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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1935
Page
6
Tomato cooking ideas and recipes are shared with methods for grilled tomatoes veal cutlets baked tomatoes and cheese scalloped tomatoes and cheese. The piece lists serving suggestions and meal plans including breakfast luncheon and dinner courses with beverages.
Mrs. L. W. Gurkin in Williamston trains her dog Don to feed 800 goldfish by scattering crumbled soda crackers into the pond. Don picks up crackers, stands over the pool, and drops crumbs for the fishes at feeding time.
Raleigh Aug 28 The council of state studies self liquidating projects to be financed by bonds and WPA funds with aims to report to Governor Ehringhaus on his return from vacation. Proposals include a new state office building a hygiene laboratory UNC and projects at five Negro institutions with a September 16 WPA deadline.
The North Carolina Revenue Department announced a new Gasoline and Oil Inspection Division to detect dilutions and impurities. Three chemists and five inspectors will cover 9,000 filling stations across 62,000 square miles, led by Herbert L. Shankle formerly of Mt Gilead.
A novel speed meter uses two parallel light beams to time how long a vehicle takes to pass, accurately determining speed. The device records the interval as the car interrupts the beams, providing a precise measurement method.
Debonair model showcases two fabrics as a smart contrast for pattern 9541. Raglan sleeves and dual necklines offer versatile styling. size range 12 to 42 and yardage details included. Send fifteen cents per pattern to The Enterprise Pattern Dept New York.
Raleigh August 28 Work on distributing textbooks to state public schools started yesterday under E N Peeler secretary of the state textbook purchase and rental commission. Books are moved from the state depository to the commission warehouse before shipment to western districts first. Peeler will visit Charlotte to discuss distribution machinery with superintendents and principals.
KINGSTREE August 28. The Black River once drew water sports and fishing crowds on the Western Boundary of Kingstree. Now it dwindles to a few inches, with grass and weeds covering the bottom and only a leaf or chip able to sail. Locals suspect an underground course as the river becomes a shadow of its former self.
A. J. Koonce of the Koonce Funeral Home has added a Sayers Abington ambulance built for modern cars and comfort. The Cincinnati manufactured vehicle features air wheels, knee action front suspension, hydraulic brakes, soundproofed body, Spanish leather interior, walnut cabinet, and equipped cot with washable cover, fan, and heater.
Mr. Koonce ordered a Sayers Abington ambulance and hopes High Point residents see it as a pledge of top service and a sincere wish to provide the finest in the profession from Koonce Funeral Home.
In Ruiva a Portuguese town just outside Lisbon only three deaths occurred in 1933 and all were centenarians, earning the village the nickname Village of Long Life.
A government driven recreational expansion reports 16 swimming pools built with aid in Tarboro Greenville Farmville Raleigh Durham Goldsboro Sanford Newton Asheville High Point Brevard Franklin Forest City Rutherfordton. The UNC Chapel Hill intramural field also funded, as about 100 gymnasiums rise under CWA and ERA programs.
Elizabeth City August 28 Recorder W Clarence Morse dismissed the case against Wiley of a Hertford highway filling station for possession of ABC liquor for sale due to insufficient evidence. The ruling held that possession of legal liquor, regardless of amount, does not prove sale. The judge criticized county revenue greed and urged use of Pasquotank act powers to limit purchases at the local ABC store.
Raleigh August 28 The state department of agriculture reported that oleomargarines taxed ten cents a pound for containing foreign oils and lacking certain domestic ingredients have been virtually eliminated from the market. Manufacturers pledged not to sell the taxed product in the state.
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