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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1934
Page
7
Mary Margaret McBride explains that happiness depends on inner resources not external conditions. The essay argues rich or poor, healthy or ill, happiness comes from adjusting to circumstances and cultivating personal habits like walking or hobbies to restore balance.
The House suppresses a minority aviation report on navy plane purchases led by Texas congressman McFarlane. The dispute centers on bid rules, alleged price overcharges, and navy contracts amid broader Commerce Department intrigue surrounding Dr. Willard Thorp’s confirmation.
Women testify Cardui improves strength and reduces nausea during pregnancy and after childbirth. Mrs. J L Norred of Georgia notes four children and ongoing back troubles eased by Cardui. The ad urges consulting a physician if not helped.
A newspaper story notes Kenneth M. Simpson and NRA officials laughed at FTC charges that the steel code favors big firms and harms small custom mills. It cites a Duluth horseshoe plant and a US Steel subsidiary as examples, and hints at a Johnson plan for a major public publicity drive under the National Emergency Council.
An older diet pitch urges readers to weigh daily and follow a regimen with Kruschen Saltesa claiming rapid fat loss. It promotes avoiding fatty meats and sugars while walking and praising the product as a healthful aid from Mana Drug Co.
Mrs Sylvia Alford led a Sunday afternoon recital at First Baptist church to aid the church rally quota. The event showcased vocal and instrumental pupils including Ruth Leighton, Cora Lee Robinson, Mia A M Greenwood, and others with solos duets and a short talk by Mrs Alford.
Nearly 600 people attended St Mark church Sunday to hear Rev G F Phelpa of St Paul M B & church Winston-Salem preach. The St Paul choir of 60 sang sacred music. Phelpa spoke on God Revealing Himself to Man via nature scripture and spirit. About 150 visitors came by three buses and autos. offering totaled 45.1.
The colored American Legion post will meet Tuesday at 8 o clock over the Porcha building. Acting Commander Robert Steed urges all members to attend.
The Ex-Pennites club will present a play titled Kicked Out of College on Monday night at the William Penn high school auditorium. The Professional Men's Club met at Dr. Joseph A. Martin's home last week, with a successful session and plans for the summer. After business, Dr. Martin hosted a luncheon.
Plans are completed for the Carolina Salon Orchestra from the University of North Carolina to perform in the high school auditorium on Friday afternoon April 13. Thor Johnson conducts. Local youth Hubert Liverman and Thomas Gordy will perform solos with the ensemble. Other soloists include John Daniel of Atlanta and John Murphy of Waynesville. The program features Bizet, Gretry, Reiding, Schutte, Tchaikovsky and Ippolitov Ivanov pieces with a variety of instrumental solos.
If ice never melted in a refrigerator the device would be useless for keeping food cool.
In Raleigh authorities report Richard Perkinson, 25, was killed by W N Collins, 61, after Collins shot him then killed himself. The incident followed parental objections to Perkinson pursuing Collins's daughter Ethel, 30, who had spent the night away. Coroner says no inquest. case ruled murder and suicide. Miss Collins active in local church work.
Miss Dorothy Queil, a school teacher at Lone Star school in Oshkosh Nebraska, is escorted home each day after classes by a driverless two-horse team.
Ordinary printers ink is employed to produce fingerprints. The note describes a simple method or example of using common ink for imprinting patterns.
In Bamberg on April 9 45 year old farmer Joe Barre was arrested after a shooting near Bateshore that killed his wife and mother in law. Barre was drunk at arrest and the two women died instantly. Barre’s brother led officers to safety for the fugitive’s children as Barre, accompanied by cousins, fled.
A historical note explains that John Hancock’s large signature on the Declaration of Independence popularized his name as a symbol of signing.
A readable brief notes that citizens of the United States do not require passports to travel to Canada. The line emphasizes border crossing rules and simplifies international travel documentation for U S residents.
A report details enforcement actions tied to prohibition affecting 70 law officers and 17 private citizens. The piece outlines risks faced by officials and civilians amid rising arrests and security concerns across jurisdictions.
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