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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
3
The article discusses cake making basics including proportions, mixing methods without a mixer, and folding in whites. It covers butter creaming, order of adding eggs and flour, and how liquids should be added first when using a mixer. It notes plain versus rich cakes and hints at future sponge cake guidance.
Mimi recounts a cheerful Berlin visit after a dreary Hamburg stay. The trip includes a Coney Island style amusement area with water chutes, a vaudeville show, and a wild roller coaster ride. A German water-chute excursion ends with a quarrelsome American couple, the wife vowing to go home as the husband endures a tense holiday moment.
Mrs Zeb Vance Long of Statesville argues that a woman's real kingdom lies in the home with husband and children, while acknowledging women's broader roles. She says a mother's influence, extended through well trained offspring, holds greater power than any public role. She supports voting rights and civic duties, urging wise use of the vote.
Mrs. Long calls for corruption-free laws and strong ballot oversight to protect suffrage. She condemns youth dress and behavior patterns, urges mothers to guide daughters, and argues women must lead social reform to redeem the era and shape the future.
Eighteen property deeds filed in Greensboro county courthouse reflect about $38,000 in transactions. Names include Highland Park, West Inc. J H Jones. Central Oil Company. F B Rankin. A K Moore Realty. O D Nelson. Kemp C Clendenin. W D McAdoo. Joyce P Wall. William Eccles. George T Penny. N Southard. Dumont Bunker. Grace S Durham. Pp R Tucker. Southern Power Company and others.
J L Batton transfers Pope subdivision lot to C H Grantham for 3000 dollars. The deal accompanies a separate mill joining with Gem Cotton mill for 2750 dollars. These transactions reflect local property and industrial dealings.
Charlotte dispatch says Six heavy bridges will be erected by the Southern Railway in North and South Carolina to replace lighter structures. The largest will be a 625 foot bridge across the Yadkin river near Idols on the Winston-Salem Charlotte line, with concrete topping and five 125 foot riveted truss spans. Also replacing the Broad river bridge near Shelton and Cedar creek bridge near Montgomery with heavier riveted truss spans.
Doctors advise Calotabs as a puri fied calomel tablet to break up a cold or grippe overnight. One or two tablets at bedtime with water claims to end the cold by morning without salts or nausea, leaving you hungry and at full appetite. a family package costs 35 cents at any drug store.
New structure work planned at Curtis creek near Old Fort and across Shut-in creek between Hot Springs and Paint Rock including a 50 foot plate girder to meet modern loading. At Bullocks creek near Sharon South Carolina, on the Kingsville Marion line, concrete piers and a 160 foot deck truss span will be built. All bridges fabricated by Virginia Bridge and Iron Company with masonry and related work by Southern Railway forces.
A decisive dispute unfolds at the American Legion's seventh national convention in Omaha Nebraska as delegates debate the official stance toward Colonel William Mitchell, a vocal critic of the nation's air power policy. The fight centers on how the Legion should respond to his criticisms and proposals.
The Rev. Joe Mike Lonergan of Illinois was named by the Oregon delegation to take the place of the state delegant at large missing from the conven tion. Lonergan is a strong supporter of Colonel Mitchell, and delegates foresee a potential showdown on the Mitchell issue. An aeronautic committee met to review proposals for resolutions, with a subcommittee recommending support for Col Mitchells unified air service plan without naming any individual.
Five University of North Carolina faculty members returned to campus this fall with their brides. J Minor Gwynn from the Latin department, M A Hill, Ernest Mackie, Earle Peacock, and William Olsen resume teaching after marrying over the summer.
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