Gregory Attends Astors Session and Local Notices
Asheboro pastor Gregory attends a ministerial conference of the Friends denomination in Hertford and participates in a historical pageant. Walter Hammond, a State College electrical engineering student, heads to Ampers, Node 9o, for a summer position with Crocker Wheeler. Mrs. C. P. Pritchard attends a state Legion auxiliary meeting in Winston Salem. Hugh Parks and family attend Wellsley College graduation events. Mrs. Kelly Coltrane suffers a broken arm from an ice box accident.
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Asheboro
Gregory
Walter Hammond
Mrnd
W. C. Hammond
Isheboro
State Colege
Ampers
Crocker Wheeler Electrical Company
State College
C. P. Pritchard
American Legion Auxiliary
Tassel Trim Velvet Evening Wrap Described
A beige velvet evening wrap with no collar features raglan shoulders and tassel groups of three. Silk cord ties the garment shut at the front, matching tassels from both shoulders complete the design.
New Raincoats Debut Lightweight Rubberized Tincoats
Lightweight and attractive raincoats debut with rubberized fabric and tweed patterns. The new tincoats promise snappy styling for dull days and practical wear in wet conditions.
Treatment Stops Attacks of Fits Offered Free
Reports claim a remarkable method to reduce epileptic fits. R Lepso of Milwaukee Wisconsin offers a free treatment to sufferers, inviting letters with age and address to receive the free remedy.
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R. Lepso
Island “Ave
Milaukee
Wis
Hean
Jefferson Davis: Soldier Statesman of the Confederacy
Miss Alice Reid of Statesville won the S200 NC United Daughters of the Confederacy scholarship for an essay on Jefferson Davis, first and only president of the Confederacy. The piece traces Davis from Kentucky and West Point through his Civil War leadership, war duties, and postwar life with emphasis on his service, political career, and legacy.
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Alice Reid
Statesville
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Miss Reid
Greensboro
J. S. Welborn
Davis Remembered as Confederate Leader in South tribute
The article recounts Jefferson Davis life from illness after the war to leadership, exile in England and Paris, and return to Memphis. It notes his humility, absence of bitterness, and eventual death in New Orleans in 1889. His grave at Richmond is described with reverent memorial verses and references to Union and Southern remembrance.
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Drew Jackson
New Orleans
Kentucky Institute
Wallace
Davis
Ferson Davis
Mississippi
Montgomery
Alabama
Confederate States
Robert Toombs
Mr. Davis
Union
Fort Sumter
Richmond
Norfolk
Shenandoah Valley
Manassas
Johnston
Beauregard
McDowell
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Jefferson Davis
Bush
Lee
Appomatox
Greensboro
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Stanton
Sherman
Charlotte
Washington
Georgia
North
Holt
Sarratt
Judah P. Benjamin
Benjamin
Irwinsville
Wilkinson County
Macon
Fortress Monroe
Savannah
Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Horace Greeley
Garret Smith
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Robert E.ee
Joseph E. Johnston
United States
President Johnson
Circuit Court
Beauvoir
Lennoxville
Florida
South
Little Stevie
Jennie
Confederate Museum
Stephen S. Cummins
England
Paris
Lord Leigh
Duke of Shrewsbury
Wales
Memphis
Tennessee
Prince Albert Coat Shelved by Japanese Ceremony
Tokyo notes that the Prince Albert coat, long seen as the ceremonial daylight garb in Japan, is being phased out for the Imperial Cherry Garden party of 1929. Male guests may attend in cutaway or morning coat, while traditional long frocks or haori hakama have been standard. rumors say attendees may soon have informal access to morning coats. Currently formal evening dress is required unless in military naval or diplomatic uniforms.
Handkerchiefs Create Sporty Collars in New Tennis Frocks
A new fashion note describes tennis frocks using sports handkerchiefs for collars. A white frock features a plaided kerchief in orange brown and white shaped into the collar.
Evening wraps in sea-foam velvet cape
A hip-length sea-foam green velvet cape ties at the shoulders and drapes down the back, designed for warm summer evenings.
Stubborn Indigestion Relief Offered at Mann Drug
An advertisement promotes Lee's Laxative and Cathartic Compound for chronic indigestion. It guarantees money back if not better, claims quick relief and stronger stomachs, and lists a 10 day sale with one bottle priced at $1.00. Sold only at Mann Drug Stores in High Point, North Carolina.
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Mann Drug Store
America
Lee
Mann Drug Stores
High Point
N.C
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Astors
Friends’ Church
Hertford
By Alice Reid
Southland
Samuel Emory Davis
Georgia Cavalry
June Cook
Augusta
Christian County
Kentucky
Baptist Church of
Fairview
Todd County
Samuel Davis
Woodville
Our Patriot
Major Hinds
St. Thomas College
General An
University At
Lexington
West Point
Monroe
Fort Crawford
Wisconsin
Zachery Taylor
Abercombe
Winfield Scott
Anderson
Dixon
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Col. Boone
Daniel Boone
Jesse Bean
Louisville
Taylor
Sarah
Vicksburg
Havana
Briarfield
Democratic Party
Warren County
Ater
Pope
Dallas
Congress
Annie Verina Howell
Natchez
Oregon
Texas
Mississippi Volunteer Rifles
Polk
Col Davis
Mexico
John E. Wool
Monterey
Wool
Fort Teneria
Buena Vista
Senate Committee
Capitol
Smithsonian Institute
Mr. Douglas
Davi
Senate
Pierce
John Forney
Philadelphia
C. M. Meigs
Jef
King Alfonso
National Palace
Barcelona
Spain
Queen Victoria
Infante
Don Jaime
Prince Albert
Curtis
Curtis Wooowwork
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