High Point Fashion Week and Caruso Foundation Notes
The Enterprise Daily reports High Point Spring Fashion Week starts Wednesday with announcements to follow. It highlights the Enrico Caruso Foundation aiming to fund music education for talented youths, contrasting Europe’s government support with American reliance on philanthropy. The piece also discusses the High Point Chamber of Commerce’s role in economic growth and urges local workers to join, listing local officials and supporters.
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The
Enterprise Daily
Enrico Caruso
America
Europe
San Francisco
Orville Harrold
Riccardo Martin
Maud Powell
Eddy
The Ballad of Crocker County Troubled Hearts
In Crocker County the scheming group plans shady moves amid frontier life. Bill Wingo is targeted for sheriff while Jack Murray, Sally Jane Prescott, and others clash over loyalty, love, and power as a staged murder plot unfolds.
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Bill
Linney’s Hill
Golden Bar
Hillsville
Wagonjack
Crocker County
Medicine Mountains
Crocker
Bill Wingo
Miss Prescott
Wayfarer
Jack Murray
Jack
Mr. Wingo
Kate Tuckleton
O'Gorman
Sam Larder
Tip
O’ Gorman
Rafe Tuckleton
Raf
Tackletor
Sam
Tip O’gormay
Tip O'Gorman
Little country girl vs city ladies in verse and quips
A collage of satirical snippets contrasts city ladies with a natural country girl, praising innocence while lampooning fashion, decadence, and social mores. The piece riffs on lectures, drinking dances, appetite for shows, and humorous quips about manners, aging, and culture.
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Berton Braley
Campaign to plant shrubs fosters attractive High Point homes
The Woman's club promotes a March 20 25 campaign to plant shrubs and flowers in High Point homes. The J Van Lindley Nursery landscape department offers assistance via the Chamber of Commerce to homeowners renters and others to boost curb appeal at little cost. Plant something is the guiding slogan and the effort aims to make High Point one of North Carolina's most attractive cities.
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High Pond
Vivie Department
Woman's Club
High Point
J. van Lindley Nursery
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
The
High Point Leaders Plan to Raise Chamber Support
Twenty eight of High Point's representative citizens will begin a Tuesday morning drive to raise 9800 dollars for the Chamber of Commerce. Nine state elites back the effort to lift High Point's standing, which at present ranks lowest among cities claiming chamber support. The group includes manufacturers merchants bankers physicians real estate dealers a newspaper man and other professionals. Officers and directors pledge time and money to build an effective organization that will accomplish tangible benefits.
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High Point
Representatve Ciizens
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
New York Letter Shows Oddities of City Life
Magistrate James J. Conway hears Dominick Simona, a plasterer’s helper, who is revealed as a PhD and ex school inspector and ex captain of the Italian army while reading Plutarch in Greek before his hearing. He says manual labor pays better and Long Island's 1921 building value totals 100 million, a record for the era.
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New York
James J. Conway
Dominick Sim
Plutrach
Manuel
Long Island
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Genoese jardinieres fetch 4700 at New York sale
A set of Genoese jardiniere velvet hangings from the sixteenth century, once in the Savoy family pile in Piedmont, Italy, sold at American Art Galleries for 4700 dollars to WoKent here in New York City.
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Piedmont
Italy
Wo Kent
New York City
Public school teacher Mary J. McCullough retires after 32 years
The city acknowledges Mary J. McCullough a public school teacher who has been granted retirement by the board of education after 32 years of service.
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Mary J. McCullough
Board of Education
Psychological corporation formed to sell employee selection services
A Psychological corporation has been formed with headquarters here to conduct a practical business of selling psychology. It is led by Dr. James R. Angell of Yale University and will select employees for other businesses. Profits fund further psychological research.
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Psychological Corporation
Cary
James R. Angell
Yale University
Breux in Creditable Propaganda Dramatist at Local Theater
Eugene Breux rests from propaganda and shown as a true dramatist in Madame Pier re. It proves clever and amusing with real development that teaches a moral lesson more effectively than overt intent. Roland Young delivers his best work as the professor torn by love. Estelle Winwood excels as the woman.
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Eugene Breux
Madame Pierre
Roland Young
Estelle Winwood
Wold Up Import of Foreign Goods
Berlin reports complain that permits to import foreign goods are delayed until German firms are given opportunity to match offerings for German buyers. Seki Hoshino, Tokyo Chamber of Commerce president, warns delays harm trade with Japan and Germany. German importers condemn the practice as an unfair use of official authority and fear lost markets if orders cannot be expedited. Germany seeks to maintain good ties with Japan amid increasing Japanese ships carrying iron ore and machinery to German ports.
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Berlin
Seki Hoshino
Tokio Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Japan
Classified Ads Highlight Notable Bargains for Readers
Thrifty readers will find many items of interest in the classified ads. The notice points to affordable household goods, furniture, and services, inviting buyers and sellers to browse and trade locally.
Hen Lays 4 Ounce Egg in Roanoke
Roanoke Virginia March 13 T E Davis of Claiborne Street shows an egg weighing four and three quarters ounces claimed to come from one Rhode Island Red hen. The egg measures nine inches around the center and Davis says the hen lays daily with eggs weighing about four ounces each.
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Roanoke
T. E. Davis
Claiborne Street
Rhode Island
Davis
Double Appendix Found in Martinsburg Man
Has Double Appendix, Martinsburg March 13. Briscoe Rockenbaugh twenty six rushed from Harpers Ferry to hospital for appendicitis operation. Examination revealed a double appendix with gangrene in both parts before treatment.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Ftarpers Ferry
Briscoe Rockenbaugh
Man Seeks Salary Cut by Street Superintendent
FALL RIVER Mass March 13 A sensation arose as Frank B Manning superintendent of streets asked to reduce his own salary creating shock and interest in local civic circles.
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Fall River
Mass
Frank B. Manning
Brookridge Dairy Farm Sanitary Score Inquiry
A notice requests the sanitary score for Brookridge Dairy Farm and provides the contact phone 7486 for details. The item indicates a local health or sanitation inspection query without listing the score.
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Brookridge
Gude's Pepto-Mangan Tonic Promises Health Boost
Advertisement extols Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a reliable tonic and blood-builder for run-down health. It claims gradual, real improvement with iron easily absorbed, and notes physician use for thirty years. Sold in liquid and tablet forms, urging immediate use to restore health.
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Gude
Cade
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