Newspaper power play over Harmony murder case and a stalled story
Colin Grant, a top city reporter, battles guilt and pressure when he forgets the Harmony murder case. Harry Blaine urges him to stay on the job for at least a week to cover the trial opening Wednesday, while Crystal worries about Horton and the Sun. Information and a warning follow about Minnesota’s decade long barberry eradication campaign destroying over 999,936 bushes.
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Green Street Baptist Church Resolution for D D to Herman T Stevens
The Green Street Baptist Church express gratitude to High Point College for awarding a Doctor of Divinity to Pastor Herman T Stevens after four faithful years of leadership. The resolutions extend sincere love, request copies for records, and for local paper, presented at a June 1929 church conference.
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Verbal Rough Patch Highlights Unpaid Troops Assaulting Castle
A clash described as a furious assault involves unpaid, maddened troops storming a castle defended by King Goober Abdi Cates and a figure named Victory. The scene centers on a breakdown of authority and a dramatic military upheaval.
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Konjola Man Promotes New Medicine at High Point Drugstore
Enthusiastic endorsements flood the Konjola campaign as the Konjola Man at 195 South Main Street and later at 105 South Main Street in High Point explains a 32 ingredient medicine. A case from G. F. York, who after illness and years of suffering regained work and health, exemplifies the treatment’s claimed results.
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Gate crashing pests plague London society
London social hosts report organized gate crashers invading Mayfair events. Hostesses now require invitations at the door and warn that badges may be issued to accredited guests. Last season was profitable for the gate crashers as clubs unite to curb the bother.
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Gulbransen Named Columbia Fencing Captain Next Year
Haakon Gulbransen began fencing at Columbia last December and quickly earned a place on the team. He has been chosen as captain for the next year's squad.
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