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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
5
A Washington dispatch notes President Hoover hones a difficult acceptance speech to serve as creed and defense. The draft, hindered by duties and gate turmoil, mirrors earlier safe lines like foreign policy and prohibition rhetoric, echoing Warren G. Harding.
An old advertisement promotes Calotabs claiming a single nightly tablet eases offensive breath. The copy promises no taste or side effects and a refreshed morning mood. It warns against imitations and notes genuine Calotabs sold in checker-board packaging with refund guarantees.
Train tickets offered for trips from Washington to Philadelphia New York Havana Jacksonville St Petersburg Lakeland Tampa Orlando West Palm Beach and Birmingham Chattanooga with prices from 11.75 to 28.00. Crescent Limited departures August 6 offer return limits of 19 days to Havana and 10 days to other destinations with various stopovers.
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Aug 4 The Anti-Saloon League plans to oppose all wets in the coming election but focuses its fight on Robert R. Reynolds seeking the U S Senate Reynolds is the only North Carolina Democrat targeted while the rest of the delegation remains dry Republican candidates Clifford Frazier and Jake Newell are as dry as ever the league hopes Reynolds becomes the focal point of prohibition battles in Raleigh.
A coroner's jury ruled that M. Dickinson a dental technician at the government hospital at Oteen died by his own action He shot himself with a rifle following trouble with his wife in Asheville.
Alan T. Bowler, vice president of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company, resigns to take a position with the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond.
Governor Gardner announced William Dunn of New Bern will succeed John G. Dawson of Kinston as president of the Atlantic and North Carolina railroad at the annual stockholders meeting in Morehead City on Thursday.
In a restaurant scene Jack and Sue dodge a dangerous threat linked to Jim Haydn and hidden papers. Burns, a looming antagonist, presses for details as Jack weighs reporting suspicions, while Sue downplays the incident to protect them both. The tension hints at deeper danger surrounding a shooting and the hiding of vital papers.
Rev W C Lovin of High Point was re elected president of the North Carolina Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist church at Colfax serving as the 53rd annual session. About 225 delegates from North and South Carolina and Virginia attend as officers were re elected and the Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary Society also reorganized with one exception.
National and American league leaders are listed with players such as Klein of the Phillies Foxx of the Athletics Ruth of the Yankees and Ott of the Giants. The figures cover runs hits home runs and runs batted in along with top pitchers like Swetonic and Weaver and base stealing leaders including Chapman and Walker.
An old superstition claims that when five bees circle a person’s head, it brings good luck. The belief appears in a brief note reflecting regional folklore.
Detroit officials report a new canned meals plan from the Detroit House of Correction for welfare families. The recipe sums to 400 quarts of stew in quart cans, designed to feed a family of three or four per meal. The formula lists mutton or beef 100 pounds, potatoes 200 pounds, onions 15 pounds, flour 10 pounds, soup herbs 2 pounds, parsley 1 pound, black pepper 1 pound, and 37 gallons of water.
An ad claims Moone's Emerald Oil provides instant relief for corns bunions ingrown nails foot odor and tired aching feet in hot weather. It promises soothing relief from the moment pain starts and offers a money back guarantee via Mann Drug Co Ade.
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