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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
2
Nine first year players on the University of Pittsburgh football team are noted as leaders among the newcomers. The report profiles their roles, positions, and anticipated impact for the season.
Rev. J E Pritchard pastor of Asheboro Methodist Protestant church attends the Western conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in High Point carrying greetings from the Protestant conference. Dr S S Taylor president selected Pritchard and sent credentials. Randolph jail note shows sentence for bond. Walter Siler of Pittsboro visited Randolph county superior court. J A Spence and wife hosted visitors from Pawlaéséka Oklahoma who left on Thursday.
Earl Batten of Asheboro a painter was arrested Tuesday night near Home Buildings Inc charged with drunkenness and transporting. He carried a half pint of whisky at arrest. A magistrate’s hearing Wednesday morning set fines and costs at 16.40 which he could not pay and he was recommitted to custody.
W B McEwen urged courtesy as essential in buyer seller relations comparing a discourteous buyer to a bootlegger. He argued business success rests on respect, useful trade information, and a pleasant response to no. He asked readers to consider what their buyer or seller name signifies for themselves and their community.
Local residents witness Marama demonstrate his mysterious act at the American Theatre with Chief of Police E A McGhee Captain W F Taylor and George F Edwards of the High Point Enterprise present. The Pyramid of Death, a boxed water-sinking feat, draws admiration and questions about its secret. The act, tied to Egypt legends and near eastern magic, plays Friday and Saturday October 25 and 26.
More than half of Newfoundland men are employed in the fishing sector, reflecting the region's dominant marine economy and its impact on rural communities and livelihoods.
Raleigh will host the next stage in the trial of six Gaston strikers and leaders charged in the Gastonia police chief murder. In April the case goes to the North Carolina Supreme Court for appeals, with Attorney General Brumaitt and Frank Nash arguing for the state as the record remains lengthy and complex.
The passage asserts that Bill is responsible for the belief of the defendants' guilt based on evidence rather than bias against them as communists or strike leaders. It emphasizes the decision rests on facts, not prejudice.
Harold W. Hayes of Hartford Connecticut based Travelers Insurance received notice of his qualification for membership in the Life Producers club. Officials from the home office informed him that producers who meet yearly business goals across the United States and Canada earn automatic membership in the club.
The record notes Columbus outfitted seventeen ships for his second voyage in 1493. The fleet prepared under royal sponsorship aims to reach the New World with a larger expedition and supplies.
In Buenos Aires a Beardmore-Diesel electric engine hauled a special train from Buenos Aires to Cipolletti nonstop, covering 775 miles in 20 hours and 37 minutes. This marked the longest uninterrupted railroad trip to date with a diesel electric power unit.
A Turkish woman faces social reproach as wearing a hat is deemed against Moslem law and tradition. The issue highlights cultural and religious norms influencing dress and public behavior.
Mothers report Teethina helps infants when early cold signs appear. The ad touts Dr. Moffett's Teethina as a mild safe laxative that clears poisons from the bowels, regulates the stomach, and strengthens babies against winter illnesses. Sold for 30c by druggists with free sample offer from C J Moffett Co Columbus Ga.
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