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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
7
Senator Curtis of Kansas, seeking the presidency, faces a flood of mail as he conducts an office campaign. Since his announcement a week ago, he has spent much of the day reading messages.
The Cunningham Brick company plant on the High Point, Thomasville and Denton railroad sold and delivered 1,500,000 face bricks in October. The plant, one of the region’s largest, ran at full capacity with an average of five carloads shipped daily. Capacity is 19 million bricks per year, mainly sold in the Piedmont region, and officials say the plant is still growing. Edna Murphy to marry Melvin LeRoy next month with tentative wedding set for December 5.
A Buncombe county grand jury report submitted to Judge Roy F. Deal urges shifting civil process duties away from magistrates to police and sheriff officers. It notes excessive costs and illegal fee collection, proposes binding Asheville cases to the city police court, and calls for audit review and broader reform.
In Waldenburg miners vote to resume picketing after being addressed by I W W leader Kristen Svanum. Governor Adams warns state intervention if pickets threaten control while locals urge obedience to martial law critics.
The weather bureau issued an advisory at 10 a.m. noting a tropical disturbance of slight intensity centered near 24 north 72 west. It is moving north northwestward with no strong winds reported at this time.
Henry W. Anderson counsel for opponents to the Chesapeake and Ohio merger asked the Interstate Commerce Commission today to open a federal investigation into railroad operations by the Vansweringen brothers of Cleveland.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a stomach remedy. It claims to strengthen upset digestion and reduce gas and distention, offered by Mann Drug Co and all druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
Claiming rheumatic neuritis cannot exist and boasting no heart or stomach harm, the ad touts Trunk's Prescription as a superior uric acid solvent and liver medicine. It declares no mercury, salicylates, or narcotics and urges Mann Drug Co. as the seller.
Ambassador Miles Poindexter told President Coolidge that propaganda from Russia Britain and other European nations seeks to undermine South American confidence in the United States. He cited criticism of American Shermanacobe policy toward Philippine independence and Cuba and noted propaganda in the southern hemisphere aimed at shaping views against U S imperial aims.
The description details beige lace jabots for a bodice and other jabots to ripple along the outside of a tight sleeve from elbow to cuff, paired with a brown velvet frock.
North Carolina Guilford County High Point Municipal Court summons. Franklin Ashwell sues Ethel M. Ashwell to annul their marriage. Ethel must appear within thirty days from November 12 1927 or answer the complaint. Clerk R M Cauble and attorney Z I Walser dated October 12 1927.
Nervous or irritable feelings from pain or trouble can be eased quickly using a simple method. Ask your druggist for RIAN Tablets and take them when upset to experience relief.
Coupon offer from Mann Drug Co High Point North Carolina promises a free package of RIAN Tablets to the bearer with reimbursement as agreed. Customer signs for the package as tool of the promotion.
An advertisement claims McCoy's Tablets help thin men and women gain at least 5 pounds in a few months. A New Jersey man supposedly added 28 pounds with the product. The ad offers a full money back guarantee after four 60 cent boxes or two 1 dollar boxes if no gain or satisfaction is achieved.
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