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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
18
A troubled tale follows an American prisoner aided by a WAN leader seeking an underground tunnel to freedom but encounters barred paths and an unsuccessful escape attempt. Strong entities include the American subject and WAN connections.
The Konjola Man tours High Point offering the new Konjola medicine at 105 South Main Street. He cites local examples like William P. Rule of 909 Fourth Street and claims rapid relief for kidney, bladder, rheumatic and nervous ailments where other medicines failed.
Crystal listens as a crowded Thanksgiving table erupts in voice and gossip. Aunt Hattie mocks Rhoda Jonson’s Metropolitan Grand Opera audition while Cherry defends her sister, exposing tensions between family loyalties and ambition.
Dr Claude Hudson of the United States public health service describes eight sugars all with ring structures but differing effects due to slight arrangement changes. The natural sugars glucose galactose and mannose are joined by lab made allose altrose galose idose and talose.
The statement asserts coal as the best and cheapest fuel, emphasizing full heat content and dependable delivery. It promotes the coal sold and the reliability of shipment promises.
Ernest Lee, 39, was pardoned after three months in prison for posing as a brewer's agent and collecting a commission. A confession by a guilty man already jailed on another crime led to the discovery that the wrong person was punished. He received $500.
Since 1918 engineering departments at Urbana have used a nine room house for heating experiments. Researchers tested hot air open grates steam and other methods to measure efficiency. British lifeboat 572 appears in this clipping as a separate note about 1928 rescue crews.
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