Mayor York Proclaims Children’s Day in High Point
Mayor C A York designates the third Saturday in June, National Children’s Day, for High Point to focus on childhood development and youth welfare. The proclamation cites sociologists on juvenile delinquency and urges directed play and community attention to shaping future citizens.
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High Points
C. A. York
United States
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Yoru
High Point
Konjola advertised as cure for nervousness and pains
A medical advertisement extols Konjola as a modern medicine for stomach kidney liver and bowel troubles and nervousness. It cites Mrs Ellen Johnson of 505 Mangum Ave and signs off with the Konjola Man at Main Drug Store 105 South Main Street High Point describing daily demonstrations and patient testimonials.
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Mann Drug Store
Ellen FE. Johnson
Mangum Avenue
Konjola
South Main Street
High Point
Pullman Raises Wages for 12000 Porters and Maids
The Pullman company announced a wage increase of five dollars per month for 12,000 porters and maids along with improvements in working conditions.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
Rotary convention report from Dallas outlines results
W Chase Idol of High Point clubs reports the International Rotary convention in Dallas was lively despite rain nearly every day. Eugene Newsom of Durham was acclaimed for international president after a large victory, with strong Texas Mexico ties and goodwill evident in speeches.
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Dallas
Texas
High Point Club
W. Chase Idol
Idol
Eugene Newsom
Durham
Newsom
Rotary
Mexico
Tom Sutton
Rotary delegates seal Chile Peru border pact amity
Rotary delegates from Chile and Peru praised aid to resolve the long border dispute and left both nations with friendly feelings. They met on stage and shook hands to symbolize the new international amity.
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Chile
Peru
Rotary
Wild Rose Tops Popular Flower Ballot
Washington reports in the American Nature Association poll more than half a million votes were cast for the most popular flower, with 229157 cast for the wild rose as the leading choice.
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America
Washington
American Nature Association
New Jail and Deputy Swap Roles in Lexington Sheriff Office
In Lexington on June 6 David son county completes a personnel swap in the sheriff office. Roby Loftin becomes jailer and Frank McCain moves from office deputy to jailer. McCain moves into the jailer's residence while Loftin takes over McCain's home.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Sheriff’s Office
Sink
Roby Loftin
Frank McCain
McCarn
Loftin
Electric stop signs to guard fish in Yakima canals
Yakima Washington reports electric stops are being installed in irrigation canals across the Yakima valley to prevent game fish from entering and dying during periods of extreme low water. The measure aims to conserve fish populations by stopping their passage in vulnerable channels.
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Yakima
Wash
Yakima Valley
Reigh Count Wins Reform Cup In England
Reigh Count the American Kentucky Derby winner of last year captured the Coronation Cup at Epsom in a mile and half race. Athford second, Plantaggo third, with times noting Reigh Count at 2 36, beating Trigo’s Derby time. study of reformatories planned by Grace Abbott to assess outcomes for delinquent boys.
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England
Reigh Count
Epsom Downs
America
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Athford
William Barnett
Ireland
Trigo
Reigh
Kempton
W. Singers
Plantaggo
Ashford
Associated Press
Washington
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
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