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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1927
Page
10
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Faith worries over her husband Jim Lane's hinted remark about seeking another woman. Cherry and Bob grow distant at work and at home, while Joy brims with camp stories and fashion plans. Family dynamics strain during a celebratory dinner.
Faith confronts the reality of her broken marriage in a candid drama drawn from late 1920s social mores. The piece examines personal conflict, societal expectation, and the limits of forgiveness within a domestic setting.
Two North Carolina national guard officers were ordered by the war department to artillery training. First Lieutenant B. T. Gilliken of Smithfield battery 113th F A goes to Fort Sill Oklahoma for three months. Second Lieutenant Yates W. Floyd of Lumberton battery 252 coast artillery goes to Fortress Monroe Virginia for six weeks.
A special two weeks civil term of the United States district court convened in Raleigh with no cases on the docket. Congress reduced funds leaving only one regular term annually, with Judge I M Meekins presiding.
An advertisement features L. A. Champion praising Adlerika for stomach and bowel relief after 18 years of gas. It touts immediate gas relief from the first spoonful and notes Adlerika can remove old waste matter, improving meals and sleep. Matton Drug Co., 107 North Main St., adv.
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