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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
6
A 1925 household column discusses filet crochet and cross stitch for bags and accessories, offering techniques to center initials on textiles using black and white contrasts, backed squares, and color inserts. It also contains a social critique about insipid characters and a note about a personal Q and A service.
An application will be made to the governor of North Carolina for the pardon of Herman M. McCarter who was convicted at the September 1924 term of the Guilford County Superior Court for larceny and sentenced to three years. Opponents of the pardon are invited to protest to the Governor without delay. Dated September 10 1925.
Gate City Motor Company advertises a public auction of a 1925 Ford Coupe owned by H. C. Card. The repair bill of 8 dollars remains unpaid and the vehicle is in the custody of the seller. Auction set for September 28 at noon at the Greensboro courthouse door.
A witty anecdote tells of Isabelle among friends at the Grand Canyon who breaks the awe with a breezy exclamation about the view calling it too cute for anything. The moment showcases a clash between reverence and playful youthful charm in a travel scene.
The piece argues that alibis are excuses for missing education and urges self education. It cites Edison as an example of learning despite limited schooling and notes libraries and newspapers as accessible sources. It stresses that self educated people retain knowledge, teach others, and excel in business while avoiding ignorance.
Durham reports the installation of a student employment bureau at Duke University has aided scores of self help students. Several hundred students will work their way through school this year in positions such as tutors salesmen newspaper route carriers laundry club representatives watchmen janitors waiters stenographers bookkeepers grocery clerks and more.
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