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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1929

Page

8

Little Snippet Notes Infant Bonnet Gift

A fragmentary note describes a child named Miss Jones wearing a darling bonnet. Shwee claims she bought it, weighing twelve pounds, with playful street chatter and gaga style.

Miss Jones Shwee Gaga

Konjola Claims Fame as Medicine With a Million Friends

A High Point advertisement touts Konjola as a merit worthy drug with extensive testimonials. The Konjola Man at 105 South Main Street invites locals to try the remedy for digestive, kidney, liver, rheumatic, neuritis and nervous ailments and shares Mr. H. E. Haley's stories of relief after four years of suffering.

Konjola South Main Street High Point Mann Drug Store H. EB. Haley Millis Street Haley

Hidden Secrets and Shifting Trust on the Porch

Sue confronts Grace and Jack about a secretarial position Sue holds while Grace quits. Clinger’s motives are questioned as Sarah seeks acceptance and a fortune. The group discusses marriages, business, and a plan to leave for a car ride as Sue learns more about Jack’s social circle and banking ties.

Jack Grace Sue Yeur Sarah Clinger Jimmy Hayden Thornton T' Sue Sybil

Alaska Forest Timber Volume Estimated at 78.5 Billion Board Feet

A conservative estimate places Alaska’s standing timber at 78.5 billion board feet on national forest lands. About 74 percent is western hemlock and 20 percent Sitka spruce, both suitable for newspaper pulpwood.

National Forests of Alaska Sitka Pluce

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