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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
19
Japanese match makers warn that moisture proof matches by a French engineer threaten their market. In rainy regions such as the South Sea islands and parts of India, Japanese safety matches risk spontaneous combustion. Osaka will host a meeting of producers to discuss improvements to stay competitive.
Details were announced Saturday for an extensive hotel and resort project at Hot Springs north of Asheville, North Carolina. The Hot Springs Development Company has leased about 360 acres from Mrs. B. M. Safford for 99 years to build what may become the region’s largest enterprise in western North Carolina in years.
Deputy Sheriff G. H. Johnson with Deputy Lassiter and others captured Charlie Lawrence a Negro who in March murdered Lieutenant Chappell a World War veteran by shooting him in the stomach with a shotgun New York state has hiking clubs this rail strike evil result
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