Sunshine and smiles as lovers praise a beloved
A sentimental poem contrasts ruinous glory with the warmth of a lover's smile and blue eyes. The piece appears beside social notes from the Charlotte Observer, mentioning local residents and their travel, illness improvement, and house plans. Jessie and Myrtle Trogden go to Greensboro as guests of Mrs. Anthony. Misses Whitfield and Jones also visit Greensboro after seeing Rosa Bryant. Alma Haeden recovers from typhoid fever and her brother Donald walks outside for the first time, delighting friends.
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Hamilton Street
White Oak Street
Jessie
Myrtle Trogden
Greensboro
J. G. Anthony
Pearl Whitfield
Clara Jones
Rosa Bryant
King Street
Alma Haeden
Donald
Miss Eunice Blair Visited High Point After Flood Delay
Relatives feared for Miss Eunice Blair who left Little Rock on the 15th to visit relatives in High Point and Raleigh. She arrived last night and is staying with Mr and Mrs J W Blair at Archdale. A letter from Prof W M Marr notes High Point reps at Columbia summer school and 8090 pupils worldwide.
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Eunice Blair
Prof
I. C. Blair
Little Rock
Ark
High Point
Raleigh
Memphis
Nashville
Asheville
Professor Blair
Miss Blair
J. W. Blair
Archdale
Hizh Point
Alvin Parker
Hamilton Street
Lynchburg
Hot Springs
W. M. Marr
Columbia University
New York
Polly Heitman
Allie Strickland
Edith Gradshaw
Ohio
Massachusetts
California
Hattie Sheets
White Sulphur Springs
Ida Shergo
Goldsboro
Ida Harrris
Marce Goley
Graham
J.H. Adams
English Street
Ida Harris
Rose and
Rena Shapiro
Richmond
Walter L. Watson
Winter Park Church Adopts Resolutions for Rev J A Clarke
Winter Park church in Wilmington adopts unanimous resolutions regretting pastor Reverend James A Clarke and wife leaving to lead First Baptist Church of High Point North Carolina. Clarke begins new pastorate the third Sunday in August after preaching at First Baptist next Sunday. Resolutions praise his seven months of service increasing membership about 40 percent and doubling house contributions respect his resignation and wish blessings, with copies to Clarke Biblical Recorder and local papers.
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Winter Park
Wilmington
James A. Clarke
First Baptist Church
Clarke
First Baptist Church of
High Point
Brother Clarke
Biblical Recorder
Thursday Values in Seasonable Curtain Goods and Hosiery
Thursday offers seasonable merchandise with Voiles Marqui settes in cream white and voile fabrics. New today include white middy blouses and organdy waists. Hosiery in white black and fancy colors complements the lineup for budget conscious shoppers.
Postoffice Inspector Recommends West End Sub-station
Greensboro inspector Hodgin recommends a new sub-station in High Point's third ward to be named West End. Dowdy's store is the likely site as the lowest bidder. This adds to two existing sub stations at Mechanicsville and Silliman's store. Postmaster Farriss seeks a stamp station near Roberson's store.
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Postoffice
Hodgin
Greensboro
West End
Dowdy
High Point
Mechanicsville
Silliman
Farriss
Roberson
Local paper mocks conscientious objectors in July missive
In Liverpool on July 26 a local paper quotes a harsh line describing conscientious objectors as a social anarchist with an abnormal egoism and calf lymph notoriety reaching opprobrious apotheosis, calling it a pharisaical funk.
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Liverpool
Virginia Press Association Meets in Staunton Session
The Virginia Press association met in Staunton on July 25 and opened its annual session led by President R. S. Barrett. Secretary Daniel and John Barrett, director general of the Pan American Union, delivered the address at tonight's session.
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Staunton
Virginia Press Association
R. S. Barrett
Daniel and John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Affray Charge Delayed In Recorder Court
Bob Lineberry and Lee Jackson are out on bond to appear Thursday morning in recorder's court to answer a charge of affray. State witnesses could not be obtained this morning and the case was postponed.
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Bob Lineberry
Lee Jackson
Recorder’s Court
Senate Democrats Advise Quick Passage of Child Labor Bill
In Washington on July 26, Democrats of the Senate urged rapid action to pass the child labor bill at the current session of Congress, responding to an urgent request from the President.
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Washington
Democrats
Senate
Congress
Economy Stove top offer to cut gas bills
To the public readers are urged to save on gas by installing an Economy Stove top paid for by installments from one hundred to five hundred dollars. Message signed A. B. Fergusson of the Colonial, with a phone contact.
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A. B. Fergusson
For Summer Troubles Hay Fever Relief
Hay fever and asthma sufferers endure torture but Foley's Honey Tar provides relief. It allays inflammation clears air passages eases coughing and soothes the throat. A wholesome family remedy sold by Mann Cruz Co.
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Foley
Mann Cruz
Methodist Protestants to Have Big Reunion
Methodist Protestants of High Point Thomasville and nearby communities plan a rally at Pleasant Grove church next Saturday. A picnic dinner will precede a 10 a.m. start and 4 p.m. close with Rev. R. C. Stubbins leading a song service. The program features talks on church growth Sunday school work and youth endeavors with several ministers and lay leaders participating.
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High Point
Thomasville
Pleasant Grove
R. C. Stubbins
J. W. Self
M. P
H. A. Moffitt
Dr . Coe
C. A. Cecil
Juanita Hammer
C. Robbins
E. 0. Pritchett
May clinch Gould control of railroad
New York July 26 Control of the Denver and Rio Grande and outlet lines to the Pacific southwest by the Jay Gould estate may be clinched at a conference in George W Gould's office. The plan would have Goulds surrender Missouri Pacific interests in Texas and Pacific and International and Great Northern to allow Missouri Pacific to develop the middle south while Missouri Pacific trades Western Pacific and Rio Grande stock to Gould estate in exchange.
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New York
Denver and Rio Grande
Pacific Southwest
Jay Gould
George Wd. Gould
International
Great
Mis. Y ii Pacific
R. G
Missouri Pacific Control
Goulda Outo
Missouri Pacific
Pacific Coast Territory
Gould
Gould Estate
Missour Pacific
Great Northern
Tly
Middle South
Goulds
Exch
Ana R. G
D. Ant SR
Southwest
German colonial troops enlist bees to fight British
A strange report from Natal describes East Africa German colonial forces using bees in their defense against the British. The tale, surfaced in London on July 1, notes allied efforts and the unusual tactic as part of wartime maneuvers.
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London
Hos. Él
East Afria
Toli
Natal
Yard of Lumber Offered in Department Store Bargain Signs
An odd advertising item appears as department stores offer a yard of lumber by the stick for three cents. Reporters note warm reception and mixed goods including silk hose and fancy items. Bundled with wartime era beehive and weapon imagery, the piece sketches a chaotic scene of supplies and distant conflict.
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Loop
Gonad
Mepwestern
Women to Rope Steer and Bust Broncho at Colorado Event
In Cheyenne on July 26 the National Council of Women Voters reports women show stronger reform effects than men under prohibition. The frontier program opens with broncho busting and roping events, with women champions entered. judges note fewer habitual drinkers among women compared with men.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
National Council of Women Voters
Colorado
Man Dies on Operating Table Then Survives
London reports Lance Corporal Mayes of the Queen's Westminster regiment was fatally wounded at Ypres when a shell severed his right arm. He died on the operating table but a surgeon revived him with an emergency chest incision. Mayes later survived and began recovery toward an artificial arm and a government-supported trade training.
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London
Lancerporal Mayes
Queen’s Westminstergiment
Ypres
Christas
Tient
Tge
Mayes
Layes
Ming
Woman’s decline blamed on liquor habit and environment
Drunk, women become liquor victims through environment and despondency. Phillips says once cursed with this habit a woman’s downfall is faster than a man due to frail physical makeup. Women addict to liquor and tobacco. curing is nearly impossible.
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Phillips
England’s Great Coal Combine Formed Under Rhondda
Lord Rhondda merges Cambrian combine with Davis and Sons coal assets in South Wales worth about 3,5090 to 4,000 acres. The deal includes Welsh Navigation Steam Coal collieries bought by Davis and Sons for 1,574,250 dollars. The new organization claims capital of 17,765,170 dollars.
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South Wales
Davis and Sons, Ltd
Welsh Navigation Steam Coal Company, Ltd
Davis and Sons
Lord Rhondda
Enforceability Questioned On Nazi Dress Rules
The Reichsanzeiger in Berlin concedes the Bundesrath dress rules cannot be strictly enforced. It suggests case by case exemptions for those needing more frequent clothing renewals. Criteria include household inauguration, pregnancy, illness or death, special occasions, and other hardship cases.
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Noffitt Furnishing Company
A. D. Shelton
A. G Dixon
MAY Clinch Gould
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Venile Court
John Phillips
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
W. C. Idol
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
England
Associated Press
United Kingdom
D. A
Thomas
Cambrian
Bine
Hague
Netherlands
Reichsanzeiger
Berlin
Robert Brocktt
Harlette News
Seneca
Hart Drug CO
High Point, N. C
ALC
Agency
Neca “Ameras
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