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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
8
Advice column notes that a birthday suitor may give unusual gifts and urges cheerful acceptance, warning against criticizing or questioning his generosity. It suggests humor and gratitude even for odd presents like a green umbrella or red crocheted slippers, and offers further works by Mimi on request.
Ten candidates vie for Boston mayor with three Republicans and seven Democrats. Former internal revenue collector Malcolm E. Nichols leads the Republican field with backing from most city party groups and the Good Government association. On the Democratic side, Theodore Glynn, city fire commissioner, enjoys support from the Curley administration.
A Beirut dispatch reports 5000 Turkish troops crossing Syria toward Mosul with French permission alleged and British protest noted. Damages near Damascus described as widespread while Gamelin's Damascus control faces strains. League protests from Arab bands cited. February hearing delayed.
The article extols Wilton rugs for lasting quality and design, explaining worsted Wiltons use six ply yarns and twelve thread tufts to achieve a superior look. It notes skein dyeing ensures consistent color and emphasizes the rug’s impact on room harmony and overall home contentment.
The article outlines making dining rooms comfortable with inviting chairs and dignified furnishings. It explains Wilton rug construction on six frames, emphasizing lasting patterns, and suggests coordinating rugs with existing decor to define color schemes, inviting readers to seek home furnishing advice from Marian Moore.
The Italian debt funding commission was ready to reopen in Washington on November 2 as reported by AP. Officials indicated the commission would resume activities aimed at managing Italy’s debt and financing needs.
Charles P. Taft II, 28, son of Chief Justice Taft, becomes the youngest president of the International Convention of the Y M C A, marking a historic youth milestone in the organization. Mrs. Lorraine M. Gould shares in her father T. F. Manville estate, the asbestos magnate, while London power broker Leopold Amery is described as highly influential in Tory circles. Mrs. Nellie B. Stull of Sandusky expands the Widow and Widower Club by uniting hundreds in marriage.
The Italian debt settlement mission led by Count Volpi arrived to begin talks with the American commission. They will meet at 4 PM after preliminary calls to the State Department and Treasury. The Treasury cites an Italian debt total of 2,138,543,852 dollars, with 1,647,869,198 dollars in principal and the rest interest.
Minor cases were tried before Judge Donald C. MacRae in police court today. J. C. Vinnie was fined $25 and the costs for violating the prohibition law. Will James, negro, convicted of reckless driving, had judgment suspended upon payment of the costs and repairs to the automobiles. Milton Little and Maggie Little, negroes, were fined $5 and half the costs each for participating in an affray.
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