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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1922

Page

5

Building Active at Thomasville Church Project

The Thomasville community church is adding finishing touches to its main auditorium and basement rooms. Finishing work continues on plastered walls as excavations begin for a new expansive building, aiming to serve the graded school and surpass other town churches.

J. D. Newton Thomasville Finch

Ironized Yeast Promises Clear Skin and Strong Blood

An advertisement extols Ironized Yeast as a remedy for pimples and skin blemishes by supplying iron and vitamins. It claims quick visible results, builds strength, and improves nerves and blood cells for men, women, and children, with 60 tablets per package sold for $1.00 at drug stores.

Ironized Yeast Co Atlanta

District Eight Campaign Sparks Lively Race

The piece notes a heated campaign in District Eight amid public works buzz. It cites highway bond dealings, a Roanoke River bridge opening in Williamston, and state construction totals as officials discuss new road laws and ongoing projects.

Score State Highway Commission Martin County Williamston Roanoke River General Assembly

Postmasters Meet in Washington to Discuss Mail Handling

The National Association of Postmasters will hold its annual convention in Washington September 27 to 29. About 19 090 first second and third class postmasters have been notified with half expected to attend. PM Purdy resigns. address by Dr H W Work and Bartlett. Committees named for program and transportation as they plan discussions on expeditiously handling mails amid curtailed train schedules. A separate line mentions Jesse James home visit and a Michigan man who smoked with dynamite.

Minneapolis Minn National Association, of Washington, D. C E. A. Purdy Purdy Wm. Purdy H. We Bartlett National” Association M. O. Chance Washington Washington, Dir Crome Tai Fma OL Lae Arrangements, Commmittee Ostmaster Lathrop Offi “Toledoe Portuissier Lueder Chicago Transportation Committee

France Flags Khaki Uniforms To Deceive The Enemy

France outfits its troops in khaki aiming to mislead Germany into mistaking them for American forces. The move reflects wartime camouflage strategy and concerns about disguise effectiveness.

France Germany

French Girls Wear Green Ribbons to Wed

Report notes French girls seeking marriage wear green ribbons triggering fears of a ribbon shortage at home as shortages spread.

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Tilden Jaton Gerald Patterson Bill’ Tilden Forest Fills Silver- Smith North Main Street Theater Salem Street Insurance Department First National Bank Kress Liberty Baptist Association Summervile Church Denton R.S. Green Paul Newton F. B. Hamrick L. E Teague H.B. Brewer Thomasville First D. M. L Kesler Kesler Sallie McCracken Biblical Recorder C. L. Wagstaff Winston- Salem C. L. Haywood Durham National Association Jesse James Michigan Skull S. Main Street Stamey’s Gilmers Steed’s Enterprise Dietz A. Barbe Southern Exposition Building G. F B. Hutchens Gilmers, Inc Thomasvill Eanterprise High Point N.C Harllee Furniture Co N. Main Street Lindsay Street N. C Morris Street High Point Insurance and Real Estate Co Commerce Street Dewey Street W. F. Chadwick Old Jamestown Pang Geo F. Alexander N. Ma. Street Boston Stamey Geo. F. Alexander Red Alexander Stameyr Alan FORD Max Benewitz Southern Motor Co Dodge Charles L. Amos Grimes Street W. Russell St High Point-Greensboro Redland Park KE. Jones Wachovia Bank Lexington-Greensboro M. P College R. EB. Jones R. E&. Jones Rh. E. Jones D. N. Welborn D. N. Wolbern Allen Austin R. &. Jones Best Street English Street E. Green Street Cable Street Idangum Avenue Mangum Avenue Hutchens Geo Fr. Alexander High Point Iron Works Dan W. Smite Adams Street J. Wi Gas Commerce Produce Co DP. L. Culler Greer Street Fairfield Road Thomasville Road J. W. Johnson Archdale Road Mechanicsville Cement Road Mechanicsvile Moore’s Book Store Meéri’s Brunswick Beach Sears Main Street Musiena Maity Street Everything Musical BE. Andrews
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