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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
10
Crystal Hathaway and Colin Grant quarrel over the tale of life and pity in the newsroom dining area. Crystal pushes Colin to admit his fear of living, while he concedes private heartbreaks and a stubborn defense of his reporting life. The exchange reveals deep emotion beneath their professional masks.
France intends to field three hydro planes for this year’s Schneider Cup races aiming to push new speed limits. Officials say the squad will compete in the classic harbor venue with pilots named from the national team and engineers refining hull design and ballast.
In Guilford county North Carolina the Superior Court clerk erred certifying the assessment of benefits for the Howell Street opening. The City of High Point requests delivery of a certified report of benefits filed by commissioners T R Short Jack Edwards and J R Moss to allow a hearing as required by law. This 26 day of June 1929. E M Knox City Manager.
The Konjola Man at 105 South Main Street High Point promotes a 32 ingredient stomach liver kidney and bowel remedy. Testimonials like Mrs Bertha Polk of 501 East Commerce Street say four weeks produced weight gain relief from neuritis and better digestion. Millions hear of Konjola as it builds its fame through rapid claimed cures and public demonstrations.
North Carolina State College athletes keep active in summer jobs to avoid boredom. Football captain-elect John Lepp works in Youngstown steel plants, Sparky Adama serves as a steel shop time keeper, Jakie Jordan drives an oil truck in Raleigh, and other coaches and staff spread across camps and cities including Brevard Michigan and Kansas City.
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