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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1929

Page

7

Brent pressures Helen over inheritance and love triangle

In a tangled plot Brent tries to control Helen by threats and secrecy about the Cunningham inheritance while Eva and Shallimar maneuver around Bob Ennis. Helen resists yet remains entangled as Brent pursues her with gifts veículos and social outings amid mounting jealousy and deceit.

Brent Helen Ennis Shallimar Cunningham Cyril Cunningham Bob Ennis Bob Eva Ennie Eva New York Mr. Brent Shalimar Bramblewood Shakimar

Budgeting temptations and wages across eras

Emily N Bartlett wins a $50 prize for a budget showing seven dresses and cosmetic costs on an $15 weekly salary. The piece compares such budgets to daily realities in Egypt where Sayba Garzouzi notes women earning up to $25,000, while peasant families survive on bread and salt with meager daily wages.

Emily N. Bartlett Emily Egypt Feilaheen

Missing Show Girls Held in Atlanta

Hop Parker and Vivian Bast both 15, members of a show troupe from High Point North Carolina, left their homes Thursday to hitchhike to Atlanta. Police arrested them on request of Hop’s grandmother Mrs F F Bassett. They will be sent back to High Point today.

Atlanta Hop Parker Vivian Bast High Point N. C Hope F. F. Bassett

Cotton pea wo killed by oil flames in Wagoner

An old moth and flame fable is cited as a factor in staving off oil flame dangers in Wagoner Oklahoma where an incident burned cotton peo? The report notes authorities warning of fire risks and the need for safer handling of oils and fuel to prevent repeats.

Wagoner Okla

Boll Weevil Observation On Harris Farm Attracts Moths

James and William Harris report numerous bollworm moths attracted to a gas well flame on their farm. They noted waste under the equipment and reflectors drawing more insects to the light, causing many deaths.

James William Harris Rhein

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