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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
7
The Enterprise presents a problem answers column headed by Marjorie Mansfield. Readers are invited to address their questions to her in care of the newspaper for response in future issues.
A young man seeks guidance about a two month romance and the risk of losing life changes if the relationship ends. The adviser urges waiting a year to prove character, choosing self reform, and letting the girl decide happiness while avoiding clingy behavior. The second letter recounts a theft joke where money disappears from a bankbook after two girls laugh. the adviser counsels against accusing them and suggests modest steps to recover funds or mark the loss as lost.
The Duchess of Windsor Wallis Warfield, American born wife of the former king, is listed in the 1938 British Who's Who alongside royal spouses. The edition notes Edward VIII's abdication and marriage to Wallis and includes entries for Haile Selassie, Mussolini, Roosevelt, Lindbergh, Hitler, Stalin, and Hoover with varying line counts.
An ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a fat burning aid that works by stimulating a gland to burn excess tissue. It claims dieting is slow and that doctors use this approach to reduce fat without starvation or back breaking exercise.
In St Edward Nebraska five year old Hal Hasselbach grabbed a popgun and set out saying he would go hunting. He came back with a pheasant. The family offered one theory the bird died from the sudden pop of the toy gun and explained the mystery with amusement.
Dallas report says Judge Thornt on barred Billy Edwards from bringing his son inside. Jurors watched from windows as Zimba performed circus stunts on the lawn. Dancer Norma Edwards sues promoter Edwards for injuries from entering Zimba's cage during an exhibition. Edwards contends Zimba was dolile.
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