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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1929
Page
2
The article notes sunshine colors dominating after a long winter with yellow as a leading sport color and brown and white accessories. Paris streetwear shows brown and yellow trends while black remains steady. capucine and nasturtium terms appear in fashion talk alongside shop chatter.
Heavy rain warnings heighten flood risk as Montgomery's Alabama River shows rising depth amid already swollen streams. Authorities monitor rainfall and river levels for potential evacuation and safety actions.
The river reached 43 feet today, down 1.9 feet from yesterday but rising again and expected to keep rising. Flood stage is 35 feet. Local rainfall last night totaled 1.3 inches.
The Fukuoka prefectural assembly approved a yearly 20 yen tax on golf club memberships, pending Home Office approval. While Fukuoka remains a minor golf hub, urban enthusiasts fear the precedent will spread to other local governments.
John Arthur Wilson, a leather chemist, told the American Chemical Society that damp weather causes toe pains not by unseen forces but by the chrome tanned leather shrinking in the uppers and the soles resisting. The squeezing action from these changes explains the aches.
Fashion notes depict winter millinery embracing freedom in hat shapes. Uneven brims and winged sides add dash to cloche silhouettes, with diagonal trimming and draped felts creating novel outlines. Crowns rise on formal hats with small brims and brilliants, while berets and turbans remain chic for formal wear. Colleen Moore wears varied lines in her new film wardrobe.
Revolutionary forces claim to have stormed Mazatlan as General Borquez reports 2000 federal troops in the city ready to surrender by wireless message. At Naco, three rebel columns are halted east of the border while other forces regroup along Santa Cruz Del Rio and Cananea with federal troops entrenched at Naco.
Sherman K. Ellis and former wife Margaret Hayes Ellis appeared before Deputy City Clerk Joseph McCormick and were remarried ten days after the supreme court granted their divorce.
W. F. Marshall, jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct, faces additional larceny charges after cellmate J. W. Jones claims Marshall stole his watch in the police headquarters cell. Marshall convicted on the first count with a $25 fine and costs, or 30 days hard labor if unpaid. He is held for superior court on the larceny charge under $500 bond. In Augusta Missouri, bounty payments for porcupines may total $40,000 as noses and feet are turned in, prompting suspicions of artificial nose manufacture.
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