Rotary speaker Sidney Paine reviews foreign letters
Sidney Paine, chairman of Greensboro Rotary International relations, spoke at High Point Rotary. He read letters from clubs in Danzig and Acrington discussing unrest in the Polish corridor and debt settlement views. Introduced by Fli Ottenger, he is a Bostonian living in Greensboro and an efficiency engineer at a Greensboro cotton mill. Visitors included A. Macon, J. V. Boise, and F. C. Thetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney 8. Paine
International Committee On Foreign Relations
Rotary Club of
Greensboro
High Point
Rotary Clubs
Danzig
Germany
Rotary Club
Acrington
England
Fli Ottenger
Beds Dear to Welfare Board Appeal for Donated Beds
The local welfare board issued a call for beds of any kind. Officials report several cases where three to five people sleep in one bed due to extreme need. Donors are urged to contact the welfare board promptly.
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Board of Public Welfare
Board of Welfare
Mountain Goat Uses Narrow Ledge to Turn Around
A six inch ledge provides enough space for a mountain goat to maneuver. The animal can climb along cliff faces and walls that are inaccessible to other creatures.
Lydia E. Pinkham Tonic Promoted for Women’s Health
An advertisement urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s tonic to ease daily duties while feeling tired and ailing. It claims 98 of 100 women reported benefits and urges purchase at local druggists to see results.
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Lydia E. Pound
Girls Embrace Yo Yo in High Point Championship Hopes
Girls in High Point join the Yo Yo craze as many plan to enter The Enterprise contest offering 25 dollars and a silver loving cup. Activity in city sections shows rising skill with colored tops and animated discs, making a win plausible. Peter Noble to hold Yo Yo class Friday at The Enterprise office. all are invited.
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High Point
Enterprise
Peter Noble
The
Enterprise’s
Two Trucks Crash On N Main Street
A Sunshine Laundry truck driven by W. C. Sink traveling south on Main Street collided with a Stehli Silk mill truck driven by Milton Robbins heading north. The Stehli truck tried to turn onto Bain avenue causing minor damage. No injuries were reported.
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Main Street
Sunshine
W. C. Sink
Main
Stehli
Milton Robbins
Bain Avenue
Water Striders Surpass Most Insects in Weight Yet Glide Across Surface
A report notes that water striders are heavier than many insects but can move swiftly on the water surface with ease, leveraging surface tension to stay buoyant and run.
Wall Street Says New Money Not Inflationary
Wall Street analysts contend that despite a rising stock market there is little chance of currency debasement or broad inflation. They note the new federal measures are backed by adequate currency and expect the impact to be more in business recovery than in boosting inflation. The consensus remains that major currency inflation is not in prospect for the United States.
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Victor Beubank
New York
Wall Street
Fedral
Fed
Ndard Statistics Co
United States
Mrs Judd Again Seeks Reprieve
Florence Arizona March 16 The Arizona board of pardons and paroles heard C V Willson attorney for Mrs Winnie Ruth Judd claim four jurors believed the board would commute the death penalty and that only with death before her would she reveal others in the slayings of Agnes Anne Leroi and Hedvig Lamn Judd under sentence to hang April 14 has asked the board for a commutation to life imprisonment one reprieve had been its speech.
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Florence
Arl
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
C. V. Willson
Velvet Cloths From Old Velvet Piece For Silver Care
A polishing cloth for silver and furniture can be crafted from an old piece of velvet. Readers are encouraged to repurpose aged fabric to maintain shine and protect surfaces.
State solons debate school appropriations and taxes
The North Carolina Senate and House considered an eight months term to balance the budget with cuts, while opponents warned it could require a sales tax. Discussions centered on proposed school appropriations around 41.5 million yearly, with amendments limiting costs and opposing extra funds.
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Senate
MacLean
Clement
Kirkpatrick
Mecklenburg
Rankin
Gaston
Bailey
Washington
Hanes
Forsyth
Hartsell
Cabarrus
House
Harris
Ehringhaus
Cherry
H. Harwood
Revival Services At Ennis Street Methodist Church Opens
A revival series led by Rev. W. C. Levin, head of the Wesleyan Methodist conference, begins today at the new Ennis Street church. Mrs. C. B. Carter has been guiding services as the church prepares for formal organization and minister selection. The revival runs through April 2 and is open to the public.
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W. C. Levin
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Ennis Street
C. B. Carter
Death of John L. Cheek at 41 in High Point
John L. Cheek aged 41 died after a lengthy illness at a local hospital on May 30, 1891. He leaves wife Hester Henderson Cheek a son Willie Cheek a daughter Louise Cheek a step-son Clarence Kelly a step-daughter Mrs. F A Brown and relatives in High Point and Walhalla S C. Funeral from 216 Venable Street Friday at 2:30 pm with Rev T H Willey officiating. Oakwood Cemetery burial.
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John L. Cheek
R. M
Lula Rogers Cheek
Hester Henderson Cheek
Willie Cheek
Louise Cheek
Clarence Kelly
High Point
R. M. Cheek
Dallas Galispie
Walhalla
8. C
Cheek
Venable Street
T. H. Willey
Willowbrook
Crow stomachs reveal range of items found
A study notes that at least 656 distinct items were identified in crow stomachs. The findings emphasize the variety of materials ingested rather than any specific diet pattern.
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Sidney $. Paine Rotary Speaker
Welfare Board
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dept
Baltimore
Roscoe Ates
Yankees
Babe Ruth
St. Petersburg
Fla
Juckies
Dowertoan Tobacco
Island of Madeira
Smart Mediterranean Cruises
T’s
N. Main Street
Mrs. Judd
Pardon Board
Solons
Ennis St
Hetty Lou
Betty Low
Betty Lou
Bangkok
Baku
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