Asheboro Doctor Delivers Unusual Case Reported
Special to the Enterprise from Asheboro on October 30 notes Dr. C. A. Hayworth of Memorial Hospital handling an unusual medical case during an operation. Details describe the procedure and the patient’s condition without sensational terms.
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Asheboro
Enterprise
C. A. Hayworth
Memorial Hos
Doctors Operate at Home on 98 Year Old Woman
In Star Montgomery county Dr John Shamburger assisted by Dr Hayworth performed a strangulated hernia operation on Mrs Lucinda Davis 98 at her home eight miles from Star. They improvised an operating table and used local anaesthetic while Mrs Davis remained alert and conversational. She requested a good square meal after the procedure and is reported improving well.
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Asheboro
Star
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Hayworth
Lucinda Davis
Davis
Asheboro Presbytery Attends Greensboro Joint Service
On Sunday evening November 3 the Asheboro Presbyterian congregation will attend a joint service at First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro. Rev. C G Smith and Dr. Charles F Myere planned the event with an organ recital at 7 45 p m. The Asheboro group will meet an hour before and travel by motor to Greensboro.
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Corwiths Visit Asheboro After Spring Home Deal
Mr and Mrs H P Corwith of Saluda were business visitors in Asheboro for three days this week. The Corwiths lived in Asheboro last winter and developed Dogwood Acres in the spring.
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H. P. Corwith
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Asheboro
What Congress Is Doing
Senate holds funeral service for Senator Burton of Ohio. Joseph R. Grundy testifies before the senate lobby committee. Senate adjourned in memory of Burton after a regret resolution. Grundy argues western states have too much voice in tariff legislation. Senator Watson is ordered to rest. Hawley predicts a tariff bill pass. Garner says tariff bill would fail without Hoover concession. Brookhart warns many banks may fail if stock decline continues.
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Burton
Ohio
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
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Watson
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Campaigns Across the Nation Race for Mayors and Congress
The piece outlines mayoral contests in New York and Boston with figures like James J. Walker Fiorello Laguardia and James W. Curley. It notes a single congressional seat in New York’s twenty first district with Gangan Delaney and Crosswaith, plus state races in Illinois Kentucky Ohio and Virginia where John Garland Pollard and William Mosely Brown vie for governor under split Democratic lines amid Raskobism Cannonism debates.
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James W. Curley
Frederick W. Mansfield
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Daniel H. Coakley
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Roy H. Weller
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Frank Crosswaith
Socialiat
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House of Representatives
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William and Mary
William Mosely Brown
Washington and Lee
Pollard
Democratic
Dr. Brown
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Democratic National Organization
John J. Raskob
Plane Held Over Detroit Postpones Soviets Flight
Flying conditions this morning forced a postponement of the crew of the Russian plane Land of the Soviets from Detroit to New York. If weather clears by noon they plan to take off and fly as far as possible.
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New York
LaVarre Surrenders Stock In Three Papers
Macon Ga Oct 30 AP another legal development in the Hall LaVarre dispute over control of four southern papers ends as William LaVarre surrenders stock in the Columbia Record Spartanburg Herald and Spartanburg Journal to J T Webb Jr special court commissioner The action came after a court threat to jail him if he did not comply Judge Deaver also granted an appeal in the main Hall LaVarre case submission that keeps the Augusta Chronicle under Hall and notes LaVarre’s salary and admin expenses dispute remains unresolved while Webb holds stock certificates for the Augusta paper and the South Carolina titles were held by LaVarre representatives
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William LaVarre
Harold Hall
South Carolina
Georgia
LaVarre
J. T. Webb, Jr
Webb
Columbia
S. C
Spartanburg
Hall
Augusta (Ga
International Paper and Power Company
Augusta Chronicle
Denver
Deaver
Corrections About Portraits And The Mistaken Names
The note Corrects five points: Da Vinci did not paint Washington as he preceded his birth. the wall image is McKin ley not Garfield. the girl artist’s palette spelling. the easel lacks a brace. and CHRYSANTHEMUM is scrambled.
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George Washington
Washington
McKinley
Garfield
Physiology of crime links defects to criminal nature
New Haven report cites Dr. H. I. Gosline former Sing Sing pathologist arguing electrocuted criminals show physical defects that may account for their criminal tendencies.
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New Haven, Conn
H. I. Gosline
Evidence on association's possession of committee trend
Hearings revealed the association held information on the direction of the committee's work, suggesting access to influential insights guiding its conduct.
Rosenwald Pledges Support for Sears Employees Stocks
Chicago report says Julius Rosenwald pledged to guarantee stock market accounts of about 40,000 Sears Roebuck employees after a market drop. Higgins, acting with company leaders, secured collateral to protect accounts, extending a 1921 precedent of backing employee holdings and gifts of Rosenwald stock to aid the firm.
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The
Herald and Examiner
Julius Rosenwald
Sears Roebuck & Company
W. O. Lewis
John Higgins
Higgins
Rosenwald
Wall Street Curve Brings Wide Losses and Cautions
New York reports show billion-dollar losses among big operators with no clear winner. Arthur W. Cutten and the Seven Fisher brothers dominate the tally while some investors switch from bear to bull amid a chaotic market.
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Jesse Livermore
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Arthur W. Loasby
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High Point cafe owner in financial distress and death
A High Point cafe owner, Mr. Kiriakides, faced deep debt and told his wife he was in trouble. He prepared life insurance papers before an apparent death. He had property in High Point and Winston-Salem, had expanded his business, and supported by family including widow Grace Leslie and son Robert.
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Alex
Winston-Salem
South Carolina
High Point
Princess Cafe
Tom Thompson
John Gavas
Grace Leslie
Robert
Davidson Ministers On Program For M. P. Conference
Two Davidson County ministers join the program of the Methodist Protestant conference in Greensboro next week. Rev. N G Beal of Lexington will preach the conference sermon on Wednesday, and Rev H Maier of Thomasville will deliver the ordination sermon on Sunday November 10. Both are noted as able preachers and receive a deserved honor.
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Davidson County
Greens
N. G. Be
Mater
Thomasville
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Maier
Community Church
Winston Will Sue Womble For Five Thousand Dollars
Winston-Salem reports city attorney will sue L. B. Womble former head of the printing department for 5000 dollars instead of 3500 after an audit found a shortage of 3500 and a suit was begun for that amount.
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Winston-Salem
L. B. Womble
Womble
Attorneys to Seek Larger Sum in Amended Complaint
Investigations showed the amount involved exceeds $5,000. The attorneys will move before Judge Oscar O. Efird to amend the complaint and seek a larger sum.
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Fendant
Oscar O. Efird
Colored Aluminum Can Be Made White By Boiling
Aluminum can be turned dead white by boiling in a mixture of lime and calcium sulfate. The coating may be written on or printed upon and can be colored for artistic effect.
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Pittsburgh
Sargon testimonial touts health transformation after gallbladder surgery
Mrs. Cora Ball of North Kansas City reports dramatic recovery after using Sargon Soft Masa Pills and Sargon, claiming relief from pain headaches bilious attacks and constipation. The ad cites nationwide demand with California sales and notes availability at Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co in High Point.
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Ute No. 4
North Kansas City, Co
Cecil
Mann Drug Co
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