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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
5
Laura Lou Brookman Chapto r XXXVI describes a warm September evening in a valley. A girl sits on a log as Toby and Jim Jamie in tan jodhpurs finish a sandwich and talk by a shallow stream with autumn colors starting to appear.
A nutrition item urges using Kellogg's Bran for daily bulk to aid digestion and immunity. The piece explains bran absorbs moisture, forms mass, and cleanses the system, with serving guidance and grocery availability noted.
Toby Hillyer reveals to Bill that a wedding is planned, hinting at unfolding events in their former social circle. The conversation touches on past fame, current work, and Harriet's plan to invite Aunt Abigail Dinwiddie to a party, with Bill joking about crashing it.
Augusta Georgia April 24. Oliver F Lazar 32 died in a hospital after being clawed by a 350 pound lion to a pen at Robert F Meyer home in Aiken county Lazar unlocked a door to the lion pen and was mauled as he approached the bars. Meyer said the lion seized Lazar and his chest and arm were severely maimed. Sheriff J P Howard released Meyer saying no law covered the case and an inquest may be held later today.
George Insane Hughes aged 96 at his home in New York may not live to see the birth of his second child, due next month. He recently fell ill with influenza, suffered a relapse, and remains seriously ill. Doctors verified his claim of fatherhood at an advanced age, and he had named his son Franklin Roosevelt, receiving a presidential letter of congratulations.
A map drawn by Christopher Columbus in 1498 was discovered in 1932 in Constantinople, present day Istanbul, shedding light on early exploration contacts. The find suggests historical ties between the navigator and the city, prompting scholarly interest.
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