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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1929

Page

12

Grace and Sue Plot in a County Aid Scheme

Sue and Grace scheme to uncover Martin Clinger’s manipulations as Sarah Slade, alias Phyllis Gordon, tests a return to a hidden life. Jack, the young lawyer, arrives to aid in exposing the plot while Grace weighs taking charge of the campaign.

Grace Sarah Slade Phyllis Gordon Sarah Sue Thorntons Martin Clinger Martin Jack Horner Jack Gordon Slade

Neat: Sue Rides with Jack Errorgrams Corrections

A terse notes list corrections to a prior entry. It corrects origins of animals and spellings. It notes kangaroos are not from Rhodesia and that carnivorous is misspelled. It clarifies elephants’ origins and ear shapes and fixes a scrambled word to OZONE.

Rhodesia India Africa

Trail BC Fertilizer Plant To Cost 7 Million

A commercial fertilizer plant to cost seven million dollars will be built at Trail in British Columbia. The project approval and construction plans are outlined, with local impact and economic expectations noted for the border community.

Trail British Columbia

Freckles and Friends: Life and a Merry One

Freckles and friends embark on a lively, ever changing journey full of thrills and laughs. The column captures playful misadventures and enduring camaraderie in a breezy, nostalgic voice.

Konjola Promises Health Boost at High Point Main Drug

The Konjola Man at 105 South Main Street, High Point, promotes a herbal tonic claimed to cure indigestion, liver and kidney issues, neuritis, and nervousness. It features 32 ingredients and cites Mrs. Bertha Polk as a patient whose health reportedly improved after four weeks, with “top weight” achieved.

Konjola South Main Street High Point Koenjola Bertha Polk East Commerce Street

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