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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
10
The Southern Railway company informed the High Point chamber of commerce of a new rate of 3.60 dollars per net ton for pipe and cast iron carload shipments, with a specified minimum load.
A vintage beauty tip touts Danderine as a 35 cent remedy to moisten and brush into hair for instant fullness and shine. It claims the product suits dry or brittle hair, faded or gray strands, leaving hair appearing twice as thick and vibrant.
The division freight agent states a reduced rate for 30 000 pound shipments from Lynchburg Virginia to High Point applies only to traffic after December 1. The High Point Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau helped secure the reduction. The move will affect city residents using pipe for water and sewer projects.
A Chicago trust company writes that a long established manufacturing firm seeks relocation to High Point. The firm, a client, would need a 50 by 200 feet two story building and carries a weekly payroll around $5,000. The letter asks what vacant buildings or sites are available and what incentives could attract the industry.
Frank Kasloyv known as king of American gypsies sails to Europe to seek a gypsy princess as his queen. He travels with more than fifty followers who mourn at the pier in New York as the Mauretania departs for Venice.
The Hi Y club holds its first annual alumni banquet in the Wesley Memorial church basement Friday at 6 30 pm. About 60 High Point alumni members are expected. Hosts are current Hi Y members. The program features songs, invocations, meals, several talks by Henry Gurley Holt McPherson Bill Ragan Joe Snyder Dick White L R Johnston and Gilbert Ragan with music by the high school orchestra and a grand finale by Edgar Hartley.
The notice promotes Joni-Ease as a joint remedy sold by Mann Drug and Green Drug in a storefront style advertisement. It claims spine and joint relief through nightly massage and urges customers to buy the product from local pharmacists.
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