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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1928
Page
18
Spring housecleaning extends to cars with tips to remove winter fronts repaint interiors and clean engine components. Adjust carburetor air fuel mix generator charge and battery, oil and grease the car, drain and flush cooling system while running, and save glycerine for next winter.
A readable excerpt notes mint sauce accompanying spicy gingerbread with raisins and nuts. It suggests serving very hot with a thick aolding sauce to which a touch of ming has been added for fuller flavor.
Dr. A A Rock of Milwaukee declares goitre is not a disease and introduces a home treatment method now used nationwide. He warns growths worsen without attention and opposes unnecessary operations, offering his self published book free to interested readers.
Smithsonian paleontologist Dr. Charles W. Gilmore reports a new set of invertebrate fossil tracks from the Grand Canyon area. The 25 million year old sandstone trails extend the known range, with discoveries along the Bright Angel and Yaki trails and corroborating finds by Dr. David White.
Raleigh April 21 The Enterprise Bureau reports Haywood Parker of Asheville believes Al Smith will win the 10th congressional district if nominated for president. The piece notes Neal’s entry against Weaver and Stikeleather’s pro Smith stance signaling the district’s westward tilt toward Smith with growing support from mountain counties and remoter counties reporting Smith backers.
Police in Osaka, Japan padlocked the Dobuil hotel for three days over alleged gambling and immoral conduct. Seventy five guests occupied the hotel, including six foreigners, with an estimated loss of about 25000 dollars during the closure.
Descendants of James Monroe present the old Fredericksburg brick law office to Virginia for a national memorial on April 28. Governor Byrd and diplomatic reps from Central and South American republics attend a ceremony with great grandson Laurence Gouveneur Hoes and his mother Rose Gouveneur Hoes. Relics include Monroe desk, doctrine writing desk, Monroe sword, Washington portrait, law books, Mrs Monroe dress, and a seven pound Lafayette umbrella with brass profile. a matching Lafayette umbrella is kept in La Grange, France.
British production of hairpins falls from 47 000 cwt in 1913 to 11 000 cwt in 1926. The drastic drop reflects shrinking industry demand and reduced manufacturing activity over the period.
Asheboro church launches a ten day revival starting Sunday April 22. Rev J E Pritchard leads Sunday services, with Rev W H Maier of Thomasville preaching Monday evening. Then Rev Mater conducts two daily services at 10 AM and 8 PM, attractively described as a strong preacher with gripping personality.
Asheboro commissioners approve a milk inspection rule to take effect after June 1. Each dairy must label milk grade and cafes must display grade cards. Dr M G Edwards and a state health representative will survey dairies in early May and report by June 1. Rose Five and Ten Cent Store opened its 85th Asheboro store on Depot Street in the Daviness building, formerly Old Hickory cafe, with remodel noted.
Detroit speech reports a strong rise in American aviation enthusiasm and activity after Charles Lindbergh's New York to Paris flight. F Trubee Davison notes 1928 as a milestone in aviation history while commemorating the Wright brothers' first flight anniversary.
A shark embryo develops inside an egg lacking a shell. its contents are shielded by a thick leathery covering nearly as elastic as rubber, providing protection during development.
Before hanging up the screens they should be brushed thoroughly and the frames repainted. All hinges should be wired throughly at the same time.
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