is ill.

David H. Blair Washington, PD. C Blair Everette March Greensboro Joseph Morton Alma Headen Cecil Marriner A. B. Frantz Montreal Carrye Braxton Bet Miller Kinston Louise Salsbury J. P. Lovelace CC. F. Tomlinson Wilton

Gallstone Diet Advice for Overweight Patients

The text notes overweight patients must cut starch and sugar and avoid over feeding. It describes them as good eaters who groan at lists of foods to avoid. They may eat lean roast meats, cereals in small amounts, cooked vegetables, fruits, skimmed milk, and water, while avoiding rich desserts. gall bladder removal may still be required in recurrent attacks.

Birth of a son announced for Mr and Mrs Roy Burton

Mr and Mrs Roy Burton announce the birth of a son Joseph Monnell on July 15. The announcement records a family event with names and date.

Roy Burton Joseph Monnell

Local Scene From Greensboro Clinic and Nearby Visits

A major operation occurred at the Clinic hospital in Greensboro with the patient in serious condition though optimistic hope remains for improvement in a few days. Mrs C G Mathis, her children from Elkin, and Miss Lena Austin of Statesville are visiting Mrs Bryce Bennett on Sun Set Drive. Mr and Mrs T O King and children, en route home to Charleston Illinois, departed after visiting Mr and Mrs A Lee Gibson. Mr and Mrs D E Welch of Albany New York stay with Mrs A J Peace during a motor trip to Charlotte. Miss Johnny Muse left for Troy to attend the wedding of Miss Sarah Tomlinson to Dr William Thomas Harris of Mount Gilead on Wednesday night.

Clinic Greensboro C. G. Mathis Elkin Lena Austin Statesville Bryce Bennett Sunset Drive T. O. King A. Lee Gibson Charleston Ill Mrs. King Mrs. Gibson Mrs D. E. Welch Albany, N. Y Mr. Welch A. J. Peace Albany Charlotte Johnny Muse Troy Sarah Tomlinson William Thomas Harris Mount Gilead

Beauty culture as exacting modern profession

The article notes beauty culture as an exacting field for American women who rely on skilled beauty specialists for treatment and guidance. It highlights education on skin texture health cleanliness and beauty and cites Madame Jacobson of London Institut de Beauté Paris and other European experts endorsing twice daily Palmolive Soap cleansing.

Madame Jacobson London Institut de Beauté Paris Berlin Vienna Geneva Europe America Mme. Cavalieri

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