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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1926

Page

3

Heath's Return Sparks Night of Suspects on Long Island

A murder on Heath family grounds and the disappearance of Perry Heath set Harbor Gardens agog. Detective Truitt uses a hidden vantage to trap the suspect as Bunny, Inman, and Buck circle the case amid late night intrigue at the Heath bungalow.

Heath Harbor Gardens Long Island Myra Heath Perry Heaths Lawrence Inman Myra Bunny Moore Sam Anderson AL Cunningham Bunny Inman Cunningham Anderson Perry Heath Toohunter Buck Steve Truitt Truitt Buck

Flapper Fanny Sheds Light On Kitchen Plans

Heath and Fanny move toward the Harbor area passing the Bridge and Park side as they proceed to the headquarters. Heath asks to stop for letters left in a locker, asking his companions to watch him briefly. To be continued.

Tod Truitt Ted Steve Bunny Heath Headquarters Country Club

Raleigh Ponders Pou Defense Tactics in Wood Killing Case

In Raleigh the inclusion of James H Poul of the Raleigh Bar on the defense staff for the Rev. George Wood case sparks debate on its impact. Poul’s history of aiding defense in high profile killings and the resulting public sentiment suggest potential jury influence and media bias shaping outcomes.

Raleigh Pou James H. Poul Raleigh Bar George Wood W. B. Cole Bill Ormond Jesse Wyatt Stephen Holt Mr. Cole Poll Wyatt Cole Wood Crawford Kinston John G. Dawson James Hinton Shakespeare

Weapons For the Man Hunt

A columnist describes evolving courtship tactics in women as the man hunt shifts from old blushes to modern methods. Petting, steam roller campaigns, and athletic flashy women are discussed, with a warning to favor earnest, straightforward women who resist the scramble and manipulation.

Marguerite Leart

Ultra-fashionable schools teach simplicity and earnest living

The text notes that fashionable schools emphasize plain living and sincerity as a safeguard. It mentions that these institutions serve as reliable indicators or barometers for broader values and trends in education and society.

Mecklenburg's Jail Fatting Inmates On Steady Diet

Charlotte report notes Mecklenburg County jail inmates gain weight on steady meals and long rest. Jailer Crenshaw says meals include oatmeal for breakfast and beans at night with 10 to 12 hours of sleep, despite health board objections over night shirts.

Charlotte Mecklenburg State Board of Health Crenshaw

Dissolution Notice of H. & M. Motor Company

The partnership between D. H. Hayworth and G. W. Morgan doing business as H. & M. Motor Company is dissolved. G. W. Morgan states he is not responsible for any debts or liabilities of H. & M. Motor Company. Dated September 2, 1926.

D. H. Hayworth G. W. Morgan H. & M. Motor Company

Joke misleads Burlington cops to hornet swarm

Patrolman Boyd Trollinger and Currie Murrie rushed to a call about hidden liquor at an old rubbish pile. A galvanized drum was overturned and a swarm of wild hornets fled, proving the “liquor” was merely insects and not contraband.

Burlington Boyd Trollinger Currie Murrie Bluecoat

Mrs A H Graf Dies In Salisbury Note of Funeral

Mrs. A H Graf, 50, wife of a Salisbury manufacturer, died at home last night. Funeral at St Luke's Episcopal Church tomorrow at 4 PM. Survived by husband, son A H Graf Jr, and daughter Marie. Son was in France and delayed by travel constraints.

A. H. Graf Salisbury St. Luke’s Episcopal Church A. H. Graf, Jr Marie France New York

Cardus credited with restoring Mrs. Marsh to health

Lynchburg Virginia resident Mrs. Lee T. Marsh describes taking Cardus over several years. She states a decade ago weakness nearly left her unable to move and that six bottles rebuilt her strength and appetite. She recalls illness after a cold last year improved after continuing Cardus. Sold by all druggists. NC-172

Lynchburg Cardus Lee T. Marsh First Street Florida

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Carolyn Wells RSE G.R Putnam Sons Mr. Heath Ted Buck Mr. Inman Larry Mhealth Flapper Fanny NEA Service, Inc Cecil Wachovia Southern Railway System Cincinnati Ohio Louisville N. C. Concord N. C Greensboro N C Hickory High Point Kannapolis Lexington N C. Marion Morganton Mooresville Newton Statesville N. C. Salisbury Thomasville Winston-Salem Southern Railway Asheville Knoxville R. H. Graham DPA Charlotte, N. C Hillcrest Drive Jacobs Avenue North Main Street Hawthorn Street Denny Street Kearns Street Park Street Granby Street Monroe Street Oakland Street East Bay Street Woodbury Street Franklin Street Tipton Street Kennedy Street Ridge Street Sixth Street Lexington Avenue West Bay Street Carrick Avenue Orlando Street Council Street Clyde Sunset Drive Worth Avenue Brentwood Avenue Carter Street Springfield Avenue R. L. Pickett Johnny Mann Drug CO the Enterprise Bureau Walter Hote C. A. Ring & Sons Druggists English St Rose Furniture Co Chichesters Chichesters Dismora the Watch Shop H. J. Culclasure South Main St Penny's Miss Mae Kirkman West Broad Street Johnson J. A, Daiton Briggs Mfg. Co High Point Buggy Co S&s Pyer Starr Motor Co Hamilton Street Goodyear Hiatt Tire Co West High Stree Virginia Lady I. Miller South Main Street Moore’s Book Store N. Main St Camel City Line Winston Mount Airy North Wilkesboro Martinsville Roanoke Camel City Coach Company Spike S. Main Street Mr. Coble
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