Roggions 6s and Mosco Voss Endorsement Price
A fragment notes a price and product names Roggions 6s and Mosco Voss. The readable text shows a quoted price of 1.95. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1929
Page
6
A fragment notes a price and product names Roggions 6s and Mosco Voss. The readable text shows a quoted price of 1.95. No additional context or dates are provided.
A sale is announced for tomorrow at Pach featuring women's apparel with sizes ranging from 16 to 44. The listing lists a price of 81.00 for the items.
A local retailer showcases new silk kimonas with light and dark color pairings. The line includes a special selection identified by a numeric code 66S 6 5a ee 84.05, highlighting limited availability and fashionable options for buyers.
Reading across the fragmented OCR text shows a small storefront quote about pricing and product lines. The readable figures include 5.95 and references to 205 and Etts. The text lacks clear event, date, or named entities beyond generic price points.
Mr and Mrs C W Cole announce the birth of a daughter Doris Greene on Saturday July 20 at their home 916 Grant street. Other notes include hospital updates on Mrs O W Brewer improving after an operation at High Point hospital and Mrs J J Idol critically ill after a serious operation at the same hospital.
Mrs J Elwood Cox and Miss Effie Cox spend today in Spray. Ben Moore left last evening for a business trip to Atlanta and other Southern cities. Mrs L A Welch hosts Miss Naomi Weavil of Wallburg this week. Mrs J A Best and children of Goldsboro visit Mr and Mrs R B Strickland. Mr and Mrs L C Lomax and daughter Addie, with Mr and Mrs Marvin Shields, return from Newport News and Ocean View Virginia. Miss Olivia Loving spends the week in Salisbury.
Raleigh July 23. Governors directive prompts heads of state institutions to cut about 10 percent of their appropriations to avoid a projected biennial deficit of 2 million dollars. They agree to prune first themselves rather than permit a broad horizontal cut by the budget commission.
A human hair of one inch length weighs 0.00000768 ounces. This tiny measure illustrates how hair fibers carry negligible mass yet are sufficient for scientific demonstrations on mass and density.
Hazel Hale of Wheeler Mill Kentucky has ridden a pony to school every day for four years. She estimates she has traveled about 1900 miles on horseback during that time.
George Bancroft delivers a standout performance as a criminal whose love for a dog leads to betrayal and a fatal death for revenge. The Broadhurst all talking picture showcases penitentiary life with vivid settings, strong supporting roles, romance, and solid acting that elevate Thunderbolt above prior work.
The Shelton Amos players staged Rain at the American Theatre with cuts to soften salacious language. Ruth Amos as Sadie Thompson shows growing command, while Jack Soanes delivers a standout portrayal of the fanatic missionary. Beth Elliott and Tommy Wiggins also garner praise for strong performances. The rain scenery and staging receive credit as the production runs tonight and tomorrow with a Wednesday matinee on request.
In Asheboro on Sunday two colored youths were arrested Ernest Smither and Garfield Everett on charges of drunken resistance and larceny respectively. A third suspect Bob Jarrell is jailed in Randolph for hog theft from Millis Brown. Hearings may be set later today or Tuesday morning.
A party leaving Sunday for Myrtle Beach will occupy a cottage for ten days. The group includes Mrs. James Neely, Mrs. Edwin Morris Jr., and Mrs. Clarence Crawford, all of Asheboro.
Mrs. N. McLaurin Crawford plans a ten day motor trip to Bradford Pennsylvania to visit Misses Minnie and Clara Cetwick. The Cetwicks will accompany her back to Asheboro and have rented an apartment there for the winter.
Among those in Asheboro on civil court business Monday was Dr. Asheworth of Greensboro. Dr. O L Presnell returned Monday from a week’s fishing trip to Myrtle Beach, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell I Bass at their Inlet cottage.
Mrs W Frank Redding Jr returned Saturday from a short visit to relatives in Cheraw South Carolina.
The Aberfoyle Manufacturing company with hosiery yarns moves its warehouse from Mangum avenue to the Carolina bonded warehouse. The home office remains in Philadelphia while the Belmont plant serves as a manufacturing site used by several national manufacturers.
The piece recalls mountain climbers died in a crevasse and hikers perishing in dry desert stretches while seeking pleasure. It notes boats overturning and motors failing as the season brings many fatalities along untrod routes and dark waters.
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