24 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1923
Page
1
Dr. Andrew Soule of Georgia State College of Agriculture urged farmers and state agricultural colleges to rely on proven methods for weevil control. He warned new devices require testing and emphasized well drained land, thorough fall plowing, liberal fertilization, and targeted weevil removal as key steps while noting complete eradication is unlikely.
Pavor the Ulan. GRIENSBORO March 24 One hundred twenty rural schools in North Carolina visited by college and university speakers in the interest of higher education have voiced their cooperation with the movement, according to the report of Ray Mondinford president of Guilford College and chairman of the committees appointed to conduct the campaign submitted to the North Carolina College conference last hiehe.
Rev I Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran plans a Holy Week sermon series on the seven sayings from the Cross with nightly 7 30 services beginning tomorrow and continuing through Good Friday. He asks all congregants to attend each evening and the first word from the Cross will be discussed at the vesper service tomorrow.
A preview notes women have a keen sense of humor as the Paramount Cosmopolitan stage presents When Knight-... The piece hints at clever female tricks used to outwit men in the comedy lineup.
A fragment notes a Duke of Bucking ham figure in a rich costume as a prominent feature of a distinguished portrait. The text references Pedro de Cardoles and suggests a resige of the era in a historical painting.
Fashion notes describe narrowing bracelets worn above the elbow as highly slashable with sleeveless gowns. Black ribbons tied in bows at the wrist appear among young women adopting the old fashioned gowls look.
A fragmented note hints at Serge’s return to favor in sportswear, noting white garments and tailored effects. The item mentions season weight and ar-basket style hints, suggesting a shift toward tailored, performance oriented attire.
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