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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1925

Page

11

Beauty contest sparks debate on Native beauty in Northwest

Jeanette Little Dog, a 17 year old Blackfoot daughter of Chief Little Dog from Glacier National Park, places near top in a Northwest Indian beauty contest. Miss Alice Garry of Spokane wins over 28 mixed and full blood Indian contestants from regional tribes.

Glacier Park Mont Jeanette Little Glacier National Park Okone Wash Pac&c Northwest Congress Jean Alice Garry Spokane Government Indian School Chemawa Oregon Little Dog Miss Little Dog Dauber Jeanette Chief Little Dog Glacier National Park Reservation

Sweet Potatoes Cure Well In Curing House

KINSTON November 20 AP Over 1 000 bushels of sweet potatoes in the curing house owned by E L Johnson of Lenoir County have cured out well and the temperature was halted for a week Mr Brickhouse County Agent notes D A Whitfield has harvested tobacco from fertilizer demonstration plots with excellent results K W Loftin reports magnesium limestone improved tobacco quality and yield and he will use more next season Twenty five thousand caps for government explosives arrived used by farmers to clear land and drain

Kinston E. L. Johnson Lenoir County Johnson C. M. Brickhouse K. W. Loftin Brickhouse

Parole Board Sees Mercy In Temporary Prisoner Releases

Raleigh reports that Governor McLean and Pardon Commissioner H Hoyle Sink note temporary paroles for visiting ill relatives or attending funerals are granted without bond or extensive reviews. Most parolees return to finish sentences, reflecting mercy but raising questions about supervision and future likelihood of similar requests.

Raleigh H. Hoyle Sink McLean Sink Link

Clinchfield Coal declares 50 cent dividend

New York November 19 AP says the Clinchfield Coal Corporation directors declare a dividend of fifty cents a share on the common stock. The company operates extensive bituminous properties in Virginia.

New York Clinchfield Coal Corporation Virginia

Stock Distributes Dividend Rise to Three Dollars This Year

The issue distribution increases to 3.00 per share for the year versus 1.50 last year with 1.50 per share paid in March and 1.00 in October.

Marcu

Shenandoah wreck tests show metal frame stability

Tests by the Bureau of Standards indicate the Shenandoah wreckage metal framework remained sufficiently sturdy and not significantly weakened to reduce the ship’s resistance.

Washington Shenandoah Bureau of Standards

Pape's Diapepsin Provides Fast Digestion Relief

A widely advertised remedy promises quick relief from upset stomach gas and indigestion. The copy asserts that after taking Pape's Diapepsin the stomach instantly eases pain and distress and that millions rely on this harmless corrective as druggists recommend it.

Pape

Advisory committee forms to push Smoky Mountains park plan

An advisory panel of 30 prominent North Carolina and Tennessee figures is named to sponsor the effort to create a Great Smoky Mountains national park. Members include U.S. Senators Simmons and Overman and several governors and editors, plus business and railroad leaders from both states. The group backs purchasing park lands for transfer to the federal government once Congress authorizes the park.

Asheville North Carolina Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains National Park Congress Smoky Mountains United States F. M. Simmons Lee S. Overman Zebulon Weaver A. L. Bulwinkle Charles L. Abernethy Josephus Daniels Raleigh News and Observer Wade H. Harris A. W. McLean R. W L. Doughton Laurel Springs Camron Morrison Charlotte Julian A. Price Greensboro E. C. Grove W. C. Boren Sanford Martin Winston-Salem Journal Winston- Salem John A. Cecil Biltmore H. S. Ward Washington

Drink Water to Help Bothered Kidneys Says Authority

A noted authority recommends flushing kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and occasionally using Jad Salts or similar preparations to neutralize acids from rich foods. He warns excess acids harm kidney function, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, and urinary symptoms, and advises a tablespoon of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days.

Jug Trophy Returns Spark Michigan Minnesota Rivalry Tradition

Coach Fielding Yost sent a wire to Dr. L J Cook after the loss to demand the jug be returned. Cook replied you will have to win it back, creating a tradition that elevates Michigan games in the Gopher schedule. The jug banquet will honor the captain of the victorious team after Saturday's game.

Minneapolis Fielding Yost Yost L. J. Cook Minnesota Athletics Dr. Cook Michigan

Guardian of the Little Brown Jug Heads to Michigan

Oscar Manson, keeper of equipment for the Gopher athletic department, sails to Michigan on a mission tied to a long tradition. He guards the brown water jug trophy, first claimed after the 1903 six to six tie between Minnesota and Michigan on Northrop Field.

Minneapolis Oscar Manson Michigan Oscar Gopher Minnesota Northrop Field

Iselin Group Denied Intervention in Railroad Receivership

Federal Judge Wilkerson refused the Iselin committee of four minority stockholders their request to intervene in the receivership cases of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad. The ruling keeps the current liquidation and management plan intact as the proceedings continue.

Chicago Wilkerson Iselin Committee Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad

Mrs Georgia Page Dies In Gastonia At 71

Mrs. Georgia Anderson Page, 71, prominent Gastonia matron, died after weeks of illness. Survived by three daughters and four sons, including Grover Page, cartoonist for the Louisville Courier-Journal.

Page Gastonia Georgia Anderson Page Grover Page The Louisville Courier-Journal

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