High School Faces College Scrubs In Local Grid Tilt
Coach J P Boylin's varsity works on college field while Reserves host High School at Welch Field Monk Hill leads Scrubs in a bid to overpower Mariette's freshmen. Notable High Point runners clash with alma mater as Clark Ridge and Robbins loom large for Chestnut Street clash.
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J. P. Boylin
Welch Field
Monk
Robbins
Chestnut Street
Marlette
High Point High School
Scrubs
Southern Railway stockholders meet in Richmond
In Richmond on October 11 the Southern Railway annual stockholders meeting showed broader stock distribution with 17,188 holders averaging 110 shares versus 14,876 holders averaging 123 last year, a 17 percent gain. Directors Gasper G. Bacon Fairfax Harrison Jeremiah Milbank and Jackson F. Reynolds were reelected.
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Richmond
Southern Railway
Gasper G. Bacon
Massachusetts
Fairfax Harrison
Virginia
Jeremiah Milbank
Jackson F. Reynolds
New York
Herb Extract Lauded As Superior Tonic Laxative
Mrs. W. T. Senn of Columbia S C praises Herb Extract once called Herb Juice as a top health aid for regular digestion. She details long fatigue stomach distress gas and back pain improved by nightly use for weeks, claiming lasting energy better sleep and daily wellbeing. Hart Drug Co hosts the representative promoting the medicine with thousands sold nationwide.
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Mother Nature
Herb Juice Company
Hart Drug Company
Rainbow Order for Girls Organized Here
The Order of Rainbow for Girls was organized here yesterday afternoon under sponsorship of Masons and Eastern Stars. A charter class of 27 girls aged 13 to 18 was formed. eligibility requires recommendation by two Masons two Eastern Stars or two Rainbow officers. Mrs. Edgar Whitener becomes Mother’s advisor. A summer camp is planned at Hildegmont North Carolina. Ice cream and cake followed the organizational business.
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Order of Rainbow
Masons and
Eastern Stars
Masons
Rainbow Order
Edgar Whitener
Hdlgemont
N. C
Court Faulted in Teapot Dome Oil Lease Abuses
The Supreme Court condemned the Teapot Dome oil scandal noting fraud and collusion in the lease dealings between former Interior Secretary and Sinclair. It upheld government action seizing reserves and tanks at Portsmouth New Hampshire and Wyoming.
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Teapot Dome
Portsmouth
N. H
Wyoming
Wilbur
Navy Department
Coolidge
Department
Stone
van Devanter
Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Iron Tablets Promised Strength
MANN DRUG CO advertises Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Iron tablets to help underweight individuals gain weight and vitality. The ad emphasizes iron in tablet form to boost red blood cells and overall vigor, warning against cheap imitations and urging customers to specify Burke's when purchasing.
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Mann Drug CO
Proper Grip for Accurate Forward Pass
The article explains grip methods for accurate forward passes, noting many coaches favor gripping from the rear toward the center. It describes pushing the ball from the rear with a downward pull on the outside with fingers, thumb guiding, and the palm flat on the leather, with lace placement optional. It warns touching the laces can cause a curve that complicates reception.
Referendum on 400 Million Tax Reduction Proposal
The national chamber of commerce calls a 45 day referendum on its report recommending immediate federal tax reductions totaling about 400 million dollars in the first year. Proposals include a 10 percent cap on corporate income tax and abolishing the federal estate tax. Members will study the report before voting by November 21, 1927.
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Committee On Federal Taxation
The
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
National Chamber
F. J. Sizemore
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Joint
Congressional Tax Committee
James R. MacCall
Providence
Thomas S. Adams
New Haven
Arthur A. Ballantine
New York
John W. Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Stuart W. Cramer
Cramerton
N. C
William E. Elliott
Chicago
William F. Gephart
St. Louis
Edward E. Gore
Robert P. Lamont
Felix M. McWhirter
Indianapolis
Geo O. May
W.S. Morehead
Pittsburgh
Roy €. Osgood
H. H. Rice
Detroit
George M. Shriver
Baltimore
Carroll J. Waddell
Philadelphia
When to Suspect Acid Scalp
An old advertising piece explains acid scalp as the cause of dull lifeless hair and offers Danderine as a quick remedy. It notes stiffness or lack of wave, an acrid odor when warm, and promises neutralizing acid secretions within twenty four hours for five cents, urging readers to buy at drugstores.
Savage issues farewell letter from American Legion commander
Howard P. Savage writing for the Associated Press says 1,800 Legionnaires depart from England aboard the Leviathan marking the end of the international Legion pilgrimage. He notes widespread kindness and friendship toward the doughboys, observations on postwar recovery, and a hopeful view of peace influencing the Legion for years.
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Southampton
Eng
Howard P. Savage
American Legion
Associated Press
Union
Martinez Upsets Terris in Surprising Victory
Hilario Martinez toppled Sid Terris in a startling bout upset. The fight shook fans as Martinez claimed the win in the arena, signaling a dramatic shift in the boxing scene.
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Hilario Martinez
Sid Terris
Best Back in Dixie Spears Praised as Top Back
Vanderbilt quarterback Spears is widely regarded as the best back in Dixie football, drawing praise for his performance and leadership on the field.
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Dixie
Spears
Vanderbilt
Bobby Jones Back in School at Emory University
Back in school Bobby Jones is studying law at Emory University.
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Bobby Jones
Emory University
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High Point College
High Point Merchants
Young Men's Store
Robert I. Harris
Mgr
Ino
Columbia, S. C
W. T. Senn
B. C
B. C. Remedy Co
Durham
Football Fundamentals
Billy Evans
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Sonora
Wero
Broadhurst
Sedgefield Inn
Aulles
Navy
Crepe de Chine
Furn Stand
Savage
England
Continent
Europe
N. H. Silver Co
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