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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
7
Advice for women who struggle to buy hats. A new brimmed style by Em Fanceed promises to lift mood and age perception, with the brim as a key feature. The piece emphasizes that the right brim can make a woman look younger and end the holiday shopping letdown.
London notes 1932 centenaries of famed figures. The bicentennial of George Washington’s birth is set for February 22, with some staff claiming February 23 as the Pepys tercentenary, though Pepys’s birth date is disputed by Francis Turner at Cambridge.
A fragmented recount lists New Year dating in 1633, Pepys centenaries on Feb 23 1933, and notable deaths births and events such as Champlain and Goethe. It includes cholera fast in London, Greece’s king, Poland’s status, and Belgian-British naval actions amid European upheaval.
An advertisement promotes Fasteeth powder to secure dentures without gum taste. It claims the product keeps plates tight and comfortable and deodorizes. Available at keyes or druggists.
A patchwork of dates and names from medieval and early modern history. Mentions Mount Etna, bank failures, Morse electricity, notable deaths and births, and historic battles across years 732 to 1632 with references to figures like Francis Atterbury Sir Richard Arkwright Haydn and Veronese.
Elko Nevada reports a sheep dog owned by Donald Riddel saved a newborn lamb by staying beside a stray ewe and guarding the vulnerable animal. The event highlights the dog's protective role on the farm and the breed's loyalty.
A fragment notes keeping it warm all night between its legs to prevent freezing.
A sealed note from the American Liner President Taft, tossed overboard February 14 1929, was recovered off Vancouver Island's West Coast recently. The bottle had traveled about 600 miles before its surfacing and was sent to Washington for study.
Beauty, a Holstein owned by W. A. Post in Naponee Nebraska, was named state champion butterfat producer of 1931. The cow yielded 17.5 pounds of butterfat and 26,761 pounds of milk, earning the owner a net profit of 303 dollars after feed costs.
Mrs Sylvia Kearns a licensed per term speaker argues women are suited for directing and that this field will become a major profession rivaling nursing as it expands.
Federal agents raided a Woonsocket location identified as a speakeasy after a long wait since Prohibition. investigators seized chairs, tables, and other equipment during the operation.
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