Duke Faces Hard Test As Road Schedule Stretches
Duke’s football team heads to Boston College for a tough weekend game after four straight away from home and four road games this season. The Blue Devils will finish the season with five home and several away games, including a first Atlantic Coast Conference appearance against LSU next week.
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Durham
N. C
Duke
Blue Devils
Boston College
Boston
Pitt
Navy
Villanova
Mercer
Macon
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Devils
Carolina
Louisiana State University
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Davidson
Louisiana State
Konjola Proclaimed Cure Across Many Ailments
An advertisement extols Konjola as a 32 ingredient remedy claim ing to cleanse and invigorate organs. It features a testimonial from Harvey Poplin of High Point detailing improved digestion kidneys and sleep after using Konjola. Sold at Main Drug Store 105 South Main Street and by local druggists.
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Konjola
Harvey Poplin
West Commerce Street
High Point
Konijola
Poplin
Koujola
South Main Street
Adv
Duke Penetrates Boston Again in Stadium Test
Boston braces for a big crowd in the second game at the new stadium. Duke, seeking revenge after a 20 to 9 win in 1927 and a 19 to 0 loss last year, sits even in the series. Duke trains for a tough week with scrimmage and lineup changes as reserves get more work for Philadelphia today and next Saturday.
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Boston
Duke
Blue Devils
Devils
Philadelphia
Stadium opening rain slows Duke followers seat sales
Rain and bad roads delayed many Duke supporters on the stadium opening day and likely kept early sales down for the Louisiana State game.
Professor Johnson To Preach Twice In Greensboro Today
Professor T. C. Johnson dean of men at High Point College will deliver both morning and evening sermons at Asheboro Street Baptist Church in Greensboro. The church lacks a pastor after the previous resignation.
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Johnson
Greensboro
T. C. Johnson
High Point College
Asheboro Street Baptist Church
Pelican Vessel Holds Seven Quarts Water
The pelican's pouch can contain seven quarts of water, indicating a notably large capacity for a bird.
Three Weeks Docket Summary From High Point Court
A continued list of civil action filings and motions for the High Point area includes Grace Securities Corporation versus Estelle Hulin, Superior Plumbing and Heating versus Minnie K Broadhurst, L G Nance and Ervin Cecil cases, various equity and trade disputes, and docketed motions on November 12 and surrounding days with firms such as Crescent Lumber, Davis Electric, and Gate City Motor among others.
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Minnie K. Broadhurst
Grace Securities Corporation
Estelle Hulin
L. C. Curtis
Superior Plumbing and Heating Company
L. G. Nance
Ervin Cecil
Milford Nance
Erie City Iron Works
Beeson Hardware Company
Mattie Ridge
Albert Ridge
Crescent Lumber Company
A. F. Nance
Jeff Pierce
R. L. Cecil
W. R. Bowles
R. F. Allen
Sam Vail
Davis Electric Company
Nesbit Johnson Ves Sheroff Ice and Coal Company
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
S. M. Stuart
City of
The
Arco Company
Cecil Manufacturing Company
Viola R. Warford
F. L. Warford
Bennett-Williams Company
Dire Tent and Awning Company
A. Allman
J. W. Thacker
T. H. Jackson
Highland Cotton Mills
C. C. F. Motor Company
Various Suits and Jury List Mentioned in Court Notices
Multiple civil actions listed including Atlas Supply and others, with cases against J T Berry, Whedbee, and more. Jury pools named for weeks starting Nov 5, 12, and 19, including Seward, Hartsell, Goldsmith, Abels, Hedgecock, Tucker, and many others.
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Salisbury Iron Works
Southern Railway Company
T. F. Wrenn
High Point Furniture Company
J. P. Corbett
High Point Amusement Company
R. J. Culler
Keystone Cabinet Company
New Home Sewing Machine Company
Kester Furniture Company
R. W. Seward
J. H. Hartsell
C. D. Goldsmith
O. Delk Smith
M. L. Emerson
FE. F. Nance
P. H. Durham
John H. Grubb
C. B. Lewallen
H. O. Hayworth
I. R. Black
J. W. Mitchell
J. A. Tussey
W. M. Giles
W. R. Grant
L. H. Winelowe
L. H. Harville
C. W. Meredith
S. KE. Denny
O. M. Lovings
J. Marvin Johnson
J. F. Saunders
J. R. Haddon
R. E. Campbell
J. A. Sloop
S. G. Fowler
J. E. Hall
T. Y. Hamilton
J. W. Wall
O. P. Shelton
John W Saunders
H. E. Hoover
B. C. Harmon
Conference adjourns after harmonious sessions in Western North Carolina
The conference closed with about 600 delegates in attendance and all business conducted in order. The debate over the industrial relations report was settled by an amendment before action and adopted unanimously. A federal textile commission and living wages were proposed as solutions to factory evils.
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North Carolina
Commission On Industrial Relations
Eastern bungalow design offers year round comfort and shade
The article describes a California style bungalow with a large front porch across the façade and a rear entry hall. It highlights light filled living spaces, two large sleeping rooms with rear access, sun rooms, and ample closet space. The design uses common brick and extensive porch to ensure outdoor comfort with low upkeep, and notes the design drawings are available from the Common Brick Manufacturers' Association in Cleveland.
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California
Noad
Common Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Greensboro Chosen For 41st Methodist Conference Next Year
The Greensboro convention city was selected for the 41st annual Methodist conference next year during a Greensboro session. The meeting discussed conferences for disputes, church work, and spiritual focus led by Dr. Franklin N. Parker, with six ballots to elect lay delegates and ten for clergy. The report highlighted a $70,000 Duke foundation hospital in Elkin and a substantial endowment fund for superannuates, plus ongoing church financial and welfare initiatives.
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North Carolina
Greensboro
S. B. Turrentine
Greensboro College
Loy H. Thompson
Dallas
Texas
Franklin N. Parker
Ing
Carolinas
Elkin
Duke Foundation
Chatham Family
James A. Bell
Charlotte
Conference
Publishing House
Christian Advocate Fund
The Courtesy Racket and The Theater Seating Debate
A long critique examines theater seating fairness for the weak and disabled versus strong patrons and warns ushers face trouble enforcing new rules. It likens transit conductors training to polite service while noting rising value of civility in public employees amid shifting social manners.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
New Yorker
Debiutantes
Negress Will Shoots Marie and Brother in Domestic Fight
In a domestic dispute at Marie's home, Ottis Carpenter was shot in the shoulder by David Hood. Hood's alleged attack followed an argument with Martie, Marie's husband. Marie herself believed she was dying but was told the danger was fright, not a wound. Ottis survived after treatment and discharge.
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Ottis Carpenter
Marie
Eaid
Ottis
David Hood
Martie
Progress in Methodist session amid unemployment and growth
The report notes rapid, smooth progress across districts with increased salaries and new churches. Greensboro district paid all claims, and thirteen of fifteen men entering full connection were college graduates, indicating a more capable ministry despite social unrest and unemployment.
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Greensboro
J. B. Craven
High Point
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Hoover
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D. S. Hayworth
E. B. Macon
J. L. Shaw
W. K. Dickens
D. B. McKinney
G. O. Kearns
J. T. Tucker
G. Q O. Hayworth
C. E. Moffitt
F. E. Sauls
F. R. Fraley
B. C. Page
J. M. Freeman
J. A. Hicks
H. E. Davis
R. W. Slate
J. L. Royal
T. G. Cummings
Alfred Pierce
L. D. Corns
C. W. Cox
HB. d. Luck
Samuel Griffith
Glene Brown
Bristol
Portsmouth
R. IL
Narragansett Bay
Oscar Stetson
Roger Williams
Wilbur Melson
John Clark
State
Allene Sumner
Sandows
Sampsons
Western Carolina
Studebaker
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Henry Motor Sales Co
North Main Street
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