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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
8
A tense day on set ends with Anne and Dan returning home after a string of delays fuses blowing costumes wrong takes and Sloan’s hardness. Anne doubts her ability to meet his standards but keeps quiet about her worries.
Dan Ridder navigates a turbulent week in Hollywood after signing a two year Grand United contract. He navigates friendships with Maris Farrell and Eva Harley while balancing gossip about Garry Sloan and Anne Winter.
Dan teases Maris with romance during a quiet moment as they share cigarettes and memories. He recalls a poem by Edna St Vincent Millay and Maris recites a line about a candle burning at both ends in a reflective exchange. To Be Continued.
City of High Point invites sealed bids for reinforced concrete and steel underpass under Southern Railway at Ward Street. Bids due by 8 PM September 16 1930 with 5 percent certified check. plans available from City Engineer. bids from licensed general contractors only.
The article describes General Washington delaying General Howe's force in New Jersey during the Revolutionary War. Howe moved toward Philadelphia with 18,000 troops, crossing Chesapeake Bay by sea after Washington failed to muster enough men for open battle. Washington’s maneuvering prevented Howe from advancing inland.
Edmonton reports two Franklin expedition camp sites located on King William's Island marking a new chapter in the Arctic mystery. Airplane expedition led by Major L. T. Burwash and pilot W. E. Gilbert obtained data on the far north and the expedition's fate after 85 years.
The British under Howe entered Philadelphia on the 26th and encamped at Germantown after forcing Washington to retire. A fog causing friendly fire panic led to a failed invasion plan, sending Washington back to the Schuylkill hills near Valley Forge about 20 miles northwest of Philadelphia.
An advertisement touts S.S.S. as a trusted product with more than a century of proven satisfaction, urging readers to rely on its long record when confidence slips.
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