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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
3
Two men held in Philadelphia charged with attacking women after the reappearance of the strangler. Ed Jackson identified by Mrs. Kaassinow and William Davis linked to Miss Gladys Levin and Miss Dorothy Robins. Davis denied the attacks, but authorities and victims point to him. Levin fainted during court when Davis appeared.
A North Carolina Tuberculosis Association piece warns that overstimulation such as coffee and late night activities harms health. It argues energy levels drop when tired and warns of consequences from ignoring the body's limits. The note mentions Clarence Taylor as a minor injured party from a separate incident. In Washington, President Coolidge is reviewing a United Mine Workers wage grievance raised by John L. Lewis.
Guilford county realty transfers yesterday involved about 53000 in total expenditures. Fourteen deeds were filed for record, led by a 15000 sale of a Sunset Drive lot in Greensboro from G Allen Mebane to A J Klutz. Other transfers include Richardson to Bergman for 500, Richardson to Gregman for 500, Thompson to Morrison for 4000, McGlamery to Sides for 2000, and Sockwell to Tid.
Sioux Indians join James Cruze's Paramount epic The Pony Express in Cheyenne Wyoming. A band exceeding one thousand Sioux traveled from Pine Ridge North Dakota to fight a staged battle in the westerns spectacle. The warriors wore war paint and rode bareback as the scene unfolds for the screen.
A reflective piece argues speech as essential to living and thought, criticizing children’s clipped slang while urging a middle ground between formal and casual speech. It notes schools limit oral practice and stresses the link between language clarity and thinking.
A citywide Thanksgiving program organized by Superintendent T. Wingate Andrews was performed today in all schools. The outline guided age appropriate exercises with a processional doxology prayer and responsive readings. Proclamations by the U S President the state governor and High Point mayor accompanied a flag salute and Battle Hymn of the Republic as the recessional.
At Greensboro Cut Stone works an air tank exploded at 7 o clock injuring J S Scott a negro laborer who was in a doctor's office when the blast occurred. Scott did not know what had happened after the explosion.
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