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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1946
Page
8
Dr. Harry H. Rosenthal reports penicillin lozenges and sulfonamide wafers as effective remedies for common sore throats. Lozenges relieve pain within four hours and reduce tonsil swelling quickly. wafers soothe inflamed membranes and clear infection in two to three days. Caution urged: seek medical advice for severe or diphtheria symptoms.
Geologists assert coal has existed in the Sealing for about 300 million years, indicating ancient geological activity and long term carbon formation in the region.
A local man with years of tired burning feet says massaging with PED-EX after bathing makes him feel as if he floats on air. He touts the essential oil formula as priceless and urges readers to buy PED-EX at nearby drugstores.
Mrs. Louis H. Erb of Piedmont California was invited to meet her nephew’s Australian bride on the Monterey’s deck. B T Duncan of Chicago arranged the ruse to surprise Audrie Duncan aboard the ship. The plan succeeded as Mrs Duncan spotted her fiancé’s aunt and identified herself aboard.
Hal Boyle recounts the Rome tragedy of Julia a nineteen year old wartime romantic who loved an American captain. After long waiting and unanswered letters she shoots herself twice in Holy Friday, leaving a note asking forgiveness and saying she cannot wait any longer for him to return.
In Mcleansboro Illinois a fox, a sow, and a stork contested for time in a farmyard scene. The sow seized the fox by the throat and killed it, while Grey Renard attempted to approach a pen with an outstanding sow. Minutes later the stork arrived with nine piglets for Battling Momma.
SOUTHBRIDGE Mass An American Optical company retirement ends a 242 year family run of service by four brothers Paul Delage 57 Eli Dore 56 Louis 68 and Joe 61 years with Editore who died in 1938. Paul’s son and daughter have completed 20 and 9 years respectively.
Guilford College at Guilford, Apr 23. Clark Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Floyd Wilson of High Point, was elected president of the men's student government and the men's athletic association in spring elections. Eldora Haworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Haworth of High Point, was elected treasurer for the women's student government. Eldora, a freshman, has been active in the Young Friends group and was freshman representative on the women's council. The note adds that platinum was among elements discovered in the 16th century.
At City Lake Negro park Adams-Millis employees hosted Easter events for plant workers. About 300 attendees joined morning egg hunts with Frankie Torrence and Jerry Torrence prize winners. An afternoon crowd of about 1,000 enjoyed music by Dot Lewis and more contests led by Roy Garrard as best dressed man.
Portland manufacturer C W Johnston starts mass production of a two pin safety pin on a chain touted as un swallowable. If a baby swallows the first pin the distress cry should alert the mother to retrieve and remove the second pin on the chain.
John L. Reitzel of Iredell county and Ernest E. Durham of Guilford county join the North Carolina State College extension staff as farm management specialists. Reitzel, a former Henderson county farm agent, served in World War II starting 1942. Durham earned a master’s degree from the college in 1941. Format follows April news from Raleigh.
An elder duck, a rare sight in polar and subpolar waters, has been seen near Massett. Officials note it is only the second such sighting in British Columbia.
In Normal Illinois Jay Carpenter, a 23 year old former infantry captain, entered a veterans school program at Illinois State Normal University. After 48 hours of tutoring he completed two years of study and enrolled for examinations to qualify for a diploma.
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