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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
3
Durham September 12. Dr Andrew Runni Anderson, professor of ancient languages and literature, is named new faculty member at Duke University.
Advert describes MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder that fights shine lasts longer applies smoothly and remains pure and fine. Promoted by Mann Drug Stores with emphasis on pores and flawless finish.
Dr. Anderson, a Norwegian-born scholar who came to the United States at age 12, will join Duke University next year as professor of Latin. He earned his A B from Wisconsin and Ph D from Harvard, with teaching stints at Wisconsin Princeton Northwestern and Utah. He belongs to several scholarly societies and has contributed widely to journals.
The article suggests vegetable casseroles with a rich cheese sauce as a simple main course. It emphasizes that housewives can prepare them easily and that school children and husbands will enjoy the dish if mothers develop the casserole habit.
In a boarding school drama, Helen Page learns from Leonard Brent that she is Evangeline Helen Cunningham, daughter of Charles Nellin and the late mother. Brent reveals her grandfather Cyril Cunningham's control, the Mexico backstory, and a promised truth about her inheritance and father before she graduates.
The article urges preparing the house for winter while pleasant weather remains. Laundering curtains, re-dunting drapes, airing rugs, and adding color improve rooms. New lamp shades and sofa cushions refresh spaces more than new furniture.
The record highlights S. S. S. as a century old success built on fresh vegetable ingredients. It emphasizes a long history of efficacy and trust in the product.
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