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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
2
City Judge Fleming comments that umpires anger spectators after G H White is brought before him for throwing a pop bottle at an umpire during a Chattanooga vs Memphis game. He warns continued incidents could end baseball in the area and jokes about bottle volleys upon officials.
A promotional piece for The Enterprise and NEA Service extolling home craft projects. It contrasts colonial samplers with present day quick needlework, highlighting affordable cross stitch kits like a white on black felt silhouette and a “Sunset in Winter” tapestry. It encourages readers to make their own items and boast about them.
Olive Roberts Barton writes that a chastening mood amid hardship may benefit children by exposing snobbery and excess, recounting tales of youths disdaining modest cars and fashions, reflecting on past prosperity and the toll on child life. She cites war and highway casualties to underscore a fallen era.
After December 1 1932 Britain will swap 2 billion pounds of five percent war loan into securities yielding 3 percent cutting annual interest from about 100 million to 79 million and net savings around 23 million fueling hopes of tax cuts and a stock market boom. The move targets debt items totaling about seven billion pounds with major portions at 3 to 5 percent rates and has broad political support from Labour and other parties.
Albany notes Prof. Arthur Knudson of Albany Medical College rejects nude cults advocating full body sun exposure. He says exposing hands and face to sunlight provides the beneficial influence needed to prevent rickets.
German societies for the prevention of cruelty to animals advocate rubber shoes for horses in Berlin arguing they are more comfortable, cheaper, longer lasting, and reduce slipping on asphalt compared with iron shoes.
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