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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1929
Page
13
An advertisement for Konjola claims it cures stomach liver kidney and bowel issues as well as rheumatism and neuritis. It spotlights a High Point dealer at 105 South Main and recounts Mr. J H Montgomery’s dramatic three year illness and recovery after using Konjola.
The article recounts early Browntown settlers the Browns from Maryland or Pennsylvania, Haley Brown on Abbott's Creek, and descendants including Dr. J. R. Brown and Dr. John G. Ector. It covers muster grounds near Clifton Grove, local newspapers, paving, notable residents like Aaron Pickard, Dr. Sidney Wood, and Levi Bodenheimer, plus Brummell's Inn and stage lines with Brummell family burial grounds and a mysterious traveler’s death on the estate.
A historical note recalls William Weatherford dying in 1834 and Mr Brummell's fruitless searches for a buried treasure. The money remains unfound and supposedly lies on Brummell land, hidden away.
Durham New Hampshire. Agricultural economist H C Woodworth of the University of New Hampshire experiment station recommends blasting old apple trees with dynamite as a practical option. He notes that poor condition trees need years of skilled care to bear reliably and may still decline, making replacement with new vigorous stock more sensible over time.
The University of Paris offered a diverse lecture month featuring topics on theater and dance in Cambodia, American modern architecture history, theories of old age, Spanish art, probability theory, jealousy, and a course in glass blowing for students.
Claude Reizel recognized among UNC Chapel Hill law school honors with Fordham Sharpe Brandis Smith and others listed for prizes editor roles and student appointments. Awardees include Fordham Brandis and Anderson Chadbourn with scholarships and certificates across the 1927 law program.
A list of individuals including Raymer Statesville Harry Rockwell Greensboro Charles F Rouse Kinston Allen K Smith Raleigh James N Smith Scotland Neck Neil S Sowers Statesville and Lawrence H Wallace Smithfield.
The National Association of Hungarian Dentists petitioned the supreme court to restrain Ladislaus Fodor playwright from producing a drama in which a dentist character is described as having sunk from the…
The Dentists' association claimed libel over a phrase accusing the profession of extreme measures in dentistry. The court refused the petition noting that Hungarian bankers would have similar rights to protest a reference to Shylock in Lake Speare.
Washington reports 47 000 more 4-H club members in 1928 than 1927 boosting totals to about 447 000 of the over 666 000 members who completed club projects.
An advertisement urges readers with indigestion to strengthen the stomach rather than patching symptoms. It claims Lee's Laxative Compound Cathartic builds a robust stomach and enables eating any time without distress, boasting daily sales and a money back guarantee from Mann Drug Store and druggists.
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