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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1921

Page

8

Dictaphones Aided Missionary Efforts In Africa

The Methodist Episcopal board reports dictaphones help reduce Central Africa dialects to writing. Missionaries translate the New Testament into Labole cannibal language and other Bantu dialects. Education fosters literacy, wages, and prestige. 383 dialects exist with 100 written, 60 million speakers.

Chicago Centra Africa Board of Foreign Missions Methodist Episcopal Church F. M. North New York Committee On Conservation Herbert C. Withey Angla Congo Rhodesia Methodist Mission Africa Kambini Portugese Methodists

Blind Workers Meet in Iowa for Tenth Convention

The American Association for the Workers for the Blind will hold its tenth biennial convention June 25 to 28 at the Iowa College for the Blind in Vinton. More than two hundred delegates from the United States and Canada are expected. Officers forming the executive committee include President H Randolph Latimer of Baltimore Second vice president Miss Kate M Foley of San Francisco Treasurer George M Bellows of Glyndon Secretary Charles B Hayes of Boston Massachusetts.

Vinton Iowa American Association For the Workers For the Blind Iowa College For the Blind Workers For the Blind United States Canada Toronto H. Randolph Latimer Baltimore Serman C_ Swift Ate Ees Kate M. Foley San Francisco Cal George M._ Bellows Glyndon Maryland Charles B. Hayes Boston

Rub My Tism Pain Killer Adclaims Historic Remedies

An old advertisement touts Rub My Tism as a potent pain killer. It claims relief for pain and soreness including rheumatism neuralgia sprains and similar ailments.

Greatest Year for International Sports Promises Wide Competition

New York May 31 The coming summer will feature the greatest season of international sport with Dempsey Carpentier boxing and Davis Cup tennis drawing top crowds. American golfers and polo teams prepare for events in England and the United States while England and France send premier athletes to compete in multiple disciplines.

New York Dempsey-Carpentier England France Oxford and Cambridge United States Forest Hills N. Y Southampton Hoylake Ted Ray Alexa Stirling Atlanta Fontainebleau Chantilly Mockrinhanish St. Andrews le Tonquet Greenwich Conn Washington St. Louis Abe Mitchell George Duncan West Side Tennis Club Molla Mallory Edith Sigourney Boston Argentina Denmark Japan Philippines Australia Oxford

Blind New York girls dazzle at society ball

From the New York Lighthouse for the Blind four girls, all sightless, danced with grace at a major New York season ball. trained in a Lighthouse gymnasium they perform publicly despite blindness, showing they can learn without sight and excel in social dancing and fitness.

Lighthouse Aathete Danang Giis New York Lighthouse For New York Lighthouse Gymnasium

Ballykinlar internment camp houses 1727 Irish prisoners

Reports from Ballykinlar internment camp near Belfast describe 1727 Irish prisoners housed in two wire fenced enclosures with barred watchtowers. Guards oversee daily drill and meals while inmates run their own operations, enjoy reading rooms, magazines, newspapers, and a canteen. Prisoners face censorship and loyalty attestations upon release after seven days.

Erary London 1 9 Mc.Grath Irish Republican Army

Billie Burke backs stock ingless fad and fashion rules

Billie Burke, fashion authority and star of stage and screen, approves of the stockingless craze from Paris but lacks the nerve to try it publicly. She recalls testing it at Hastings on Hudson last summer and laments vague American fashion rules and lack of originality among designers.

Billie Burke Hastings-on- Hudson Miss Burke London Paramount Artcraft

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