High Point Flyers Offer Exhibition Plane Rides
Liberty Flyers brought an airplane to High Point for exhibition flights. Notable riders included Mrs A F Tate and her daughter Isa, Clyde Farley, and aviator Clark teaching Sinsen to fly. Other participants: Wade Marsh Verda Leake loop Clyde Farley S&S Morrisd C E Hatcher Dan Reddick W B Richardson J W Richardson.
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Parent Teachers Meet Tonight At Fini Street School
A Parent-Teachers association gathering is set for tonight at 80 o clock in the Fini street school building. Visitors include Mrs W H Swift of Greenshore who will speak on child welfare, followed by a social hour after the business session.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Fini Street
Airs
W H. Switt
Greenshore
Swift
Parent- Teachers Association of
Greensboro
Unions Oppose Suffrage Voice From London
Mrs. Henry Fawcett, a noted suffragist, says trade unions oppose women’s employment despite equal pay for equal work. She told the Women’s Institute that women workers were urged not to undercut men. She urged women to seek aid from enlightened party members to win freedom for women in industry.
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London
Henry Fawcett
Women’s Institute
Ils
McAdoo Weighs Whether He Will Accept Nomination
Unclear at this time if Mr. McAdoo will pursue the nomination as discussions continue and officials await a final decision on his candidacy.
Fat removal operations not effective for weight loss say physicians
In Philadelphia on March 8 experts state that removing fat is not practical for weight reduction. They explain that fat removal triggers skin and tissue reactions and must be extensive to matter, with fat sometimes removed only during other surgeries or where scar tissue is beneficial. Read The Enterprise want ads.
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Philadelphia
Hangar to be Built at Cape May for English Airship MQ-36
CAPE MAY NJ March 8 The English collirigible balloon MQ-36 bought by the United States Navy for 3 500 000 will be housed at the Cape May navy yard station. Construction begins on a large hangar to be finished within two months. A railroad line is laid to the site to move 600 tons of building material quickly. At the current hangar a new dirigible assembled by an Italian expert officer may have trial trips soon. The flying station adjacent to the navy yard houses 400 officers and men.
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Cape May Navy Yard
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