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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1931
Page
8
Grace, Sarah, and Sue discuss a tea party mishap where Grace confronts Jimmy’s dalliance with Natalie Webber. The tale reveals Jimmy’s weakness, Grace’s resolve, and a husband’s surprise as misunderstandings unfold. Grace explains why she shared the incident to Sue, hinting at deeper consequences and future discussions.
On October 28 1917 the first American was wounded after General Sibert forces entered the trenches. First Lieutenant De Vere H Harden signal officer in the reserve corps received a moderate shrapnel wound in the leg. Dr Dumba spoke in the Reichstrat declaring US naval program bluff and Allied forces captured Mercken peninsula Gorizia and Cavidale were taken. Monte Santo captured. Sunday observed as a day of prayer for American arms. Wilson proclamation complied.
Mrs. R. B. Douglas of Jackson Mississippi reports severe weakness with head and back pain. After two bottles of Cardus, she felt stronger and her head and back pains stopped. The vegetable tonic has been used by women for over 50 years and is sold by leading druggists.
Public advice column outlines beauty rules and do nots. It emphasizes cleansing, proper makeup, posture, deodorant, hygiene, and mouth care to maintain skin and overall health. The guidance targets daily routines and cautions against poor habits.
Robert Grey, 60, died at his home near Asheboro after months of illness. Funeral and burial will be Wednesday at Union Grove church at 2 30 p m, with Rev Joe Trodden officiating. He leaves a wife and three daughters Agnes, Margaret, and Mrs Wiley Davidson, all of Randolph County. Rev A P Brantley, former First Methodist pastor in Asheboro, will move to the First Methodist in Kansas City. Mrs Brantley joined Asheboro social and religious life. visitors include Mrs J W McGuinn of High Point and Mrs Clyde Cox of High Point visiting Asheboro relatives.
High Flyers PARIS-France has finished its new Farman aircraft designed for stratospheric work. Installation of scientific recording devices will take time before ten mile zone flights begin. An onboard oxygen generator will supply air to pilot and passengers. Mrs. Claude Woodruff set a Springfield Missouri golf course record with a 74.
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