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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
14
The article notes women becoming hand conscious and discusses foot care for comfort and circulation. It recommends salt and mustard seed foot baths, hot soaking, cold showers, and alcohol rubs, plus regular nightly routines, cautions on electric baths, and the importance of powder after bathing.
A letter puzzle shows consonants STICKERS DDHNNHS BSHNNHDD with missing vowels to form a simple phrase. Ten vowels are missing four a s and two i s. Filling vowels yields a sentence that reads the same backward and forward. The item presents a wordplay clue for readers.
Changing your stockings daily and twice daily if you go out in the evening is advised as a simple precaution for foot care and hygiene.
On December 11 1848 Robert Koch born at Klausthal Prussia became a renowned physician. He advanced bacteriology methods and staining techniques. Koch led German cholera investigations in Egypt and India and later found the cholera germ in 1883 and proposed anthrax inoculation. He studied sleeping sickness in West Africa and earned the Nobel Prize in 1905. He died in 1910.
Raleigh report notes soil chemist L G Willis of North Carolina Experiment Station at State College will share a $5000 award from the American Society of Agronomy for outstanding nitrogen fertilizer research.
Princeton astronomer Prof. John Q. Stewart says a moon voyage in a rocket ship would likely take about four days if such a craft could be built.
A dense table of radio programs across stations like WEAF WJZ WABC and WGY, listing times from 6:45 PM to midnight. Entries include music orchestras, dramas, Sketches, and special programs with numerous affiliate stations and call letters.
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