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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
11
No 188 describes a three mile northeast High Point property with a new S room house hardwood floors water sewer basement and 19 acres of cultivable land. It includes a large barn two laying houses stock barn and tenant house. A colored family works there and wishes to stay. Trade offered for a High Point home plus cash.
Four brand new three room apartments for rent on W Lexington Avenue near Ingram's Pharmacy Gas. Unfurnished $25 per month or furnished $840. Upstairs can be rented as a rooming house. one downstairs storeroom could be used for dining room and restaurant. Rooms available separately or as suites of three with garage.
A promotional line pledges lifetime value from smart investing and promises live examples in High Point. An officer is noted as open every night to assist with the investment search and guidance.
RKO presents Syncopation at the Ritz for a three day engagement. The all talkie features Barbara Bennett and Bobby Watson in leading roles with lively jazz inspired music and color filled production. The film is adapted from Gene Markey's Stepping High and delivers romance humor and song.
The article notes that by the late 1700s men began using cast iron for bridge construction. It highlights the shift from traditional materials to iron, enabling longer spans and innovative engineering approaches.
The Broadway Melody is a high quality talking picture with strong back-stage drama. Stars Charles King Anita Page and Bessie Love deliver solid performances amid artful staging and color scenes. The film blends jazz pathos romance humor and sacrifice into a unified entertaining drama.
Paul Muller of Hamburg crossed the Atlantic in an 18 foot boat to raise money to wed Agatha Gavinski of Berlin. He stopped in England France Spain Portugal Morocco and the Canaries before arriving in Miami. The German society of Miami plans to have Miss Gavinski in New York when he reaches there. Muller left July 6 1928 and says many hosts gave food but no money.
A motorist sideswiped a pole in Hinsdale Massachusetts causing a blackout and disrupted railroad signals. Crew repaired the damage and restored service, with residents and travelers inconvenienced by the outage.
Crossword with horizontal and vertical clues referencing nations, poets, painters, and common words. Includes entries on Statue of Liberty giver nation Thackeray Burns Burns poet Whitman Finish name of American poet James Whitcomb Riley and other word clues with scattered garbled letters from OCR.
The Tampa real estate board states no more than two and a half times yearly income should be spent on a home. A person earning 3500 dollars annually should not exceed 8750 dollars. If renting, rent should total no more than one fourth of income, preferably one fifth.
Overnight lodging cost 12 12 cents in Chicago at the citys first hotel constructed in 1886 by Elijah Wentworth.
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