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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1926
Page
12
An AP brief references a call today to North Carolina for an event on April 12. The fragment mentions unnamed organizers and a scheduled activity but lacks details.
Funeral services for Mrs Asen ath Sipe 72 who died Monday morning at her daughter's home 103 Vail street were held yesterday at 2 39 pm at the residence with Rev W B Davis pastor of South Main Street church assisted by Adjutant Brazil of the Salvation Army. Burial followed in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers included G R Henderson Fred Walker Frank Barley A A Ingram and W W Preddy. Relatives named were Mrs Everett Royalls Misses Lena Walker Theodora Ingram Brona Walker Verta Levaller and Stella Conrad.
A 50 million year old fossil of the earliest boned animal has been discovered in Vermont. Researchers describe the specimen as crucial to understanding early vertebrate evolution and its preservation highlights the state's paleontological significance.
The Y M C A will continue shop night for industrial workers with outstanding speakers singing and games. Tomlinson number 10 will participate and Rev. Milton Whitener will talk on Knowing Your Work Mate. A library fund meeting at Presbyterian Hut will plan book purchases for the new Municipal Building library opening July 1.
A compact solution listing across and down clues with the completed word fill from yesterday's puzzle. The grid includes familiar terms such as scrutinizes and portable canvas houses and notes the standard letter-by-letter answers for each clue.
Yong Sul Lee, a Chinese interne, is praised as a good physician by the Associated Press. While exercising on a motorcycle he toppled two traffic policemen. A magistrate suspended sentence, citing the doctor’s public service at the hospital rather than punishment on the motorcycle.
Explorer Stefansson states that over nearly twelve years in the Arctic regions his diet consisted of meat for the vast majority of the time.
The year 1926 marked the fifty year milestone since the invention and commercialization of the telephone. It highlighted rapid growth in communications and the spread of telephone networks nationwide.
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs a purified calomel tablet to halt a cold or grippe overnight with one or two tablets at bedtime. No salts or nausea, no interference with meals or work. Next morning the cold is gone and appetite returns. a family package with directions costs 35 cents at the drug store.
Secretary Hoover stated that Senate rejection of the Italian debt settlement would not upset Italy. He added the Italians would likely be relieved of moral obligations if the pact is not ratified.
Southampton England Sir Thomas Lipton would give all his yachting trophies for an old pewter cup known as the America’s Cup. Bound for New York he vows to try again in the quest for the trophy.
Lady Cathcart, financially strained after paying Earl Carroll $20,000 for an unsuccessful production, intends to return to New York with plans to move forward despite the setback. The article notes she was given assurances there would be no official action, though further details are incomplete.
The critic cites a bathtub mishap as a contributing factor to the play’s failure, noting she did not witness the incident and incomplete stage action affected the outcome.
Mrs. Carmen Anangst blocked a widening road project at Washington New Jersey by laying a flag on her lawn and challenging engineers. Police charged her with flag misuse, and the highway work is set to continue.
Fresno report says Jack Dempsey may face court on reckless driving May 25 after a warrant is issued when his chauffeur posted bond for both him and the boxer.
New York boxer Gene Tunney, aiming to succeed Jack Dempsey, has gone into films but will not undergo a nose remodel as part of his move into the movie industry.
A historical claim notes gold as the earliest metal crafted by humans, suggesting ancient skill and value in early tool and ornament making. The statement frames gold as a foundational element in metallurgical development across early cultures.
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