Rockne era echoes in UNC versus Georgia Tech gridiron clash
Notre Dame roots shape North Carolina and Georgia Tech as ex Four Horsemen mates Collins and Coveney meet Miller and Ceveney on Grant field. The coaching ties trace to Rockne era with past players guiding both sides in a Saturday opener.
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Grant Field
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Carolina
Chapel Hill
Knute Rockne
North Carolina University
Notre Dame
Chuck Collins
Tar Heels
Bill Coveney
Four Horsemen
Thomas
Moccasins
Ceveney
South Bend
Roger Kiley
Loyola
Kiley
Rockne
Don Miller
North Carolina
Miller
Harry ‘Stuhldreher
Collins
Tech
Trunk's Prescription Promises Rheumatic Cure Without Diet
An advertisement claims rheumatic neuritis cannot exist and touts Trunk's Prescription as a safe, non narcotic remedy. It asserts no mercury or salicylates, contains potent medical elements, and overcomes rheumatism without dieting, sold by Mann Drug Co.
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Trunk
Mann Drug Co
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Colds
Advertisement claims Creomulsion treats persistent coughs and colds by soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth. It alleges creosote as a major healing agent, with supposed absorption into the blood and a guarantee refund if relief is not achieved.
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Vicks
Six Day Stationary Bike Race for Women Opens
Chicago Oct 20 AP A six day bicycle race for women begins at the Illinois Women's Athletic club. The event uses stationary machines with riders accumulating miles daily. E W Jackson has 15 miles, leaders ride about 20 mph, and the winner will be decided in 1929.
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Chicago
Illinois Women’s Athletic Club
E. W. Jackson
Tech
Man obtains injunction to stop stepdaughter from night outings
In Detroit on October 20 a husband won a temporary injunction barring his stepdaughter from taking his wife out to late dances or returning with unfamiliar men. The ruling aims to curb the couple’s nighttime socializing as alleged by the husband.
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Detroit
Mich
Southern conference tests open with key games
Three southern conference football teams face early tests on Saturday while four others, already unbeaten, meet in clashes that could tighten the race. Vanderbilt led by Bill Spears meets Tulane, Kentucky hosts Sewanee, and North Carolina State travels to Florida as LSU and Mississippi A. & M. prepare for a first conference encounter amid high hopes.
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Atlanta
Vanderbilt
Bill Spears
Tulane
Washington and Lee
Princeton
Lexington
Wildcats
Kentucky
Sewanee
Purple Warriors
Alabama
North Carolina
Jack McDowell
Wolfpack
Tampa
Florida
Mac
Middlekauff
Bowyer
Five trunks of narcotics seized in drug smuggling ring
Government agents announced the confiscation of five trunks containing narcotics with an underworld value of 750000 dollars. The seizure helped end a plot to flood the eastern United States with drugs smuggled from China through a network spanning the middle Atlantic states.
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Philadelphia
Middle Atlantic
China
South Carolina and Clemson Clash in Palmetto Classic
At Columbia South Carolina and Clemson met in the annual Palmetto state football classic at the state fair grounds with an expected 13,000 in attendance. The lineup listed Clemson Robinson and Teague on the line, Ward Guarino at guard, and players including Moulthourke Swink and Zobel in backs, as officials Gooch Bagley Arnold and Strupper.
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Columbia
D. C
University of South Carolina
Clemson College
Clemson
LE Robinson
Derrick
Rodgers
Guarino
Pioer
Jean Ce
Binonror
ROE
Thomas RT GE As
Wbac
Wingfield Joyner
Melton QB
Alon Aee Bk
Ee Magill
Moulzhous
Eck Eee
Swink
Moceriop
Zobel FB
Gooch
Bagley
Arnold
Strupper
South Carolina Eleven Meets Clemson In Classic Gridiron Clash
A crowd filled the State Fair Grounds as South Carolina and Clemson met in their 25th annual football rivalry. Garnet and black faced purple and gold in clear skies with little wind as officials and society leaders attended the Palmetto state clash.
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State Fair Grounds
Columbia
Carolina
Clemson
Gamecock
Tigers
South Carolina
Palmetto
Civitan Club To Organize City Bowling Teams
High Point Civitan Club members plan a Friday 7 15 p m meeting at King Pin Bowling Alleys East Broad Street to organize four teams for inter civic club bowling tournaments this winter. All civic clubs will form teams and conduct friendly matches through the coming months.
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High Point Civitan Club
East Broad Street
Survey Finds Large Share of U.S. Workers Have Defective Eyesight
Recent surveys indicate that 25,000,000 of the 42,000,600 employed Americans have defective eyesight. the figure highlights widespread vision issues among the workforce and the potential impact on productivity and safety.
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United States
Fight film exhibition ruled legal in New York ruling
United States District Court Judge Henry W. Goddard ruled fight films may be exhibited legally in New York and elsewhere. He held exhibitors receiving films from non carriers or by mail may display them without becoming accessories to an interstate transport offense. The decision responds to questions from the federal grand jury over the Tunney Dempsey bout footage.
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New York
United States District Court
Henry W. Goddard
Goddard
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Hornet Manager Kennedy resigns from Charlotte Bees
Ray Kennedy tendered his resignation as manager of the Charlotte Hornets to owners Felix Hayman and Bud Moore. He will receive an unconditional release and may sign with any club. Kennedy praised by owners who credit his four-year tenure and say they would recommend him for a Class B role.
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Charlotte
Ray Kennedy
Charlotte Hornets
Felix Hayman
Bud’ Moore
The
Bees
Charlotte Baseball Club
Ray
Kennedy
Macon Peaches
Spartans
Messrs
Hayman
Moore
Cotton spinning shows slackening in September
Census Bureau data show September cotton spinning slipped from August yet remained above September last year. Active spindle hours total 8,761,598 with 36,562,232 spindles in place, 32,343,454 operated, and 39,132,371 spindles used at 107.0 percent capacity on a single shift. States recorded 5,796,140,201 active hours and 318 average per spindle.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Public houses in England and Wales decline by nearly twenty thousand
A report shows the number of public houses in England and Wales fell by about 20 000 over the past 22 years. The trend reflects widespread closures affecting communities and local economies.
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England and
Wales
Morons Require Special Schools
Dr W H Dixon Caswell training school superintendent argues for dedicated instruction for morons in North Carolina schools. He cites more than five thousand students of low mentality in county and public schools who rarely progress beyond third or fourth grade and often become repeaters burdens on rural education. He calls for properly trained teachers suited to subnormal learners and notes class ranges from low-grade morons to high-grade imbeciles.
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Raleigh
W. H. Dixon
Caswell Training School
Dixon
Watson Doubtful on Running for Public Office
Chicago October 26 AP The Tribune reports Senator James E Watson of Indiana may not run for public office again and gave no definite comment on rumors he could seek the Republican presidential nomination.
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Chicago
The
Trbune
James E. Watson
Indiana
Watson
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain For Men and Women
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets claiming to add weight and improve health for underweight individuals. It cites a 15 pound gain in six weeks and offers an ironclad guarantee: return unused boxes if the user does not gain at least five pounds and feel improved.
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McCoy
Mann Drug Co
America
Gardening books on display at High Point library
Sykes the florist presents a garden window at High Point Public Library featuring gardening books available for borrowing. A pink rose bed borders the display with autumn leaves and palms as a backdrop, and the High Point Garden Club donated 25 dollars of gardening books to boost the collection. The library is open 2 to 9 pm on all listed days.
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High Point Public Library
Devlin Given Death Row Stay By North Carolina Governor
Dave Devlin, a convicted killer, remained on death row after a state prison sentence. Governor McLean granted a respite until December 15 to allow time for a further investigation into the murder of Deputy Sheriff Lind say JT Yarborough in Yadkin on June 2. Devlin was moved to prison September 17 by Rowan County Sheriff Krider.
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Devlin
Raleigh
Dave Devlin
Lindsay JT
Yarborough
Yadkin
State Prison
McLean
Krider
Rowan County
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