Ninety-Eight Cents for a Man’s Body Quote Sparks Reflections
A fragmented verse notes the human body could be bought for 98 cents and contrasts material cost with the value of art and divine creation. The piece mixes social quips about education, fashion, and wealth, ending with a light humor about a baby born on a plane and other observations.
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City planning urged for High Point to guide future growth
The article argues for immediate city planning and zoning in High Point to shape residential, business, and industrial areas, citing Baltimore and Los Angeles as examples. It warns of unchecked development, endorses public input, and calls for restoring watering troughs for horses and farm animals. It also notes New Yorkers discuss platinum tariffs and local prospects for cotton mills amid a hopeful North Carolina industrial outlook.
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New York City
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Guilford County
Have We Forgotten Them In Spite Of Motor Traffic
In this brief column the author laments horses pushed from streets by cars and buses. The piece argues for remembering the utility and presence of equines in urban life and warns against erasing their place in history.
English nobleman dies in Brooklyn lodging house
Detectives from the Missing Persons bureau believe Edward Euston a night watchman for a steamship company died in a Brooklyn lodging house and was an English nobleman. Photographs show him in court costume and newspaper clippings support the theory.
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Brooklyn
Kiwanis Club Backing New Cotton Mill Bid
Lexington Dispatch notes Shelby business leaders subscribed 300000 of 400000 needed for a new cotton mill in thirty minutes. The push, aided by a leading Shelby cotton mill man, occurred at a Kiwanis club meeting.
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Shelby Business
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Republicans Divided Fight Shapes 1924 Election Outlook
The piece blasts intra party factions with progressive and Old Guard forces clashing over control for 1924. It warns of potential Democratic gains if the Old Guard retains power and notes the brewing battle as the election nears. It also covers a seven week revival in Goldsboro ending with 1000 converts and $4000 raised for W J Ramsay.
Fairview Triumphs in Community Industrial League Misprint
Correction notes the Enterprise misreported a game result between the Reformed church team and Fairview nine. The correct score shows Fairview winning 14 to 2, with Hota Phe leading as top scorer since the league berth changes involving Durham Hosiery mill.
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Fairview
Hota Phe
Sover
Durham Hosiery Mill
Real Thing For Five Years Sufferer Finds Relief
A patient credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing years of stomach troubles and gall stone colic after trying the product on advice. The remedy is described as removing catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract and is offered with a one dose guarantee. Hart Drug Co and Randleman Drug Co advertise in North Carolina.
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Hart Drug Co
Randleman Drug Co
Randleman, N. C
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