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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1936
Page
8
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The piece reflects on football's history from ancient Greece and Rome to England and Canada, noting how rugby evolved into American football and the spread of the sport. It references Cornell and Michigan matches, William Webb Ellis, and 19th century rule changes as key milestones. It invites readers to request a Funmaker leaflet.
C David Austin of Toledo recounts a shooting incident near Bowling Green where his car struck a ring necked pheasant. He stopped briefly then drove away to avoid a possible hunting license violation as another car halted and a bystander took the bird.
A reference notes the normal human body temperature is about 98.8 degrees. The statement emphasizes a typical baseline for healthy adults.
The article notes that every 20 years Shinto shrines at Ise are destroyed and rebuilt to stay undefiled, a practice tied to imperial deification. Foreign visitors are barred from the sacred gates, as the 1929 stamp image depicts the shrine ahead of its 1943 reconstruction with cedar from Kiso forests and ceremonial pagodas.
In Harlowton Montana a bottle of cognac was sealed in the first floor of the American Legion post’s new building with the rule it may be opened only by the veteran who outlives all others in the group.
The ad claims Black Draught relieves early constipation with one or two doses and stresses a "clean system for health" as a prevention of sickness. It urges families to keep the purely vegetable laxative on hand and to try it to see why many prefer it.
North Carolina Guilford County Municipal Court of High Point hears Willie Peebles Byrd versus Mayo E. Byrd to obtain an absolute divorce after more than two years separation. Defendant must appear and answer by November 27, 1936, at the Clerk’s office or court relief will be granted. Assistant Clerk Co. Be. Reitzel Jr. signs the notice. R. P. Waymen represents plaintiff. Date October 27, 1936.
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co administrator notifies all claimants to present claims against Alfred Armentrout from Guilford County North Carolina by November 21 1937 and all debts to be paid promptly. The notice is dated November 21 1936 and lists filing deadlines across multiple weeks.
The estate of D F Staley deceased of Guilford County North Carolina warns all creditors to present claims to B C Harmon administrator at his High Point office by October 11 1937 or be barred. Debtors are asked to settle promptly.
Louise Albertson serves as executrix of the estate of C. W. Albertson in a probate notice dated November 11, 1936, recording the qualification as executrix and related settlement details.
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